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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 KHvaabiida-fitna in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHvaabiida-fitna

ख़्वाबीदा-फ़ित्ना•خوابِیدَہ فِتنہ

Vazn : 22222

English meaning of KHvaabiida-fitna

Noun, Masculine

  • awakened calamity

Sher Examples

dab gayā thā mere marne se jo ai mahshar-ḳhirām

kyā vahī ḳhvābīda-fitna sūrat-e-mahshar meñ hai

dab gaya tha mere marne se jo ai mahshar-KHiram

kya wahi KHwabida-fitna surat-e-mahshar mein hai

Ahsan Marahravi

خوابِیدَہ فِتنہ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • سویا ہوا فساد ، دبا ہوا جھگڑا .

Urdu meaning of KHvaabiida-fitna

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  • Urdu

  • soya hu.a fasaad, dabaa hu.a jhag.Daa

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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 .

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tuGyaanii

तुग़्यानी

.

طُغْیانی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

flood, overflowing

[ Shahbaz Khan ne Masum Khan ko shikast di nadi-nalon aur dariyaon ki tughyani par kuchh khayal na kia ]

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darham-barham

दरहम-बरहम

.

دَرْہَم بَرْہَم

Origin : Persian
Adjective

disorganize, disarranged, confound, jumble

[ Musladhar barish ki wajah se mamul ki zindagi darham-barham ho gayi ]

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jaanashiin

जानशीन

.

جانَشِین

Origin : Persian
Noun

heir, successor

[ Lenin ke marne ke baad Stalin uska janashin bana ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

.

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

a convent, monastery for Sufis

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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jauhar

जौहर

.

جوہر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

secret quality

[ Ladkiyon ka sabse bada jauhar sharm-o-haya hai ]

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abr

अब्र

.

اَبْر

Origin : Persian
Noun

cloud

[ Abr-aalud asman mein bijli ka chamakna fitri baat hai ]

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shahzaada

शहज़ादा

.

شَہْزادَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

a son of a monarch, prince

[ Badshah ke baad shahzade hi uski takht ke haqdar hote hain ]

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saaniha

सानिहा

.

سانِحَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

incident, event, occurrence

[ Bhopal gas saniha, Hindustan ka ab tak ka sabse bada san'ati almia (industrial incident) hai ]

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shaandaar

शानदार

.

شاندار

Origin : Arabic, Persian
Adjective

grand, pompous, stately, dignified, splendid

[ Hamare school ki library bahut shandar hai, jahan har mauzu par kitabein milti hain ]

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lavaazimaat

लवाज़िमात

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لَوازِمات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

essentials, requisites, necessaries

[ Baarish ke mausam mein chatri aur digar lawazimat rakhna faidemand sabit hota hai ]

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