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zanaanii

woman

zanaanii-bolii

the dialect which is used by women

zanaanii-zabaan

the language which is special for women, the language which used by women only

zanaanii-gaa.Dii

وہ گاڑی جس میں صرف عورتیں بیٹھیں

zanaanii-poshaak

women's wear, ladies wear, ladies dress

zanaanii-savaarii

the source of travel reserve for women like sedan, palanquin etc

zanaanii-diivaanii

a man who resembles a woman in his dress and speech and mannerisms

zanaanii Dev.Dhii

the porch which is lead to women apartment

Meaning ofSee meaning mamluuk in English, Hindi & Urdu

mamluuk

मम्लूक•مَمْلُوْک

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 221

Word Family: m-l-k

English meaning of mamluuk

Noun, Adjective, Masculine

the area who is conquered, conquered
Mameluke, name of a slave dynasty which ruled parts of the Middle East and Egypt
possessed, owned, slave, captive

मम्लूक के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, विशेषण, पुल्लिंग

ग़ुलाम, बंदा, दास, सेवक
वो जिस पर कब्जा किया जाए, अधिकार
एक गुलाम वंश का नाम जिसने मध्य पूर्व और मिस्र के कुछ भागों पर शासन किया

مَمْلُوْک کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، صفت، مذکر

غلام، بندہ، خادم، نوکر
وہ جس پر قبضہ کیا جائے، مقبوضہ
ایک غلام خاندان کا نام جس نے مشرق وسطی اور مصر کے کچھ حصوں پر حکمرانی کی

Urdu meaning of mamluuk

Roman
Urdu

Gulaam, banda, Khaadim, naukar
vo jis par qabzaa kiya jaaye, maqbuuza
ek Gulaam Khaandaan ka naam jis ne mashriq-e-vusta aur misr ke kuchh hisso.n par hukmaraanii kii

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zanaanii

woman

zanaanii-bolii

the dialect which is used by women

zanaanii-zabaan

the language which is special for women, the language which used by women only

zanaanii-gaa.Dii

وہ گاڑی جس میں صرف عورتیں بیٹھیں

zanaanii-poshaak

women's wear, ladies wear, ladies dress

zanaanii-savaarii

the source of travel reserve for women like sedan, palanquin etc

zanaanii-diivaanii

a man who resembles a woman in his dress and speech and mannerisms

zanaanii Dev.Dhii

the porch which is lead to women apartment

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chob

चोब

چوب

Origin : Persian

Noun

wood, timber

[ Darakht hamare liye nemat hain, phal ke alawa chaubi saman unse hi taiyar kiya jata hai ]

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rabaab

रबाब

رَباب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a kind of stringed musical instrument, rebec, viol, harp

[ Rabab ek saaz ka naam hai iske taron se nikla hua naghma dil ko chhu leta hai ]

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jarraah

जर्राह

جَرّاح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

one who dresses wounds, a surgeon

[ Kisi bachche ko taklif phode ki ho jati hai to walidain jarrah se usko chirwate hain ]

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KHaraab

ख़राब

خَراب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

spoiled, defiled, polluted

[ Lagatar barish ki wajah se shahr ki sadkon ki halat kharab ho rahi hai ]

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baraat

बरात

بَرات

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

procession of the bridegroom, a marriage procession

[ Pai-dar-pai khushiyan uske hisse mein aayi thin goya khushiyon ki baraat thi jo uske ghar par utar rahi thi ]

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rab

रब

رَب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

God, Lord, Protector

[ Rab to wahi hai jisne duniya banayi, hamko banaya ]

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haraarat

हरारत

حَرارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

warmth, heat

[ Barish na hone ki surat mein mausam ka darja-e-hararat badh jata hai ]

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KHvaar

ख़्वार

خوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

disgrace, dishonour, shame, abject

[ Apne dost ki khatir wo zalil-o-khvar hua magar dost par kuch asar hi nahin ]

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jurraab

जुर्राब

جُرّاب

Origin : Persian

Noun

stockings, socks

[ Faiyaz Hussain ke paanv ka joda bhi kisi qadr unke paanv mein dhila hai magar jurrab par thik aa jata hai ]

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jaraahat

जराहत

جَراحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wound, sore, ulcer

[ Jarahat jismani bhi hoti hai aur zehni bhi lekin har halat mein ilaj zaroori hai ]

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