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lafz-e-mufrad

वह शब्द जो किसी शब्द से बना न हो, न उससे कोई शब्द बने ।

mufrad-alfaaz

(لسانیات) مجرد الفاظ ، تنہا لفظ یا اصل الفاظ (مرکبات کے مقابل) ۔

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lafz-e-mufrad

लफ़्ज़-ए-मुफ़्रद•لَفْظِ مُفْرَد

Origin: Arabic

लफ़्ज़-ए-मुफ़्रद के हिंदी अर्थ

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  • वह शब्द जो किसी शब्द से बना न हो, न उससे कोई शब्द बने ।

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lafz-e-mufrad

वह शब्द जो किसी शब्द से बना न हो, न उससे कोई शब्द बने ।

mufrad-alfaaz

(لسانیات) مجرد الفاظ ، تنہا لفظ یا اصل الفاظ (مرکبات کے مقابل) ۔

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nahzat

नहज़त

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نَہْضَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

rising up, progress

[ Maghrib (West) ki jadid fikri (Modern Opinion) nahzat bhi Yunan ki rahin-e-minnat hai ]

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istiqlaal

इस्तिक़्लाल

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اِسْتِقْلال

Origin : Arabic
Noun

absolute power or authority, sovereignty

[ Ya Khuda ham bhi ye khush-khabri jaldi sune aaj Hindustaniyon ka yaum-e-istiqlal hai ]

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tarmiim

तरमीम

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تَرْمِیم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

amendment, modification

[ Assembly mein purane qawanin mein tarmim-o-tabaddul waghaira bhi hote hain ]

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vakiil

वकील

.

وَکِیل

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

vakeel, lawyer, advocate, legal advisor, barrister, pleader, attorney, counsellor (at Law)

[ Ramanujam ke walid (Father) Madras High Court mein wakeel the ]

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bartarii

बरतरी

.

بَرْتَری

Origin : Persian
Noun

excellence, ascendancy, superiority

[ America ne apni bartari qaem karne ke liye ek azim fauj par zor diya ]

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aazaadii

आज़ादी

.

آزادی

Origin : Persian
Noun

freedom of action, freedom, liberation

[ Hindustan ko 1947 mein azadi mili aur ye hukumat-e-bartaniya ki ghulami se azad hua ]

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faurii

फ़ौरी

.

فوری

Origin :
Adverb, Adjective

quickly, pronto

[ Arshad ne sawal ka fauri sahih jawab diya ]

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saalisii

सालिसी

.

ثالِثی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

arbitration, mediation, jury

[ Russia aur Ukraine ke darmiyan jang khatima ke liye China ne salisi ka kirdar ada kiya ]

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muhaal

मुहाल

.

مُہال

Origin : Arabic, colloquial
Noun

beehive, hive, apiary

[ Kamal kide se tum ko aksar sabiqa padega.... ye muhal ko khala ka ghar samajhte hain ]

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mutaalba

मुतालबा

.

مُطالَبہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

demand, requisition, exaction

[ Do dhaai hazar ka zewar hai, aur unki pahli biwi ke bachche uska bhi mutalba farma rahe hain ]

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