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KHizaa.n

autumn, the fall of the leaf

KHizaa.n-aashnaa

acquainted with autumn

KHizaa.n-diida

What has reached autumn, seen by autumn, eyes of autumn

KHizaa.n-rasiida

autumn struck, withered, decaying

KHizaa.n-gaziida

retired, aged, tired, alarmed, stung, scared by autumn

KHizaa.n kaa maaraa

پُرانا، مُرجھایا ہوا؛ (کنایتاً) ضعیف، عُمر رسیدہ.

KHizaa.n-naa-aashnaa

young, ever-blooming

KHizaa.n kaa 'amal honaa

خزاں آنا

barg-e-KHizaa.n

autumn leaf

ra.ng-e-KHizaa.n

color of autumn, with the aspect. mood of autumn

mausam-e-KHizaa.n

autumn, autumn season

baa'd-e-KHizaa.n

after autumn

e'tibaar-e-KHizaa.n

faith of autumn

fasl-e-KHizaa.n

autumn season

tap-e-KHizaa.n

وہ بخار جو موسمِ خزاں میں آئے

sarraaf-e-KHizaa.n

سورج

bahaar-e-be-KHizaa.n

spring which has no autumn, evergreen

barg-e-KHizaa.n-diida

leaf which has seen or experienced autumn

barg-e-KHizaa.n-rasiida

a leaf which has became pale due to the autumn

gul-e-KHizaa.n-diida

a withered flower

har bahaare raa KHiazaa.n

every rise hath fall

bahaar-e-zindagii par KHizaa.n laanaa

مار دینا، قتل کردینا

Meaning ofSee meaning KHizaa.n-gaziida in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHizaa.n-gaziida

ख़िज़ाँ-गज़ीदा•خِزاں گَزِیدَہ

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 12122

See meaning: KHizaa.n-rasiida

English meaning of KHizaa.n-gaziida

Adjective, Singular

retired, aged, tired, alarmed, stung, scared by autumn

Sher Examples

murjhā rahe haiñ phuul to kaliyāñ udaas haiñ

kyoñ hai ḳhizāñ-gazīda ye gulzār kuchh kaho

murjha rahe hain phul to kaliyan udas hain

kyon hai KHizan-gazida ye gulzar kuchh kaho

Dr. Fauq Kareemi

huuñ bū-e-gul ḳhizāñ-gazīda

koī jise DhūñDe bhī na paa.e

hun bu-e-gul KHizan-gazida

koi jise DhunDe bhi na pae

Kalidas Gupta Raza

zabāñ burīda sahī maiñ ḳhizāñ-gazīda sahī

harā-bharā mirā zaḳhm-e-hunar to ab bhī hai

zaban burida sahi main KHizan-gazida sahi

hara-bhara mera zaKHm-e-hunar to ab bhi hai

Ummeed Fazli

ख़िज़ाँ-गज़ीदा के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण, एकवचन

ख़ज़ांरसीदा, वृद्ध, बूढ़ा, उम्र-दराज़, मुरझाया हुआ

خِزاں گَزِیدَہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت، واحد

خزاں رسیدہ، عمردراز، ضعیف، معمر، زردی مائل، مرجھایا ہوا

Urdu meaning of KHizaa.n-gaziida

Roman
Urdu

Khazaanrsiidaa, umaradraaz, za.iif, muammar, zardii maa.il, murjhaayaa hu.a

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KHizaa.n

autumn, the fall of the leaf

KHizaa.n-aashnaa

acquainted with autumn

KHizaa.n-diida

What has reached autumn, seen by autumn, eyes of autumn

KHizaa.n-rasiida

autumn struck, withered, decaying

KHizaa.n-gaziida

retired, aged, tired, alarmed, stung, scared by autumn

KHizaa.n kaa maaraa

پُرانا، مُرجھایا ہوا؛ (کنایتاً) ضعیف، عُمر رسیدہ.

KHizaa.n-naa-aashnaa

young, ever-blooming

KHizaa.n kaa 'amal honaa

خزاں آنا

barg-e-KHizaa.n

autumn leaf

ra.ng-e-KHizaa.n

color of autumn, with the aspect. mood of autumn

mausam-e-KHizaa.n

autumn, autumn season

baa'd-e-KHizaa.n

after autumn

e'tibaar-e-KHizaa.n

faith of autumn

fasl-e-KHizaa.n

autumn season

tap-e-KHizaa.n

وہ بخار جو موسمِ خزاں میں آئے

sarraaf-e-KHizaa.n

سورج

bahaar-e-be-KHizaa.n

spring which has no autumn, evergreen

barg-e-KHizaa.n-diida

leaf which has seen or experienced autumn

barg-e-KHizaa.n-rasiida

a leaf which has became pale due to the autumn

gul-e-KHizaa.n-diida

a withered flower

har bahaare raa KHiazaa.n

every rise hath fall

bahaar-e-zindagii par KHizaa.n laanaa

مار دینا، قتل کردینا

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त'ईनात

تَعِینَات

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طُلَبا

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حَسَد

Origin : Arabic

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عَمَلہ

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माही-गीर

ماہی گِیر

Origin : Persian

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आसरा

آسْرا

Origin : Sanskrit

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फ़त्ह

فَتْح

Origin : Arabic

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तकब्बुर

تَکَبُّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

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कारकुन

کارْکُن

Origin : Persian

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'आरी

عاری

Origin : Arabic

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