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aa.n

a vocative hinting a sigh like aah

i

mai.n

is

honaa

aa

عسکریات: anti-aircraft.

ii

a butcher, adj. hard-hearted, cruel, relentless

is

This

aah

Words expressing feelings of sorrow, pain, grief, agony, misery, sadness, anguish, torment etc.

aa'nii

I mean

ittaa

رک : اتنا

itnaa

this much, so much, so many

itnii

as much as, this many, this much

ittaa

this much, this much, so many

itne.n

اتنے (رک) ۔

itno.n

as much as, this many, this much

itniyaa.n

اتنی (رک) کی جمع .

aaya

ayah, a nurse who feeds or look after a child, lady's maid

aayaa

past tense of come

aa.e

came, visited, arrived

aa.ii

coming, received

aa.o

come

itne

as much as, this many, this much

aa.ii.n

come

aa.iyaa.n

came

aane

come, arrive

aate

coming

isii

this very (thing or person)

aataa

one who comes, a comer

aaTaa

flour, meal

aaTii

bundle, hank or skein of thread

aanii

concerning elegance or vanity, inevitable, momentary, transitory, brief, come, arrive

aaTe

ground wheat, flour

aanaa

(of a mental or physical state) occur, (of a natural phenomenon, time, etc.) happen

aatii

coming

in

a.ndar

aayu

age, life-time, duration of life

istaa

प्रशंसा, तारीफ़ ।।

ise

this, him/her

'aanii

قیدی (عموماََ مرد)

ii.n

it, this

aa.nkhii

رک : آن٘کھ.

aa.nkho.n

eyes, lens of a microscope, lens

aa.nkhe.n

eyes

aatuu.n

those coming

aatiyaa.n

those who are arriving

aaTo

رک: آٹھوں.

aaj

today, present moment

aap

you, self, selves, self, yourself

aatuu

a female teacher or governess, a school mistress

aaTnaa

fill to the brim

'aaj

ivory, elephant tusk

aa.itaa

being a freebie or easy money

aa ke

رک: آکو.

idhar

here, near by, near by, in first row, near, close

'ishq

strong emotional attachment, excessive or passionate love, all-consuming love

aa.nkh

the eye

insaa

भुला देना।

insii

right side

intizaar

waiting, expecting with impatience, awaiting with anxiety, looking out (for), watching (for)

ishaare

allusion, figurative reference

ishaare

gestures, signals, hints

Meaning ofSee meaning kinaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

kinaar

किनार•کنار

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 121

Tags: Sufism

English meaning of kinaar

Noun, Masculine

किनार के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

= किनारा
ठंढ या सरदी लगने से घोड़ों को होनेवाला एक रोग
अंक, क्रोड़, गोद, किनारः, छोर, तट, साहिल।
क्रोड, गोद, आग़ोश ।।

کنار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

ایک طرف، سرے پر، نزدیک
کنارہ‏، سِرا، ساحل، گوشہ، طرف
دامن
آغوش، پہلو، بغل، گود
(ان معنوں میں زیادہ تر (فتحہ ک) سے بولتے ہیں) بغل میں لینا، پہلو میں بٹھانا سینے سے لپٹانا، بھیچنا، عموماً تراکیب میں، جیسے: بوس و کنار
(تصوف) اسرارِ توحید کے دریافت کرنے اور ہمیشہ مستحرق رہنے کو کہتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of kinaar

Roman
Urdu

ek taraf, sire par, nazdiik
kinaaraa, siraa, saahil, gosha, taraf
daaman
aaGosh, pahluu, baGal, god
(anumaano.n me.n zyaadaa tar (fathaa ka) se bolte hain) baGal me.n lenaa, pahluu me.n biThaanaa siine se lipTaanaa, bhiichnaa, umuuman taraakiib men, jaiseh bos-o-kanaar
(tasavvuf) israar-e-tauhiid ke daryaafat karne aur hamesha masatahraq rahne ko kahte hai.n

Compound words of kinaar

kinaar-e-baam kinaar-e-dariyaa kinaar-e-juu kinaar-e-shaam

Idioms of kinaar

kinaar garm karnaa

کنار گرم ہونا کا تعدیہ ، بغل گرم کرنا ، ساتھ سونا ، ہم بستر ہونا.

Rhyming words of kinaar

121 2121

binaar chhinaar ginaar

darkinaar hamkinaar

Related searched words

aa.n

a vocative hinting a sigh like aah

i

mai.n

is

honaa

aa

عسکریات: anti-aircraft.

ii

a butcher, adj. hard-hearted, cruel, relentless

is

This

aah

Words expressing feelings of sorrow, pain, grief, agony, misery, sadness, anguish, torment etc.

aa'nii

I mean

ittaa

رک : اتنا

itnaa

this much, so much, so many

itnii

as much as, this many, this much

ittaa

this much, this much, so many

itne.n

اتنے (رک) ۔

itno.n

as much as, this many, this much

itniyaa.n

اتنی (رک) کی جمع .

aaya

ayah, a nurse who feeds or look after a child, lady's maid

aayaa

past tense of come

aa.e

came, visited, arrived

aa.ii

coming, received

aa.o

come

itne

as much as, this many, this much

aa.ii.n

come

aa.iyaa.n

came

aane

come, arrive

aate

coming

isii

this very (thing or person)

aataa

one who comes, a comer

aaTaa

flour, meal

aaTii

bundle, hank or skein of thread

aanii

concerning elegance or vanity, inevitable, momentary, transitory, brief, come, arrive

aaTe

ground wheat, flour

aanaa

(of a mental or physical state) occur, (of a natural phenomenon, time, etc.) happen

aatii

coming

in

a.ndar

aayu

age, life-time, duration of life

istaa

प्रशंसा, तारीफ़ ।।

ise

this, him/her

'aanii

قیدی (عموماََ مرد)

ii.n

it, this

aa.nkhii

رک : آن٘کھ.

aa.nkho.n

eyes, lens of a microscope, lens

aa.nkhe.n

eyes

aatuu.n

those coming

aatiyaa.n

those who are arriving

aaTo

رک: آٹھوں.

aaj

today, present moment

aap

you, self, selves, self, yourself

aatuu

a female teacher or governess, a school mistress

aaTnaa

fill to the brim

'aaj

ivory, elephant tusk

aa.itaa

being a freebie or easy money

aa ke

رک: آکو.

idhar

here, near by, near by, in first row, near, close

'ishq

strong emotional attachment, excessive or passionate love, all-consuming love

aa.nkh

the eye

insaa

भुला देना।

insii

right side

intizaar

waiting, expecting with impatience, awaiting with anxiety, looking out (for), watching (for)

ishaare

allusion, figurative reference

ishaare

gestures, signals, hints

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basaarat

बसारत

بَصارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sight, power of seeing, vision

[ Aankhen bahut khubsoorat sahi basarat se mahroom hon to unhen aankhen kaun kahe ]

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sadaarat

सदारत

صَدارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

chairman

[ Aaj-kal jalson ki sadarat karna bhi izzat ki nishani samjha jata hai ]

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sadaa

सदा

صَدا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sound, voice, echo

[ Hindustani awam ne corruption ke khilaf sada baland karke sarkar ko bahut bada challenge kiya tha ]

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israar

इसरार

اِصْرار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

insistence, persistence, obstinacy

[ Koi dawat de aur bar-bar israr kare to inkar karna mushkil ho jata hai ]

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sohbat

सोहबत

صُحْبَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

companionship, society, company

[ Kaha jata hai ki sohbat rang zaroor lati hai achchhi ho to achchha buri ho to bura rang ]

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sad

सद

صَد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

hundred, cent

[ Ainda dahaiyon mein Hindustan apni aazadi ki sad-saala taqrib mana raha hoga ]

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sehat

सेहत

صِحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

health

[ Sehat kharab ho to zindagi ka zyada lutf nahin aata ]

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KHuubsuurat

ख़ूबसूरत

خُوبصُورَت

Origin : Persian

Adjective

beautiful, pretty, handsome

[ Shalimar bahut khubsoorat bagh hai ]

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tasviir

तस्वीर

تَصْوِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

painting, picture, image, portrait

[ Ghar ki safai karte hue dadi-amma ke hath ka ek shisha mil gaya us par kapda pherte hi meri taswir raushan ho gayi ]

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saabir

साबिर

صابِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

patient, enduring, forbearing

[ Oont fauj aur aabadi ke liye bahut madadgar aur bojh dhone ke liye sabir mana gaya hai ]

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