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(طب) آنکھ کی ایک بیماری جس میں زخمی قرنیہ کے پھٹ جانے سے طبقہء عنبیہ بقدر سر مور یعنی چیونٹی کے سر کے برابر باہر کو نکل آتا ہے ۔

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mor-sarj

मोर-सर्ज•مور سَرج

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مور سَرج کے اردو معانی

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اسم، مؤنث

  • (طب) آنکھ کی ایک بیماری جس میں زخمی قرنیہ کے پھٹ جانے سے طبقہء عنبیہ بقدر سر مور یعنی چیونٹی کے سر کے برابر باہر کو نکل آتا ہے ۔

Urdu meaning of mor-sarj

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  • (tibb) aa.nkh kii ek biimaarii jis me.n zaKhmii qarniiyaa ke phaT jaane se tabkaa-e- inbiiyaa baqdar sirmaur yaanii chiyuunTii ke sar ke baraabar baahar ko nikal aataa hai

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mor-sarj

(طب) آنکھ کی ایک بیماری جس میں زخمی قرنیہ کے پھٹ جانے سے طبقہء عنبیہ بقدر سر مور یعنی چیونٹی کے سر کے برابر باہر کو نکل آتا ہے ۔

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bezaarii

बेज़ारी

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بیزاری

Origin : Persian
Noun

displeasure, weariness

[ Ghar mein aaye din koi na koi masla paida hota rahta hai isiliye ghar jate hue badi bezari si mahsoos hoti hai ]

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nafrat

नफ़रत

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نَفرَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

disgust, loathing

[ Chhipkali ek bad-surat janwar hai jisko dekh kar nafrat hoti hai ]

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naa-ahl

ना-अहल

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نا اَہل

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

ineligible, disqualified

[ Na-ahlon ki wajah se Urdu zaban roz-ba-roz bigadti jati hai ]

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aaftaaba

आफ़्ताबा

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آفْتابہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

basin, ewer, kind of water pot

[ Qism-Qism ke khane nikal kar chune aur Ganga-Jamuni chilamchi aaftaba se hath dhulwaya ]

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daryaaft

दरयाफ़्त

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دَریافْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

discovery, disclosure

[ Vasco Da Gama ne Portugal se mashriq ki janib jane wale bahri raste ki daryaft ki thi ]

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rusvaa.ii

रुसवाई

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رُسْوائی

Origin : Persian
Noun

disgrace, dishonour

[ Naqabil-e-bardasht ruswayi ke sabab Zaid ne kaam par jana chhod diya ]

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paiGaam

पैग़ाम

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پَیغام

Origin : Persian
Noun

message, news

[ Tez-raftar paigham bhejne ke liye nihayat jadid aalaat (equipment) ka intizam kiya gaya hai ]

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hazm

हज़्म

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ہَضْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

digestion

[ Halki ghiza zud-hazm hoti hai aur sehat ke liye mufid hoti hai ]

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qusuur

क़ुसूर

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قُصُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

error, fault

[ Kisi ko saza dene se pahle uska qusoor sabit karna zaroori hai ]

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mabnii

मबनी

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مَبْنی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

based on, founded on

[ Adalat ka faisla insaf aur qanoon par mabni hota hai ]

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