खोजे गए परिणाम

सहेजे गए शब्द

"मज़ाक़ उड़ाना" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

तहक़ीर

अपमान, अनादर, तिरस्कार, ज़िल्लत, बेइज्ज़ती, निंदा, अपयश, बदनामी, घृणा, उपेक्षा, बेक़दरी, बेहुरमती

तहक़ीराना

insulting, humiliating, scornful

तहक़ीर-ए-ग़म

scorn, disdain of sorrow

तहक़ीर-ए-'अदालत

न्यायालय की अवमानना, कोई ऐसा कार्य जिससे न्यायालय की अवहेलना हो और न्यायालय की प्रतिष्ठा एवंं उसकी गरिमा के विरुद्ध हो

तहक़ीर-आमेज़

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

ख़ंदा-ए-तहक़ीर

a smirk

हुरूफ़-ए-तस्ग़ीर-ओ-तहक़ीर

(व्याकरण) वह शब्द जो घृणा प्रकट करने के लिए बोले जाते हैं, जैसे: छी, थू, फट्ट, धत, तेरे की

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में मज़ाक़ उड़ाना के अर्थदेखिए

मज़ाक़ उड़ाना

mazaaq u.Daanaa•مَذاق اُڑانا

मुहावरा

मूल शब्द: मज़ाक़

मज़ाक़ उड़ाना के हिंदी अर्थ

हँसी उड़ाना, उपहास करना, किसी का मज़ाक उड़ाना

English meaning of mazaaq u.Daanaa

ridicule, joke, poke fun at

مَذاق اُڑانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

ہنسی اُڑانا، تمسخر کرنا، کسی کی تضحیک کرنا

Urdu meaning of mazaaq u.Daanaa

Roman
Urdu

hansii u.Daanaa, tamsKhar karnaa, kisii kii tazhiik karnaa

खोजे गए शब्द से संबंधित

तहक़ीर

तहक़ीराना

insulting, humiliating, scornful

तहक़ीर-ए-ग़म

scorn, disdain of sorrow

तहक़ीर-ए-'अदालत

तहक़ीर-आमेज़

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

ख़ंदा-ए-तहक़ीर

a smirk

हुरूफ़-ए-तस्ग़ीर-ओ-तहक़ीर

संदर्भग्रंथ सूची: रेख़्ता डिक्शनरी में उपयोग किये गये स्रोतों की सूची देखें .

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

hal

हल

حَل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

solution (of a knotty problem), resolution

[ Har masle ka koi na koi hal zaroor hota hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

malhuuz

मलहूज़

مَلحُوظ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

contemplated, regarded, considered

[ Koi kaam karo lekin dusron ka khayal bhi malhuz rahna chahiye ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

istilaah

इस्तिलाह

اِصْطِلاح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

technical term, terminology, term

[ Lughat aur farhang hi wo zariya hain jin mein istilahon ke mani va mafhum bataye jate hain ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

qatl

क़त्ल

قَتْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

murder, killing

[ Insani qatl ko baaz auqaat do suraton mein taqsim kar diya jata hai yani iradatan aur ghair-iradatan ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

kashtii

कश्ती

کَشْتی

Origin : Persian

Noun

ship, vessel, boat

[ Hukm ki der thi ki maujon ka ek aisa thapeda aaya ki kashti tukde-tukde ho gayi ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

libaas

लिबास

لِباس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

clothes, dress, attire

[ Shadi haal mein dulhan ke ghar ke sabhi log umda aur khubsurat libas mein maujood the ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

mahluul

महलूल

مَحْلُول

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

dissolved, solution

[ Chini aur pani ka mahlool sharbat kahlata hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

lihaaf

लिहाफ़

لِحاف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilt, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

kafaalat

कफ़ालत

کَفالَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protector, patron

[ Karkunon ki giraftari ki surat mein unke mutalleqin (relatives) ki kafalat ke liye funds nahin the ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

lihaaz

लिहाज़

لِحاظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

respect, advertence

[ Muzammil ab bhi jalvat (public place) va khalvat (loneliness) mein unse lihaz baratta hai ]

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!"

Download App

नवीनतम ब्लॉग

4 min

Sarfaroshi Ki Tamanna and Beyond

August 15th, India’s Independence Day, is celebrated with grandeur and heartfelt pride. The Urdu language holds a profound historical and emotional bond with India’s struggle for freedom. The revolutionary cry—“Inquilab Zindabad” — became the very so ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 14 August 2025

4 min

From Fasl to Tafsiil: Unraveling the Etymology

The moment you hear the word “Fasl,” don’t the images of lush green fields, the golden shimmer of ripening crops, and the sweat-drenched smiles of hardworking farmers come alive in your mind? Its plural “Faslein” evokes a sense of abundance and harve ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 29 July 2025

4 min

Niyaaz: From Sacred Offering to Poetic Longing

Today, let me introduce you to a word that at times bows down in humility, at times appears in sacred rituals, and often finds itself resting gently on the forehead of a lover in Urdu poetry. Just a simple four-letter word — “Niyaaz” نیاز — but it ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 11 July 2025

संपूर्ण देखिए