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naa.D lenaa

نبض دیکھنا، نبض کی حرکت سے مرض کی تشخیص کرنا، ناڑ دیکھنا

nii.nd lenaa

سونا ؛ تھوڑی دیر کے لیے سونا ۔

nii.nd laanaa

غنودگی پیدا کرنا ۔

nii.nd ke maze lenaa

رک : نیند کے مزے لوٹنا ۔

nii.nd chhiin lenaa

نیند اُڑا دینا ؛ بے خواب کر دینا ۔

nii.nd ke KHarraaTe lenaa

سوتے میں گہری نیند کی وجہ سے منھ سے خر خر کی آواز نکالنا ؛ گہری نیند میں ہونا ۔

nii.nde.n haraam kar lenaa

(فکر کے سبب) بالکل نہ سونا ، بہت جاگنا ؛ نہایت فکر مند ہونا (اپنی کے ساتھ مستعمل) ۔

miiThii nii.nd lenaa

سکون کی نیند سونا، آرام سے سونا، بے فکری سے سونا

Meaning ofSee meaning naa.D lenaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

naa.D lenaa

नाड़ लेना•ناڑ لینا

Idiom

नाड़ लेना के हिंदी अर्थ

नब्ज़ देखना, नाड़ी की गति से रोग का निदान करना, नब्ज़ की हरकत से मर्ज़ की जाँच करना, नाड़ देखना

ناڑ لینا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نبض دیکھنا، نبض کی حرکت سے مرض کی تشخیص کرنا، ناڑ دیکھنا

Urdu meaning of naa.D lenaa

Roman
Urdu

nabz dekhana, nabz kii harkat se marz kii tashKhiis karnaa, naa.D dekhana

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naa.D lenaa

نبض دیکھنا، نبض کی حرکت سے مرض کی تشخیص کرنا، ناڑ دیکھنا

nii.nd lenaa

سونا ؛ تھوڑی دیر کے لیے سونا ۔

nii.nd laanaa

غنودگی پیدا کرنا ۔

nii.nd ke maze lenaa

رک : نیند کے مزے لوٹنا ۔

nii.nd chhiin lenaa

نیند اُڑا دینا ؛ بے خواب کر دینا ۔

nii.nd ke KHarraaTe lenaa

سوتے میں گہری نیند کی وجہ سے منھ سے خر خر کی آواز نکالنا ؛ گہری نیند میں ہونا ۔

nii.nde.n haraam kar lenaa

(فکر کے سبب) بالکل نہ سونا ، بہت جاگنا ؛ نہایت فکر مند ہونا (اپنی کے ساتھ مستعمل) ۔

miiThii nii.nd lenaa

سکون کی نیند سونا، آرام سے سونا، بے فکری سے سونا

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manzuurii

मंज़ूरी

مَنظُوری

Origin : Arabic

Noun

approval, permission

[ Hukoomat-e-hind ne naye talimi nisab ko apni manzuri de di hai ]

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himaayat

हिमायत

حِمایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

support, backing, patronage, countenance

[ Jang-e-aazadi ko Hindustani awam ki zabardast himayat hasil thi ]

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bahs

बहस

بَحْث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

argument, discussion, debate, dispute

[ Bahas se ilm mein izafa hota hai lekin bahas jhagda na ban jaye ]

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munhadim

मुंहदिम

مُنْہَدِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

demolished, ruined, (building etc.)

[ Dushmanon ne jaal ke zariya qile ko munhadim kar diya ]

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qila'

क़िला'

قِلَعْہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

fort, castle, citadel, fortification

[ Lal-Qila ko dekhne har saal lakhon sayyah Delhi aate hain ]

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maa'daniyyaat

मा'दनिय्यात

مَعْدَنِیّات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

minerals

[ Purane zamane mein bhi log maadaniyyat se zevrat aur hathiyar banaya karte the ]

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shafqat

शफ़क़त

شَفْقَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

affectionate kindness, clemency

[ Maan ki har ek daant mein bachchon ke liye shafqat jhalakti hai ]

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sar-e-fihrist

सर-ए-फ़िहरिस्त

سَرِ فِہْرِست

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adverb

in the list of top priority

[ Hindustan sar-e-fihrist anaj-paida-karon mein se ek hai ]

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hujuum

हुजूम

ہُجُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

crowd, mob

[ Rukhsat ke waqt station par hujum ka ye haal tha ki til rakhne ko jagah na thi ]

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tajriba-kaar

तजरिबा-कार

تَجْرِبَہ کار

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

experienced, seasoned, versed

[ Tajribakaar captain ke faisle ne puri team ko kamyabi ki raah dikhayi ]

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