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miir-qulaar

ایک عہدے دار جو دہلی کے شاہی دربار کے وقت ایک آنکڑے دار چوب ِدستی لیے ہوئے اس واسطے حاضر رہتا تھا کہ جو شخص دوسرے کی مقررہ جگہ پر کھڑا ہوجائے تو اس کی گردن میں لکڑی ڈال کر کر باہر نکال دے

Meaning ofSee meaning miir-qulaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

miir-qulaar

मीर-क़ुलार•مِیر قُلار

مِیر قُلار کے اردو معانی

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اسم، مذکر

  • ایک عہدے دار جو دہلی کے شاہی دربار کے وقت ایک آنکڑے دار چوب ِدستی لیے ہوئے اس واسطے حاضر رہتا تھا کہ جو شخص دوسرے کی مقررہ جگہ پر کھڑا ہوجائے تو اس کی گردن میں لکڑی ڈال کر کر باہر نکال دے

Urdu meaning of miir-qulaar

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  • ek ohadedaar jo dillii ke shaahii darbaar ke vaqt ek aank.Dedaar chaub adastii li.e hu.e is vaaste haazir rahtaa tha ki jo shaKhs duusre kii muqarrara jagah par kha.Daa hojaa.e to is kii gardan me.n lakk.Dii Daal kar kar baahar nikaal de

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miir-qulaar

ایک عہدے دار جو دہلی کے شاہی دربار کے وقت ایک آنکڑے دار چوب ِدستی لیے ہوئے اس واسطے حاضر رہتا تھا کہ جو شخص دوسرے کی مقررہ جگہ پر کھڑا ہوجائے تو اس کی گردن میں لکڑی ڈال کر کر باہر نکال دے

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anaaj

अनाज

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اَناج

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

grain, cereal, corn

[ Gaaon ki ba-nisbat shahron mein anaaj bahut mahange hain ]

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bad-kaar

बद-कार

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بَد کار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

wicked, sinful, dissolute, licentious

[ Badkar shakhs hamesha badkari mein hi mulavvas rahta hai ]

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

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بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

corruption, malpractice

[ Aaj-kal har mahkame mein kuchh-na-kuchh bad-unvani ho rahi hai ]

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manmaanii

मनमानी

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مَن مانی

Origin : Hindi
Noun

heart's desire, self-will, according to one's own desire

[ Tumhari man-maani yahan nahin chalegi ]

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taajir

ताजिर

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تاجِر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

merchant, trader, businessman

[ Shyam ghalle ka taajir hai ]

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

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تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

oppression, severity, hardship

[ Hindustani avam par angrezon ne bahut hi tashaddud kiye ]

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numuudaar

नुमूदार

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نُمُودار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

apparent, visible

[ Achanak samne se lashkar numoodar hua ]

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sheKHii

शेख़ी

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شیخی

Origin : Turkish
Noun

boasting, bragging, arrogance

[ Shyaam ke vaalid police mein hain is liye vo shekhi dikhata hai ]

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najis

नजिस

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نَجِس

Origin : Arabic
Noun

dirty, filthy, impure, unclean

[ Mazhabi aqida hai ki bhoot aur shaitan najis jagahon par hi rahte hain ]

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naa-ahl

ना-अहल

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نا اَہل

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun, Adjective

incapable, inefficient, unfit, unworthy

[ Naa-ahl logon ki wajah se Urdu zaban roz-ba-roz bigadti jati hai ]

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