खोजे गए परिणाम

सहेजे गए शब्द

"किर्या ख़राब करना" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

साहिर

जादूगर, वह व्यक्ति जो जादू दिखाता हो

साहिरा

an enchanting or beautiful woman

साहिराना

जादूगरों का सा, पुरफ़रीब

साहिरी

जादूगरी, इंद्रजाल, राजनितिक चाल, धोकेबाज़ी, अय्यारी, मक्कारी

साहिरिनी

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

साहिर-ए-अय्याम

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

साहिर-ए-शब

रात को जादूगर से उपमा दी गई है जो लोगों को एक दृष्टी देखती है और फ़ौरन उनकी आँख बंद हो जाती है

साहिर-ए-कलाम

बहुत अच्छा बोलने या बातचीत करने वाला

साहिर-ए-अल-मूत

name of a magician

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में किर्या ख़राब करना के अर्थदेखिए

किर्या ख़राब करना

kiryaa KHaraab karnaa•کِرْیا خَراب کَرْنا

मुहावरा

किर्या ख़राब करना के हिंदी अर्थ

मिट्टी पलीद करना, अपमानित करना, ज़लील-ओ-ख़्वार करना

کِرْیا خَراب کَرْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

مٹّی پلید کرنا ، ذلیل و خوار کرنا.

Urdu meaning of kiryaa KHaraab karnaa

Roman
Urdu

miTTii paliid karnaa, zaliil-o-Khaar karnaa

खोजे गए शब्द से संबंधित

साहिर

जादूगर, वह व्यक्ति जो जादू दिखाता हो

साहिरा

an enchanting or beautiful woman

साहिराना

जादूगरों का सा, पुरफ़रीब

साहिरी

जादूगरी, इंद्रजाल, राजनितिक चाल, धोकेबाज़ी, अय्यारी, मक्कारी

साहिरिनी

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

साहिर-ए-अय्याम

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

साहिर-ए-शब

साहिर-ए-कलाम

बहुत अच्छा बोलने या बातचीत करने वाला

साहिर-ए-अल-मूत

name of a magician

संदर्भग्रंथ सूची: रेख़्ता डिक्शनरी में उपयोग किये गये स्रोतों की सूची देखें .

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rashk

रश्क

رَشْک

Origin : Persian

Noun

jealous, emulation

[ Nizamuddin Auliya ko Saadi par be-intiha rashk tha isliye unki pairvi karne ke liye Khusrau aur Sajzi ko mashvara diya tha ]

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raqiiq

रक़ीक़

رَقِیْق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

thin, fine

[ Tabib ne ilaj ke liye jo dawayen batayin un mein kuchh majoon aur raqiq sharbat zaroor hote hain ]

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shafiiq

शफ़ीक़

شَفِیق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

kind friend, tender, merciful

[ Maan-baap jaisa shafiq duniya mein koi aur nahin hota ]

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razzaaq

रज़्ज़ाक़

رَزّاق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

provider of food, sustainer

[ Duniya hi kya kaynat mein maujud sabhi jandaron ka razzaq khuda hai ]

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kashish

कशिश

کَشِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

attraction, allurement, magnetism

[ Gulfam ne shadi ka libas pahna aur baithak mein dakhil hua uski kashish se har ek ke munh khule rah gaye ]

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asbaaq

अस्बाक़

اَسْباق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

lessons, portions of text book

[ Bachche imtihan se pahle apne asbaq ko sarsari nigah se dekh rahe hain ]

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ittifaaq

इत्तिफ़ाक़

اِتِّفاق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

concurrence, agreement

[ Kisi bhi jhagde ya tanaza ka hal ittifaq-raae se hi hona chahiye ]

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kufr

कुफ़्र

کُفْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

to be unbelieving, or ungrateful, ingratitude

[ Na-shukri ko bhi kufr isliye kahte hain ki ismein mohsin (generous) ke ehsan ko chhupana hai ]

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taaq

ताक़

طاق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a niche, a shelf

[ Taaq diya jalane ke liye umooman istemal hote hain ]

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shaqq

शक़्क़

شَقّ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

splitting, cleaving, tearing

[ Bail jinke khuron ki dhamak se zamin ka kaleja shaqq ho kar arzi (earthly) khazanon ke dahane khul jaya karte the ]

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