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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

Meaning ofSee meaning muraad dikhlaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

muraad dikhlaanaa

मुराद दिखलाना•مُراد دکھلانا

Idiom

Root word: muraad

Tags: Colloquial

English meaning of muraad dikhlaanaa

fulfill a desire

मुराद दिखलाना के हिंदी अर्थ

दिल की तमन्ना या चाहत पूरी करना, उम्मीद बर-लाना

مُراد دکھلانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

دل کی تمنا پوری کرنا، اُمید بر لانا

Urdu meaning of muraad dikhlaanaa

Roman
Urdu

dil kii tamannaa puurii karnaa, umiid bar laanaa

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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

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'andaliib

अंदलीब

عَنْدَلِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

nightingale, bulbul

[ Gulshan mein andalibon ne apni chahchahon se sham ki faza ko pur-saaz bana diya tha ]

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mai-KHaana

मय-ख़ाना

مَے خانَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bar, tavern

[ Mai-khana mein ijtimai sharab-noshi ka mahaul har-dam raha karta hai ]

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hujuumii

हुजूमी

ہُجُومی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of crowd, based on crowd

[ Jab Hiraql ne Khusrau Parvez ke muqabla par hujumi jang ka aghaz kiya ]

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ehsaas

एहसास

اِحْساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sense, sensibility

[ Har aadami ko apne farz ka ehsas hona chahiye ]

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ijtimaa'ii

इज्तिमा'ई

اِجْتِماعی

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

related to ijtima, collective

[ Khwandagi par bahas-o-mubahisa ke ke liye ijtima'i jalsa ka in'iqad kia gaya ]

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maahaul

माहौल

ماحَول

Origin : Arabic

Noun

atmosphere, environment

[ Mahaul mein corban ke badhte jamav ko rokna bahut zaruri hai ]

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KHvaa.ndagii

ख़्वांदगी

خوانْدَگی

Origin : Persian

Noun

literacy

[ Logon ko talim-yafta banane ke lie ganv mein khwandagi ki muhim chalai ja rahi hai ]

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sanam

सनम

صَنَم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

idol, sculpture, image

[ Sanam ki surat bana kar baar-baar dekh lene se muhabbat ki pyas nahin bujhti ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian

Adjective

face to face, in front of

[ Mohabbat mein aksar dilon ka haal ruu-ba-ruu kahne ki himmat nahin hoti ]

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KHushbuu

ख़ुशबू

خوشْبُو

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

sweet smell

[ Yaadein bhi kisi khushbu ki tarah dil mein basi rahti hain ]

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