Search results

Saved words

Showing results for "la.D ba.ndhnaa"

gunaahgaar

to make (one) out (to be) an offender, or a sinner

gunaahgaar Thernaa

گناہ گار ٹھیرانا (رک) کا لازم ، قصوروار تجویز ہونا ، ملزم ہونا

gunaah-gaar honaa

ایسے فعل کا مرتکب ہونا جو حلال و جائز نہ ہو ، ملزم ٹھیرنا ، مجرم و قصوروار ہونا ، گرفتار بلا و مصیبت ہونا ، عذاب میں پڑنا.

gunaah-gaar karnaa

گناہ گار بنانا ، شرمندہ کرنا.

gunaah-gaar banaanaa

گناہ میں مبتلا کرنا ، شرمندہ کرنا ؛ ملزم بنانا

gunaah-gaar Thahraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah gaar Theraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah-gaarii

sinfulness, sinning

gunaah-gaarii denaa

to pay a fine or penalty

aadmii kaa baal-baal gunaahgaar

آدمی بڑا گناہ گار ہے

muft gunaah-gaar karnaa

خواہ مخواہ جھگڑے میں پھنسا دینا

muft gunaah-gaar honaa

مفت گناہ گار کرنا (رک) کا لازم ، بلا وجہ ، بلا سبب کسی جھگڑے میں پھنس جانا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning la.D ba.ndhnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

la.D ba.ndhnaa

लड़ बंधना•لَڑ بَنْدْھنا

Origin: Hindi

Idiom

English meaning of la.D ba.ndhnaa

Compound Verb

लड़ बंधना के हिंदी अर्थ

यौगिक क्रिया

  • सिलसिला मिलना, वास्ता होना, संबंध होना

لَڑ بَنْدْھنا کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فعل مرکب

  • سلسلہ ملنا، واسطہ ہونا، تعلق ہونا

Urdu meaning of la.D ba.ndhnaa

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • silsilaa milnaa, vaastaa honaa, taalluq honaa

Related searched words

gunaahgaar

to make (one) out (to be) an offender, or a sinner

gunaahgaar Thernaa

گناہ گار ٹھیرانا (رک) کا لازم ، قصوروار تجویز ہونا ، ملزم ہونا

gunaah-gaar honaa

ایسے فعل کا مرتکب ہونا جو حلال و جائز نہ ہو ، ملزم ٹھیرنا ، مجرم و قصوروار ہونا ، گرفتار بلا و مصیبت ہونا ، عذاب میں پڑنا.

gunaah-gaar karnaa

گناہ گار بنانا ، شرمندہ کرنا.

gunaah-gaar banaanaa

گناہ میں مبتلا کرنا ، شرمندہ کرنا ؛ ملزم بنانا

gunaah-gaar Thahraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah gaar Theraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah-gaarii

sinfulness, sinning

gunaah-gaarii denaa

to pay a fine or penalty

aadmii kaa baal-baal gunaahgaar

آدمی بڑا گناہ گار ہے

muft gunaah-gaar karnaa

خواہ مخواہ جھگڑے میں پھنسا دینا

muft gunaah-gaar honaa

مفت گناہ گار کرنا (رک) کا لازم ، بلا وجہ ، بلا سبب کسی جھگڑے میں پھنس جانا ۔

Showing search results for: English meaning of lad bandhna, English meaning of lad bandhnaa

Citation Index: See the sources referred to in building Rekhta Dictionary

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

half

हल्फ़

.

حَلْف

Origin : Arabic
Noun

swearing، an oath

[ Katghare mein khade gawah ko muqaddas kitab par hath rakh kar sach bolne ki half lena padta hai ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

.

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

society, living together, togetherness

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

muhibb

मुहिब्ब

.

مُحِبّ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

lover, friend

[ APJ Abdul-Kalam azim science-daan hote hue bhi muhibb-e-shaeri thi ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

matlab-parast

मतलब-परस्त

.

مَطْلَب پَرَسْت

Origin : Arabic, Persian
Adjective

selfish, self-interested

[ Is khud-gharz, matlab-parast duniya mein muhabbat ek farzi lafz hai ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

fariiza

फ़रीज़ा

.

فَرِیضَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

liability, responsibility

[ Apne gharon aur galiyon ko saaf rakhna ham sab ka ijtimayi fariza hai ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

ashKHaas

अश्ख़ास

.

اَشْخاص

Origin : Arabic
Noun

persons, people, men

[ Kaamyaab ashkhas hamesha mehnat aur sabr ka daaman thaame rakhte hain ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

.

مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Muallim ka kaam sirf padhana nahin balki achche insaan banana bhi hota hai ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

'aarzii

'आरज़ी

.

عَارْضِی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

temporary, transitory, short-lived

[ Kuch rishte aarzi hote hain lekin un ki yaadein hamesha baqi rahti hain ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

farzii

फ़र्ज़ी

.

فَرْضی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

fictitious, supposed, not real, assumed

[ Bachchon ko farzi kirdaaron ki kahaniyan bahut pasand aati hain ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

qalam-daan

क़लम-दान

.

قَلَم دان

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

box of pens, pen case, ink and pen-stand

[ Mere dada ji ke pas lakdi ka bana hua ek purana aur bahut hi khubsoorat qalam-daan thaa ]

vocabulary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

"10 words down, endless possibilities ahead! 🚀📖"

Tune in tomorrow for the next 'Word of the Day' and elevate your language game!

"Unlock a world of Urdu words at your fingertips!"

Latest Blogs

Khat: More Than Just a Letter 4 min

Khat: More Than Just a Letter

In our everyday conversations, two Urdu words often come up: (خط) “KHat” and (چٹھی) “chitthi” both referring to letters. Although writing letters has become rare in the age of instant messaging and social media, there was a time when handwritten lett ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 19 May 2025

Miin Mekh Nikaalna: From Zodiac Signs to Nitpicking Minds" —A Cultural and Astrological Insight into an Urdu-Hindi Idiom 4 min

Miin Mekh Nikaalna: From Zodiac Signs to Nitpicking Minds" —A Cultural and Astrological Insight into an Urdu-Hindi Idiom

The idiom "Miin Mekh Nikaalna" (مین میکھ نکالنا) is often used in everyday speech to describe someone who finds unnecessary faults, raises objections over trivial matters, or is overly critical. At first glance, it might seem like just another colorf ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 03 May 2025

“Aadaab Arz Hai” – A Salute to the Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb 4 min

“Aadaab Arz Hai” – A Salute to the Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb

Two simple Urdu words, yet they carry within them centuries of culture, language, etiquette, and emotion. This humble phrase is more than just a greeting — it's a living expression of India’s syncretic heritage, often referred to as the Ganga-Jamuni ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 16 April 2025

See All

Critique us (la.D ba.ndhnaa)

Name

Email

Comment

Submit

la.D ba.ndhnaa

Upload Image Learn More

Name

Email

Display Name

Attach Image

Select image
(format .png, .jpg, .jpeg & max size 4MB and upto 4 images)
Cancel Upload Image

Subscribe to receive news & updates

Subscribe
Speak Now

Delete 44 saved words?

Do you really want to delete these records? This process cannot be undone

Cancel Delete

Want to show word meaning

Do you really want to Show these meaning? This process cannot be undone

Cancel Done

Download Mobile app

rd-android-app rd-ios-app
English
Saved Words No saved words yet

Support Rekhta Dictionary. Donate to Promote Urdu

The Rekhta Dictionary is a significant initiative of Rekhta Foundation towards preservation and promotion of Urdu language. A dedicated team is continuously working to make you get authentic meanings of Urdu words with ease and speed. Kindly donate to help us sustain our efforts towards building the best trilingual Urdu dictionary for all. Your contributions are eligible for Tax benefit under section 80G.

Donate Now
donate-img1 donate-img2