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rasaa.ii

reach, access, entrance, arriving, admission, accessibility

rasaa.ii haasil karnaa

باریاب ہونا ، عمل دخل پیدا کرنا ، رسوخ حاصل کرنا.

rasaa.ii muhaal honaa

رسوخ یا باریابی بہت مشکل ہونا

rasaa.ii dushvaar honaa

رسوخ یا باریابی بہت مشکل ہونا

rasaa.ii honaa

پہنچ ہونا، باریابی ہونا

rasaa.ii denaa

کامیاب بنانا ، باریاب کرنا ، پہن٘چانا.

rasaa.ii paanaa

get admitted or accepted

rasaa.ii karnaa

باریابی ، واقفیت یا شناسائی بہم پہن٘چانا ، رسوخ حاصل کرنا ، میل مِلاپ کرنا.

rasaa.ii paidaa karnaa

acquire access, interest or influence

nafa'-rasaa.ii

फाइदा पहुँचाना, लाभकारिता, उपादेयता।

naa-rasaa.ii

want of reach or power, inaccessibility

paiGaam-rasaa.ii

दे. ‘पैग़ामबरी'।

taqdiir kii rasaa.ii

بلند اقبالی ، خوش قسمتی.

taale' kii rasaa.ii

خوش قسمتی ، قسمت کی یاوری.

zehn kii rasaa.ii

فکر کی بلند پروازی ، تخیل کی پہنچ .

mizaaj me.n rasaa.ii honaa

مزاج میں دخل ہونا ، رسائی ہونا ، کسی کی طبیعت پر قابو پانا

qadmo.n tak rasaa.ii honaa

باریابی ہونا ، کسی خاص ہستی تک پہنچنے میں کامیاب ہونا .

bain-al-aqvaamii rasaa.ii ba.Dhaanaa

Increase global access to something

Meaning ofSee meaning ko.ii kisii kaa dard baa.nT nahii.n letaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

ko.ii kisii kaa dard baa.nT nahii.n letaa

कोई किसी का दर्द बांट नहीं लेता•کوئی کِسی کا دَرْد بانْٹ نَہِیں لیتا

Proverb

कोई किसी का दर्द बांट नहीं लेता के हिंदी अर्थ

अपना दुख और अपनी पीड़ा खुद ही झेलनी पड़ती है, अपना दुख और दर्द अपने ही उठाने से उठता है

کوئی کِسی کا دَرْد بانْٹ نَہِیں لیتا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اپنا رنج و غم خود ہی برداشت کرنا پڑتا ہے، اپنا رنج و غم اپنے ہی اٹھانے سے اٹھتا ہے

Urdu meaning of ko.ii kisii kaa dard baa.nT nahii.n letaa

Roman
Urdu

apnaa ranj-o-Gam Khud hii bardaasht karnaa pa.Dtaa hai, apnaa ranj-o-Gam apne hii uThaane se uThtaa hai

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rasaa.ii

reach, access, entrance, arriving, admission, accessibility

rasaa.ii haasil karnaa

باریاب ہونا ، عمل دخل پیدا کرنا ، رسوخ حاصل کرنا.

rasaa.ii muhaal honaa

رسوخ یا باریابی بہت مشکل ہونا

rasaa.ii dushvaar honaa

رسوخ یا باریابی بہت مشکل ہونا

rasaa.ii honaa

پہنچ ہونا، باریابی ہونا

rasaa.ii denaa

کامیاب بنانا ، باریاب کرنا ، پہن٘چانا.

rasaa.ii paanaa

get admitted or accepted

rasaa.ii karnaa

باریابی ، واقفیت یا شناسائی بہم پہن٘چانا ، رسوخ حاصل کرنا ، میل مِلاپ کرنا.

rasaa.ii paidaa karnaa

acquire access, interest or influence

nafa'-rasaa.ii

फाइदा पहुँचाना, लाभकारिता, उपादेयता।

naa-rasaa.ii

want of reach or power, inaccessibility

paiGaam-rasaa.ii

दे. ‘पैग़ामबरी'।

taqdiir kii rasaa.ii

بلند اقبالی ، خوش قسمتی.

taale' kii rasaa.ii

خوش قسمتی ، قسمت کی یاوری.

zehn kii rasaa.ii

فکر کی بلند پروازی ، تخیل کی پہنچ .

mizaaj me.n rasaa.ii honaa

مزاج میں دخل ہونا ، رسائی ہونا ، کسی کی طبیعت پر قابو پانا

qadmo.n tak rasaa.ii honaa

باریابی ہونا ، کسی خاص ہستی تک پہنچنے میں کامیاب ہونا .

bain-al-aqvaamii rasaa.ii ba.Dhaanaa

Increase global access to something

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e'timaad

ए'तिमाद

اِعْتِماد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

confidence, faith, trust

[ Mauqa-parast shakhs etimad ke laaeq nahin hota ]

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kaakul

काकुल

کاکُل

Origin : Persian

Noun

a tuft of hair left on the top of the head

[ Badi begum to tum ne ye maulviyon ki surat kab se banayi hai tumhare sar par to kakulen thin ]

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masruur

मसरूर

مَسْرُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

happy, joyful, glad, delighted

[ Pole-Dance karte raqqason ne nazireen ko masroor kar diya ]

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tajallii

तजल्ली

تَجَلّی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appearance, transfiguration

[ Aqidat-mand (devotee) log peer ki ek tajalli pane ke liye beqarar hain ]

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naaziriin

नाज़िरीन

ناظِرین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beholders, spectators

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta ki wajah se stadium nazireen ki bhid se khacha-khach bhara hua tha ]

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qahqaha

क़हक़हा

قَہْقَہَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

loud laughter, burst of laughter

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta mein Ziya Muhiddin ke tazkir-o-tanis ki qiraat sunte hue log qahqahe laga rahe the ]

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kunjii

कुंजी

کُن٘جی

Origin : Prakrit

Noun

solution (to), guide

[ aaj-kal bachche sirf kunji padh kar hi imtihan dena chahte hain ]

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saame'iin

सामे'ईन

سامِعِین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

audience, listeners

[ Mazahiya shaaeri sunte hi same'een hazrat ke qahqahe gunjne lage ]

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mizaahiya

मिज़ाहिया

مِزَاحِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

humorous, jocular, hilarious

[ Akbar ne apne mazahiya andaz mein bade kargar harbe istimal kiye ]

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mansuuba

मंसूबा

مَنصُوبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

plan, design, scheme, project

[ Hukumat ne ek panch formulai mansuba shuru kiya hai ]

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