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e'tiraaf

recognition, avowal, admission, confession, acknowledgement

e'tiraaf-e-fan

acknowledgement of art

e'tiraaf-e-auj

acknowledgement of attaining zenith

e'tiraaf laanaa

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e'tiraaf-e-'ishq

confession of love

e'tiraaf-e-badan

acceptance of body

e'tiraaf-e-jafaa

confession of inconstancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm

confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty

e'tiraaf-e-junuu.n

confession of frenzy

e'tiraaf-e-shauq

confession of passion

e'tiraaf-e-ehsaa.n

acknowledgement of obligation, favour

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

e'tiraaf-e-haziimat

acknowledgement, confession of rout, defeat

e'tiraaf-e-jurm karnaa

confess, fink

e'tiraaf-e-'ahd-e-vafaa

acknowledgment of the pledge of constancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm-e-ulfat

confession of crime of love

e'tiraaf-e-shikast-e-KHudii

acknowledgment of the obliteration of self-hood, ego

e'tiraaf-e-mohabbat

confession of love

Meaning ofSee meaning KHurd-o-kalaa.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHurd-o-kalaa.n

ख़ुर्द-ओ-कलाँ•خورْد و کَلاں

Vazn : 2212

English meaning of KHurd-o-kalaa.n

Noun, Masculine

small and big

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KHurd-o-kalaa.n (خُرْد و کَلاں)

رک: خُرد و کبیر، چھوٹا بڑا.

Sher Examples

sharāb-e-ishq se maḳhmūr sab ḳhurd-o-kalāñ hoñge

tuyūr-e-bāġh-e-ulfat mahv-e-dīdār-e-butāñ hoñge

sharab-e-ishq se maKHmur sab KHurd-o-kalan honge

tuyur-e-bagh-e-ulfat mahw-e-didar-e-butan honge

Syed Ghafir Rizvi Falak Chhaulsi

un ke gunāh-o-jurm-o-ḳhatā par qad-āvar ḳhāmosh rahe

ham se zarā sī chuuk huī to ḳhurd-o-kalāñ tak baat ga.ī

un ke gunah-o-jurm-o-KHata par qad-awar KHamosh rahe

hum se zara si chuk hui to KHurd-o-kalan tak baat gai

Bismil Aazmi

خورْد و کَلاں کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

(رک : خوردو کبیر.

Urdu meaning of KHurd-o-kalaa.n

Roman
Urdu

(ruk ha khuurdo kabiir

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e'tiraaf

recognition, avowal, admission, confession, acknowledgement

e'tiraaf-e-fan

acknowledgement of art

e'tiraaf-e-auj

acknowledgement of attaining zenith

e'tiraaf laanaa

اعتراف (رک) کرنا.

e'tiraaf-e-'ishq

confession of love

e'tiraaf-e-badan

acceptance of body

e'tiraaf-e-jafaa

confession of inconstancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm

confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty

e'tiraaf-e-junuu.n

confession of frenzy

e'tiraaf-e-shauq

confession of passion

e'tiraaf-e-ehsaa.n

acknowledgement of obligation, favour

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

e'tiraaf-e-haziimat

acknowledgement, confession of rout, defeat

e'tiraaf-e-jurm karnaa

confess, fink

e'tiraaf-e-'ahd-e-vafaa

acknowledgment of the pledge of constancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm-e-ulfat

confession of crime of love

e'tiraaf-e-shikast-e-KHudii

acknowledgment of the obliteration of self-hood, ego

e'tiraaf-e-mohabbat

confession of love

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asaas

असास

اَساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

base, foundation, ground

[ Aati-jati saans hi zindagi ki asas hai ]

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ras

रस

رَس

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

juice, syrup, essence

[ Ganne ka ras yarqan (jaundice) mein bahut mufeed hai ]

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shaadaab

शादाब

شاداب

Origin : Persian

Adjective

blooming green, green, verdant

[ Bahar bagh ka shadab manzar vazeh taur par nazar aa raha hai ]

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pyaas

प्यास

پِیاس

Origin : Hindi

Noun

desire to drink, thirst

[ Sakht pyas mein ret bhi pani nazar aata hai ]

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udaas

उदास

اُداس

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

sad, sorrowful

[ Sailab mein hazaron janen gayin yahi gham har dil ko udas karne ko kafi tha ]

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jasaarat

जसारत

جَسارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, boldness, bravery

[ Zalim hakim ke samne sach kahna bhi badi jasarat ka kaam hai ]

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shabaab

शबाब

شَباب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acme, zenith

[ Is saal February mahine mein bhi sardi shabab par hai ]

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jaras

जरस

جَرَس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gong or bell rung to signal the departure of a caravan

[ Registan mein guzarte huye qafile ki jaras ki awaz achchhi bhi lagti hai ]

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

مُفِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

useful, beneficial

[ Pudine ki pattiyan pet ke liye bahut mufid hoti hain ]

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sharaab

शराब

شَراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wine, liquor

[ Sharab ke khilaf lakh propagande hon lekin iski tijarat bahut nafa-bakhsh hai isliye yah kabhi band nahin ki ja sakti ]

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