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KHissat

miserliness, stinginess, parsimony, meanness,

KHasta

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

KHasta-e-Gam

दुःख से बदहाल, प्रेम के रोग से पीड़ित ।।

KHasta-pan

رک: خستگی معنی نمبر ۲..

KHasta-tan

weak body, tired

KHasta-dil

sick at heart, heart-broken

KHasta-jigar

broken hearted, distressed, lovelorn

KHasta-jaa.n

distressed

KHasta-tanii

physically weak, tired

KHasta-jaanii

in bad circumstances, in a bad situation, afflicted, distressed

KHasta-jaan

lean, thin, weak, old, emaciated

KHasta-haal

distressed, afflicted

KHasta-kun-tap

(طِب) طویل عرصہ رہنے والا بُخار جو کِسی اندرونی مرض کے سبب ہو.

KHasta-paa.ii

tiredness, fatigue

KHasta-KHaana

ज़ख्मियों का चिकि- त्सालय।

KHasta-haalii

distress, destitution, affliction, abjection

KHasta-dilii

the state of being heart-broken, wound or disease at heart

KHasta-KHaatir

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-mizaaj

کمزور، بیمار

KHasta-KHvaar

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-jigarii

दे. ‘खस्तःदिली'।

KHasta-ruuvaa.n

رک: خستہ حال.

KHasta-kirdaar

بدکردار، بدمعاش، خراب عادت کا مالک.

KHasta-e-kashmakash-e-fikr-o-'amal

fatigued, injured by tug-of-war of thinking and acting

KHastagii

the state of being wounded or injured, sickness

KHastaavii

خُرما کی ایک قِسم جو توابع فارس میں پائی گئی اسکا پھل نازک اور خستہ ہوتا ہے اور اِس کا پوست نازک اور گھٹلی بہت چھوٹی ہوتی ہے یہ خُرما نہایت شِیریں اور بے ریشہ ہوتا ہے جِس کا رنگ اکثر زرد دیکھا گیا ہے.

aab-KHast

a water-melon, cucumber

Meaning ofSee meaning maahir-ul-ansaab in English, Hindi & Urdu

maahir-ul-ansaab

माहिर-उल-अंसाब•مَاہِرُالْاَنْساب

Origin: Arabic

English meaning of maahir-ul-ansaab

Noun, Masculine

a person who is perfect in the knowledge of human tribes, race, lineage, race and health etc., genealogist

माहिर-उल-अंसाब के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

वो व्यक्ति जो मानव जनजातियों, प्रजाति, वंश, नस्ल और स्वास्थ्य के ज्ञान में परिपूर्ण हो, वो व्यक्ति जो पारिवारिक वंश की रेखाओं का पता लगाता है या उनका अध्ययन करता है, वंशावली विशेषज्ञ

مَاہِرُالْاَنْساب کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

وہ شخص جو کسی خاندان یا خاندان کے ماضی اور حال کے ارکان کی تاریخ کا مطالعہ کرنے والا یا ماہر ہو، انسان کے قبیلوں، خاندانوں، نسلوں اور صحت نسب سے متعلق علم میں کامل

Urdu meaning of maahir-ul-ansaab

Roman
Urdu

vo shaKhs jo kisii Khaandaan ya Khaandaan ke maazii aur haal ke arkaan kii taariiKh ka mutaalaa karne vaala ya maahir ho, insaan ke qabiilon, Khaandaanon, naslo.n aur sehat nasab se mutaalliq ilam me.n kaamil

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KHissat

miserliness, stinginess, parsimony, meanness,

KHasta

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

KHasta-e-Gam

दुःख से बदहाल, प्रेम के रोग से पीड़ित ।।

KHasta-pan

رک: خستگی معنی نمبر ۲..

KHasta-tan

weak body, tired

KHasta-dil

sick at heart, heart-broken

KHasta-jigar

broken hearted, distressed, lovelorn

KHasta-jaa.n

distressed

KHasta-tanii

physically weak, tired

KHasta-jaanii

in bad circumstances, in a bad situation, afflicted, distressed

KHasta-jaan

lean, thin, weak, old, emaciated

KHasta-haal

distressed, afflicted

KHasta-kun-tap

(طِب) طویل عرصہ رہنے والا بُخار جو کِسی اندرونی مرض کے سبب ہو.

KHasta-paa.ii

tiredness, fatigue

KHasta-KHaana

ज़ख्मियों का चिकि- त्सालय।

KHasta-haalii

distress, destitution, affliction, abjection

KHasta-dilii

the state of being heart-broken, wound or disease at heart

KHasta-KHaatir

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-mizaaj

کمزور، بیمار

KHasta-KHvaar

پریشاں، آزردہ، شکستہ دل، رنجیدہ، ناخوش

KHasta-jigarii

दे. ‘खस्तःदिली'।

KHasta-ruuvaa.n

رک: خستہ حال.

KHasta-kirdaar

بدکردار، بدمعاش، خراب عادت کا مالک.

KHasta-e-kashmakash-e-fikr-o-'amal

fatigued, injured by tug-of-war of thinking and acting

KHastagii

the state of being wounded or injured, sickness

KHastaavii

aab-KHast

a water-melon, cucumber

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taraazuu

तराज़ू

تَرازُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

scale, balance, pair of scales

[ Hira ho ya koyla tarazu har chiz ko taulta hai ]

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iKHtiyaar

इख़्तियार

اِخْتِیار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

authority, control

[ Har shakhs ko ikhtiyar hai ki apni marzi chalaye lekin dosron ka haq marne ka ikhtiyar use nahin diya ja sakta ]

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tarbiyat

तर्बियत

تَرْبِیت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

education, guiding and teaching etiquette and manners

[ Jo shakhs ki layaq ho usko tarbiyat karna chahiye aur na-layaq ko hargiz tarbiyat na kare ]

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KHabiis

ख़बीस

خَبِیث

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

wretch, vile

[ Khabees aadmi se achchhe bartav ki ummeed nahin ki ja sakti ]

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buKHaaraat

बुख़ारात

بُخارات

Origin : Persian

Noun

steam, mist, fog

[ Suraj ki garmi se samnudar ka pani bukhaaraat mein tabdil ho kar fiza mein jama hota hai aur barish ka sabab banta hai ]

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KHaarij

ख़ारिज

خارِج

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

rejected, excluded, expelled

[ Mulzim be-qusoor sabit hua isliye muqadma adalat se kharij kar diya gaya ]

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ziyaarat

ज़ियारत

زِیارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

seeing or visiting a holy place

[ Ajmer mein har saal lakhon log ziyarat ke liye aate hain, wahan Khwaja Gharib Nawaz ka mazar hai ]

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KHairiyat

ख़ैरियत

خَیرِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

welfare, well-being, good health

[ Mohit ka bhai jab se gaya tha uski koi khairiyat nahin mili thi isliye voh pareshan tha ]

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jarii

जरी

جَری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

brave, valiant

[ Bhagat Singh jaise nidar aur jari shakhs kam hi dikhayi dete hain ]

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tarjiih

तर्जीह

تَرْجِیح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

preference, priority, superiority

[ Na gore ko kale par na unche ko niche par tarjih hasil hai ]

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