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maa'siyat

disobedience, sin, transgression

maa'siyat-kosh

رک : معصیت کار ، گناہ گار ۔

maa'siyat-kesh

معصیت کوش ، نافرمان ، گناہ گار ، عادی نافرمان ؛ (مجازاً) ، غافل ۔

maa'siyat-kaar

نافرمانی کرنے والا ؛ (مجازاً) گناہ گار ، پاپی ۔

maa'siyat-koshii

معصیت کوش (رک) کا کام ، گناہ گاری ، غفلت ۔

maa'siyat-shi'aar

पापी, पातकी, जिसका काम ही पाप करना हो।

maa'siyat-kaarii

معصیت کار (رک) کا اسم کیفیت ، نافرمانی ، انحراف ۔

maa'siyat dhulnaa

گناہ سے نجات ملنا ، بخشش ہونا ۔

maa'siyat-e-ilaahii

atheism

be-maa'siyat

without fault

aaluuda-e-maa'siyat

stained in sins

baar-e-maa'siyat

burden of sins

ifraat-e-maa'siyat

excess of sinning

aa'maal-e-maa'siyat

sinful deeds

kaffaara-e-maa'siyat

the expiation of sins, from which sins are removed, imposed punishment for regretting for mistakes

Meaning ofSee meaning KHashm-aaluud in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHashm-aaluud

ख़श्म-आलूद•خَشْم آلُود

Origin: Persian

Tags: Anger

English meaning of KHashm-aaluud

Adjective

angry, showing anger, irate, furious, passionate
tainted or disfigured with anger
angry, enraged, wrathful, irate

ख़श्म-आलूद के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

क्रोध से भरा हुआ, क्रोधयुक्त

خَشْم آلُود کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

غصّے سے بھرا ہوا، غضب ناک

Urdu meaning of KHashm-aaluud

Roman
Urdu

gusse se bhara hu.a, Gazabnaak

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maa'siyat

disobedience, sin, transgression

maa'siyat-kosh

رک : معصیت کار ، گناہ گار ۔

maa'siyat-kesh

معصیت کوش ، نافرمان ، گناہ گار ، عادی نافرمان ؛ (مجازاً) ، غافل ۔

maa'siyat-kaar

نافرمانی کرنے والا ؛ (مجازاً) گناہ گار ، پاپی ۔

maa'siyat-koshii

معصیت کوش (رک) کا کام ، گناہ گاری ، غفلت ۔

maa'siyat-shi'aar

पापी, पातकी, जिसका काम ही पाप करना हो।

maa'siyat-kaarii

معصیت کار (رک) کا اسم کیفیت ، نافرمانی ، انحراف ۔

maa'siyat dhulnaa

گناہ سے نجات ملنا ، بخشش ہونا ۔

maa'siyat-e-ilaahii

atheism

be-maa'siyat

without fault

aaluuda-e-maa'siyat

stained in sins

baar-e-maa'siyat

burden of sins

ifraat-e-maa'siyat

excess of sinning

aa'maal-e-maa'siyat

sinful deeds

kaffaara-e-maa'siyat

the expiation of sins, from which sins are removed, imposed punishment for regretting for mistakes

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dauraaniya

दौरानिया

دَوْرانِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

duration

[ Mazkura (Mentioned) majmue ke har Darame ka dauraniya pachees minute se zyada nahin hai ]

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taqaddus

तक़द्दुस

تَقَدُّس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

purity, holiness, sanctity, piousness

[ Puranon mein bhi pipal, tulsi vaghaira ke taqaddus ka zikr hai ]

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mu'aahada

मु'आहदा

مُعاہَدَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

compact, contract, agreement, treaty

[ Donon fariq ke darimyan ye muahada hua ki vo ek dusre ke muamale mein dakhl na den ]

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iqraar

इक़रार

اِقْرار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

consent, acceptance, confirmation

[ Donon ki shadi Hindustan mein hui thi magar iqrar Englistan se ho chuka tha ]

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baaqiyaat

बाक़ियात

باقِیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

archaeological finds, relics, remnants, remains

[ Badayun mein purane yadgar aur baqiyat maujud hain ]

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mazkuura

मज़कूरा

مَذکُورَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

remembered, aforesaid, above-mentioned

[ Mazkura sher Sardar Jafri ki nazm 'Mashirq wa Maghrib' se akhaz (cited) kia gaya hai ]

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farhat

फ़रहत

فَرْحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

joy, gladness, pleasure, delight, happiness

[ Chay ke ghunt jaise-jaise mein utarti hai farhat mahsus hoti hai ]

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munaasib

मुनासिब

مُناسِب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

just, fit, convenient, proper, suitable

[ Kal ke kaam ko aaj hi karna munasib hoga ]

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fariiq

फ़रीक़

فَرِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

party, body, troop

[ Wakil ne mukhalif fariq ke gawah ko apni taraf mila lia hai ]

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shikast

शिकस्त

شِکَسْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

defeat, failure, rout

[ Aam intikhabat ki har ek nishast se ek hi ummidwar kamyab hota hai baqi sabki shikast hoti hai ]

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