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shoriida

saline, bitter, salty

shoriida-raa.e

رک : شوریدہ دماغ .

shoriida-raah

Depraved, abandoned, erring, wandering.

shoriida-haal

mad, uneasy, anxious, impatient

shoriida-kaar

بدحال ، آشفتہ حال ، دیوانہ .

shoriida-sarii

distracted, mad, frantic, desperately in love, faint, dejected, rebellion

shoriida-maGz

دیوانہ، مجنون، سودائی

shoriida-mizaaj

lunatic, frenzied, obsessed

shoriida-dimaaG

lunatic, obsessed, mad

shoriida-haalii

destitution, helplessness

shoriida-baKHt

unfortunate, dishonorable, disgrace

shoriida-pusht

شورہ پشت ، سرکش ، فتنہ ان٘گیز .

shoriida-KHaatir

sad, grieved

shoriida-rozgaar

پریشان حال ، بے سر و سامان ؛ بدحال ، خستہ و خراب ؛ دیوانہ ، مجنوں .

shoriida-sar

in a distracted state (of mind), desperately (in love), demented, obsessed, desperate, mad

sar-e-shoriida

frenzied mind, the mind that going mad in fall of love, the mind of lover

'vahshat'-e-shoriida-sar

pen name - Wahshat the frenzied poet

Meaning ofSee meaning KHushk-dimaaG in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHushk-dimaaG

ख़ुश्क-दिमाग़•خُشْک دِمَاغ

Vazn : 21121

English meaning of KHushk-dimaaG

Persian, Arabic - Adjective

mad, insane, stupid

ख़ुश्क-दिमाग़ के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - विशेषण

जिसके मस्तिष्क में खुश्की बहुत हो, चिड़चिड़ा, बदमिज़ाज, पागल, दीवाना, वह आदमी जिस में बात से बात पैदा करने की योग्यता न हो

خُشْک دِمَاغ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، عربی - صفت

وہ آدمی جس میں بات پیدا کرنے کی صلاحیت نہ ہو، کوڑھ مغز، گاؤدی، بے مغز، سودائی، دیوانہ، تُند خو

Urdu meaning of KHushk-dimaaG

Roman
Urdu

vo aadamii jis me.n baat paida karne kii salaahiiyat na ho, ko.Dh maGaz, gaa.odii, bemGaz, saudaa.ii, diivaanaa, tunad kho

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shoriida

saline, bitter, salty

shoriida-raa.e

رک : شوریدہ دماغ .

shoriida-raah

Depraved, abandoned, erring, wandering.

shoriida-haal

mad, uneasy, anxious, impatient

shoriida-kaar

بدحال ، آشفتہ حال ، دیوانہ .

shoriida-sarii

distracted, mad, frantic, desperately in love, faint, dejected, rebellion

shoriida-maGz

دیوانہ، مجنون، سودائی

shoriida-mizaaj

lunatic, frenzied, obsessed

shoriida-dimaaG

lunatic, obsessed, mad

shoriida-haalii

destitution, helplessness

shoriida-baKHt

unfortunate, dishonorable, disgrace

shoriida-pusht

شورہ پشت ، سرکش ، فتنہ ان٘گیز .

shoriida-KHaatir

sad, grieved

shoriida-rozgaar

پریشان حال ، بے سر و سامان ؛ بدحال ، خستہ و خراب ؛ دیوانہ ، مجنوں .

shoriida-sar

in a distracted state (of mind), desperately (in love), demented, obsessed, desperate, mad

sar-e-shoriida

frenzied mind, the mind that going mad in fall of love, the mind of lover

'vahshat'-e-shoriida-sar

pen name - Wahshat the frenzied poet

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kaifiyat

कैफ़ियत

کَیفِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

condition, state, situation

[ Mariz apni kaifiyat jab tak khud na bataye ilaj karna mushkil hota hai ]

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kaasht

काश्त

کاشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

cultivation

[ Zamin ka aathvan hissa kapas ki kasht ke liye makhsus kar diya gaya tha ]

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laa'nat

ला'नत

لَعْنَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

curse, rebuke, disgrace

[ Gurbat khwah jism ki ho khwah jaan ki ek laanat hai ]

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kifaayat

किफ़ायत

کِفایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

savings, profit, advantage

[ Kifayat se kharch kiya jaye to kam amadni mein bhi guzara ho sakta hai ]

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laazim

लाज़िम

لازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessary, requisite, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand rahne ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

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kirdaar

किरदार

کِرْدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

doing, action, act, deed

[ Aadmi apne kirdar se hi apni shakhsiyat banata hai ]

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kashaakash

कशाकश

کَشاکَش

Origin : Persian

Noun

perplexity

[ Mukhtalif khayalat ki kashaakash mein koi faisla karna mushkil hota hai ]

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kushtii

कुश्ती

کُشْتی

Origin : Persian

Noun

wrestling

[ Dangal film mein Amir Khan apni betiyon ko kushti ke liye taiyar karta hai ]

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kuduurat

कुदूरत

کُدُورَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

resentment, malice

[ Kuchh muddat baad Anwari ne kudurat dil se nikal di aur qazi ne bhi sulah kar li ]

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rafiiq

रफ़ीक़

رَفِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

associate, comrade, friend

[ Chidiyon ke do jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eidon mein rafiq the ]

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