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e'tiraaf

recognition, avowal, admission, confession, acknowledgement

e'tiraaf-e-fan

acknowledgement of art

e'tiraaf-e-auj

acknowledgement of attaining zenith

e'tiraaf laanaa

اعتراف (رک) کرنا.

e'tiraaf-e-'ishq

confession of love

e'tiraaf-e-badan

acceptance of body

e'tiraaf-e-jafaa

confession of inconstancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm

confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty

e'tiraaf-e-junuu.n

confession of frenzy

e'tiraaf-e-shauq

confession of passion

e'tiraaf-e-ehsaa.n

acknowledgement of obligation, favour

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

e'tiraaf-e-haziimat

acknowledgement, confession of rout, defeat

e'tiraaf-e-jurm karnaa

confess, fink

e'tiraaf-e-'ahd-e-vafaa

acknowledgment of the pledge of constancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm-e-ulfat

confession of crime of love

e'tiraaf-e-shikast-e-KHudii

acknowledgment of the obliteration of self-hood, ego

e'tiraaf-e-mohabbat

confession of love

Meaning ofSee meaning kursii denaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

kursii denaa

कुर्सी देना•کُرْسی دینا

Idiom

Root word: kursii

Tags: Figurative

English meaning of kursii denaa

elevate, raise to a higher level
offer a chair to sit in, show respect

कुर्सी देना के हिंदी अर्थ

۱، मकान की बुनियाद को हसब-ए-ज़रूरत सतह ज़मीन से ऊंचा बनाना
۲. (कनाएन) ताज़ीम-ओ-तकरीम करना, ताज़ीमन किसी के वास्ते कुर्सी छोड़कर खड़ा होना

کُرْسی دینا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

مکان کی بنیاد کو حسبِ ضرورت سطح زمین سے اونچا بنانا
(کنایۃً) تعظیم و تکریم کرنا، تعظیماً کسی کے واسطے کرسی چھوڑ کر کھڑا ہونا
بیٹھنے کے لئے چوکی دینا، عزّت کرنا، عمارت کو سطح زمین سے بلند کرکے بنانا

Urdu meaning of kursii denaa

Roman
Urdu

makaan kii buniyaad ko hasab-e-zaruurat satah zamiin se u.unchaa banaanaa
(kanaa.en) taaziim-o-takriim karnaa, taaziiman kisii ke vaaste kursii chho.Dkar kha.Daa honaa
baiThne ke li.e chaukii denaa, izzat karnaa, imaarat ko satah zamiin se buland karke banaanaa

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e'tiraaf

recognition, avowal, admission, confession, acknowledgement

e'tiraaf-e-fan

acknowledgement of art

e'tiraaf-e-auj

acknowledgement of attaining zenith

e'tiraaf laanaa

اعتراف (رک) کرنا.

e'tiraaf-e-'ishq

confession of love

e'tiraaf-e-badan

acceptance of body

e'tiraaf-e-jafaa

confession of inconstancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm

confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty

e'tiraaf-e-junuu.n

confession of frenzy

e'tiraaf-e-shauq

confession of passion

e'tiraaf-e-ehsaa.n

acknowledgement of obligation, favour

e'tiraaf-e-shikast

confession of defeat

e'tiraaf-e-haziimat

acknowledgement, confession of rout, defeat

e'tiraaf-e-jurm karnaa

confess, fink

e'tiraaf-e-'ahd-e-vafaa

acknowledgment of the pledge of constancy

e'tiraaf-e-jurm-e-ulfat

confession of crime of love

e'tiraaf-e-shikast-e-KHudii

acknowledgment of the obliteration of self-hood, ego

e'tiraaf-e-mohabbat

confession of love

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हश्शाश

ہَشّاش

Origin : Arabic

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इत्तिला'

اِطَّلاع

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information, knowledge, intimation

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'इनायत

عِنایَت

Origin : Arabic

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kindness, courtesy

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समा'अत

سَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

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taftiish

तफ़तीश

تَفْتِیش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

examination, investigation

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taasiir

तासीर

تاثِیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

effect

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KHushgavaar

ख़ुशगवार

خوش گَوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

friendly, reconcilement

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'uryaa.n

'उर्यां

عُرْیاں

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

naked, nude

[ Tamam kapadon hatta ki zewaron tak se mahroom karke bilkul uryan kar diya gaya tha ]

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rusuum

रुसूम

رُسُوم

Origin : Arabic

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customs, traditions, commission, rituals

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