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phabtii

decoration, ornament

phabtii kahnaa

to make fun of, poke fun

phabtii go

taunting, jeering (person), laugh on other

phabtii kasnaa

رک: پھبتی کہنا.

phabtii sunaanaa

رک: پھبتی اُڑانا

phabtii suujhnaa

come up with an apt taunt

phabtii jamaanaa

رک: پھبتی کہنا.

phabtii u.Daa denaa

(پر کے ساتھ) تمسخر کرنا، بنْسی اُڑانا.

phabtii honaa

To be called funny or sarcastic simile

phabtiyaa.n kahnaa

ظرافت سے تشبیہ دینا، ہنسی اُڑانا

phabtii u.Daanaa

utter a jest, make fun of, telling about someone something which is absolutely true for him

phabtii suujnaa

۔ٹھیک تشبیہ خیال میں آنا ؎

phabtiyaa.n kasnaa

رک: پھبتی کسنا.

phabtiyaa.n u.Daanaa

رک: پھبتی اُڑانا.

phabtiyaa.n chhaa.nTnaa

رک: پھبتی اُڑانا.

phabtiyaa.n

taunts, jeers

jo kuch kaho so phabtii hai

جو کہا جائے زیبا ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning lafz in English, Hindi & Urdu

lafz

लफ़्ज़•لَفْظ

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 21

Plural: alfaaz

Word Family: l-f-z

English meaning of lafz

Noun, Masculine, Singular

Sher Examples

vo kare baat to har lafz se ḳhushbū aa.e

aisī bolī vahī bole jise urdu aa.e

wo kare baat to har lafz se KHushbu aae

aisi boli wahi bole jise urdu aae

Ahmad Wasi

tumhārā naam likhne kī ijāzat chhin ga.ī jab se

koī bhī lafz likhtā huuñ to āñkheñ bhiig jaatī haiñ

tumhaara nam likhne ki ijazat chhin gai jab se

koi bhi lafz likhta hun to aankhen bhig jati hain

Wasi Shah

lafz o manzar meñ ma.ānī ko TaTolā na karo

hosh vaale ho to har baat ko samjhā na karo

lafz o manzar mein maani ko TaTola na karo

hosh wale ho to har baat ko samjha na karo

Mahmood Ayaz

लफ़्ज़ के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग, एकवचन

  • भाषा में प्रयुक्त होने वाला सार्थक शब्द, सार्थक ध्वनि समूह, शब्द, बात, बोल

    उदाहरण • ख़ालिद ग़ुस्से में आकर तनवीर के बारे में एक ऐसा लफ़्ज़ कहा जो उसे नहीं कहना चाहिए था

  • बात करने की शैली, उच्चारण, शैली
  • वचन, वादा, इक़रार

لَفْظ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر، واحد

  • وہ آواز جو منھ سے نکلے، کلمہ جو زبان سے نکلے (بیشتر بامعنی)، فقرہ، بات

    مثال • خالد غصے میں آ کر تنویر کے بارے میں ایک ایسا لفظ کہا جو اسے نہیں کہنا چاہیے تھا

  • لب و لہجہ، تلفظ نیز طرز بیاں
  • قول، وعدہ، اقرار

Urdu meaning of lafz

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • vo aavaaz jo mu.nh se nikle, kalima jo zabaan se nikle (beshatar fiqra, baat
  • lab-o-lahja, talaffuz niiz tarz bayaa.n
  • qaul, vaaadaa, iqraar

Synonyms of lafz

harf shabd luGat baat kalima

Compound words of lafz

bai'at-e-lafz be-lafz-o-maa'nii lafz-ba-lafz lafz-ba-lafz lafz-e-be-maa'nii murakkab-lafz muttafiq-ul-lafz pesh-lafz saahib-e-lafz tahtul-lafz zabaan-e-lafz-e-'aam zabaan-e-lafz-e-'aam-e-saaqii-e-kausar

Idioms of lafz

lafz aanaa

use of a word

lafz nikalnaa

the words coming out of the tongue

lafz Tapaknaa

to talk excessively

lafz TuuT TuuT kar nikalnaa

speak with difficulty

Rhyming words of lafz

21 2121 12221 211221
rafz
pesh-lafz
murakkab-lafz
muttafiq-ul-lafz
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Interesting Information on lafz

لفظ یہ لفظ آج کل تقریباً ہمیشہ مذکر بولا جاتا ہے۔ پہلے زمانے میں لکھنئو والے اسے پہلے مؤنث قرار دیتے تھے۔ علی اوسط رشک ؎ وصل کی رات بنا نامۂ شوق گیسو شام لفظیں ہیں سپیدی ہے سحر کاغذ کی لکھنؤ میں آج بھی یہ لفظ بعض لوگوں کی زبان پر مؤنث سنا جاتا ہے۔ مولانا علی نقی نقوی عرف نقن صاحب طاب ثراہ کی تفسیر قرآن میں یہ لفظ ہرجگہ مؤنث استعمال ہوا ہے۔ چنانچہ سورۂ بقر کی تفسیر میں ہے: (۱)یہاں قرآن نے صرف تین لفظیں صرف کی ہیں۔ (۲) آخر میں جو دو لفظیں ہیں، واتقوااللّٰہ، ویعلمکم اللّٰہ، یہ ہمارے خیال میں دونوں قسم کے احکام کے لحاظ سے ہیں۔ ’’لفظ‘‘ کی تانیث اہل لکھنؤ کے یہاں کوئی نئی بات نہیں، اور نہ شاذ ہے۔ غالب نے اپنے خط مورخہ ۶۵۸۱ میں یوسف علی خاں عزیز کو لکھا ہے: ’’لفظ‘‘ اس ملک [=دہلی] کے لوگوں کے نزدیک مذکر ہے۔ اہل پورب اس کو مؤنث بولتے ہیں۔

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phabtii

decoration, ornament

phabtii kahnaa

to make fun of, poke fun

phabtii go

taunting, jeering (person), laugh on other

phabtii kasnaa

رک: پھبتی کہنا.

phabtii sunaanaa

رک: پھبتی اُڑانا

phabtii suujhnaa

come up with an apt taunt

phabtii jamaanaa

رک: پھبتی کہنا.

phabtii u.Daa denaa

(پر کے ساتھ) تمسخر کرنا، بنْسی اُڑانا.

phabtii honaa

To be called funny or sarcastic simile

phabtiyaa.n kahnaa

ظرافت سے تشبیہ دینا، ہنسی اُڑانا

phabtii u.Daanaa

utter a jest, make fun of, telling about someone something which is absolutely true for him

phabtii suujnaa

۔ٹھیک تشبیہ خیال میں آنا ؎

phabtiyaa.n kasnaa

رک: پھبتی کسنا.

phabtiyaa.n u.Daanaa

رک: پھبتی اُڑانا.

phabtiyaa.n chhaa.nTnaa

رک: پھبتی اُڑانا.

phabtiyaa.n

taunts, jeers

jo kuch kaho so phabtii hai

جو کہا جائے زیبا ہے

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عازِمین

Origin : Arabic
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intending, determined

[ Hindustan ke mukhtalif goshe se azimin-e-haj ki ravangi shuru ]

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'aqiidat

'अक़ीदत

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عَقِیدَت

Origin : Arabic
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faith, veneration

[ Ba-izzat log hi aqidat ke mustahiq hote hain ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

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رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian
Adjective, Inexhaustible

face to face, in front of

[ Mohabbat mein aksar dilon ka haal ruu-ba-ruu kahne ki himmat nahin hoti ]

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nazraana

नज़्राना

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نَذْرانہ

Origin : Arabic
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offerings, charity, sacrifice

[ Mariz ne sehatyabi ke baad dargaah par nazraana pesh kiya ]

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naa-vaaqif

ना-वाक़िफ़

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ناواقِف

Origin : Persian, Arabic
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stranger, unacquainted with, ignorant

[ Dihaat se aaye log aksar shahri zindagi ke usoolon se naa-waqif hote hain ]

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mazammat

मज़म्मत

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مَذَمَّت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

scorn, contempt

[ Awaam ne corruption mein mulavvas logon ki mazammat ki ]

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mallaah

मल्लाह

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مَلاّح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

boatman, sailor, seaman

[ Mallah ki zindagi pani aur lahron ke bich guzarti hai ]

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me'yaar

मे'यार

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مِعْیار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

standard, quality

[ Kuch log sasta sauda kharidne ke chakkar mein meyaar se samjhauta kar lete hain ]

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mo'tabar

मो'तबर

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مُعْتَبَر

Origin : Arabic
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reliable, trustworthy, credible, authentic

[ Adaalat mein sirf motabar gawahon ki buniyad par hi faisla sunaya jata hai ]

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musaafir

मुसाफ़िर

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مُسافِر

Origin : Arabic
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traveler, passenger, wayfarer, stranger

[ Thaka-hara musafir aram karne ke waste ped ke niche let gaya ]

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