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bhurbhuraa

friable, crumbly, dry and powdery

bhurbhuraa honaa

to thirst (for), long (for), hanker (after), eagerly desire

bhurbhuraahaT

crisp, friable, brittle

bhurbhuraa patthar

روابیا، ریتلا پتھر، ایسا پتھر جس کے ذرّات کچّے ہوتے ہیں اور بناوٹ میں نقص رہنے کی وجہ سے باہم اچھی طرح پیوست نہیں ہوتے اس لیے یہ بہت جلد گرجاتا ہے

bhurbhuraanaa

sprinkle sugar, salt or pepper on anything

bhurbhuraaT

(رک) بُھربُھراہٹ .

bharbharaahaT

ورم، سرخی، تمتماہٹ

bharbharaa ke

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaa kar

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaanaa

(आँखों में) जल भर आना। २. (हृदय का) आवेगपूर्ण या विह्वल होना। ४. विफल होना। घबराना। ५. (ज्वर आदि में शरीर में) हलकी सूजन या दानों का उभार होना।

bharbharaaT

رک : بھربھراہٹ .

Meaning ofSee meaning KHataa-kaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHataa-kaar

ख़ता-कार•خَطا کار

Vazn : 1221

English meaning of KHataa-kaar

Persian, Arabic - Adjective

guilty, wrongdoer, culprit
Example • Khatakar ko kabhi na kabhi saza zaroor milti hai

Sher Examples

mujrim huuñ maiñ agar to gunahgār tum bhī ho

ai rahbarān-e-qaum ḳhatā-kār tum bhī ho

mujrim hun main agar to gunahgar tum bhi ho

ai rahbaran-e-qaum KHata-kar tum bhi ho

Sahir Ludhianvi

huuñ ḳhatā-kār siyāhkār gunahgār magar

kis ko baḳhshe tirī rahmat jo gunahgār na ho

hun KHata-kar siyahkar gunahgar magar

kis ko baKHshe teri rahmat jo gunahgar na ho

Jigar Moradabadi

ख़ता-कार के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - विशेषण

दोषी, अपराधी, मुज्रिम, पापी, पातकी, गुनाहगार
उदाहरण • ख़ताकार को कभी न कभी सज़ा ज़रूर मिलती है

خَطا کار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، عربی - صفت

گنہ گار، قصور وار، غلطی کرنے والا
مثال • خطار کار کو کبھی نہ کبھی سزار ضرور ملتی ہے

Urdu meaning of KHataa-kaar

Roman
Urdu

gunaahgaar, qasuurvaar, Galatii karne vaala

Synonyms of KHataa-kaar

paapii mujrim gunaahkaar taqsiir-vaar KHaatii 'aasii aasim gunahgaar

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bhurbhuraa

friable, crumbly, dry and powdery

bhurbhuraa honaa

to thirst (for), long (for), hanker (after), eagerly desire

bhurbhuraahaT

crisp, friable, brittle

bhurbhuraa patthar

bhurbhuraanaa

sprinkle sugar, salt or pepper on anything

bhurbhuraaT

(رک) بُھربُھراہٹ .

bharbharaahaT

ورم، سرخی، تمتماہٹ

bharbharaa ke

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaa kar

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaanaa

bharbharaaT

رک : بھربھراہٹ .

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tasallii

तसल्ली

تَسَلّی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

contentment, satisfaction, consolation, comfort, solace

[ Sawal-kuninda ke sawalon ka jawab-dehinda ne tasalli bakhsh jawab dia ]

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masarrat

मसर्रत

مَسَرَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pleasure, joy, cheerfulness, happiness

[ Intihaai masarrat ki talash mein log chhoti-chhoti khushiyon ka ehsas nahin kar pate ]

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maa'suum

मा'सूम

مَعْصُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

an infant, child

[ Dil ne kaha Najma tujhe ab apne masum bachchon ki khatir zinda rahna hai ]

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hikmat

हिकमत

حِکْمَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cleverness, ingenuity, skill, art

[ Sipah-salar ne kuchh diler jang-juon ko apni hikmat se waqif karaya ]

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naqqaashii

नक़्क़ाशी

نَقّاشی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

carving, engraving

[ Mandir ke khambon mein tarashi gai naqqashi mandir ki jaan hai ]

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huduud

हुदूद

حُدُود

Origin : Arabic

Noun

boundaries, limits

[ Rishton mein mohabbat ke sath hudood ka khayal rakhna bhi zaroori hota hai ]

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laffaazii

लफ्फ़ाज़ी

لَفّاظی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

volubility, verbosity

[ Laffazi se waqti taur par logon ko khush to kiya ja sakta hai, magar hamesha ke liye nahin ]

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aziyyat

अज़िय्यत

اَذِیَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wanton injury, molestation, annoyance, oppression

[ Mohabbat mein dhoka khane ki aziyyat umr-bhar yaad rahti hai ]

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KHattaatii

ख़त्ताती

خَطّاطی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

calligraphy, chirography

[ Fatima ke bhai ne khattati ke ek muqabale mein pahla inam jita ]

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raahzan

राहज़न

رَاہْزَن

Origin : Persian

Adjective

a robber, highwayman, brigand, bandit, footpad

[ Raahzan sirf daulat hi nahin lootte balki musafiron ko nuqsan bhi pahunchate hain ]

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