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सहेजे गए शब्द

"नाम गँवाना" 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 नाम गँवाना के अर्थदेखिए

नाम गँवाना

naam ga.nvaanaa•نام گَنوانا

मुहावरा

नाम गँवाना के हिंदी अर्थ

सम्मान खोना, अपमानित होना, बदनाम होना (स्वयं के साथ प्रयोग)

English meaning of naam ga.nvaanaa

to lose one's character or good name

نام گَنوانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

عزت و احترام گنوانا ، بے عزت ہونا ، بدنام ہونا (اپنا کے ساتھ مستعمل)

Urdu meaning of naam ga.nvaanaa

Roman
Urdu

izzat-o-ehtiraam ganvaanaa, be.izzat honaa, badnaam honaa (apnaa ke saath mustaamal

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

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qisaas

क़िसास

قِصاص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the law of retaliation, lex talionis

[ Jaan ka badla jaan hi hota hai lekin kabhi-kabhi ye qisas maal ki surat mein bhi adaa kiya ja sakta hai ]

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qaasir

क़ासिर

قاصِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

unable, inefficient, incapable

[ Qasir hone ki vajah se hi Anwar ne research ka kaam chhod diya ]

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muqarrar

मुक़र्रर

مُقَرَّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

appointed, assigned

[ Ahmad Sahab Congress ke zamane mein naye-naye school master muqarrar hue the ]

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rizq

रिज़्क़

رِزْق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

daily bread, sustenance, livelihood subsistence

[ Jisne paida kiya hai wo har halat mein rizq dega lekin koshish aur mehnat zaruri hai ]

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diqqat

दिक़्क़त

دِقَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

delicate matter, intricacy, difficulty

[ Zarurat ki mamuli si chiz bhi hasil karne ke liye diqqat uthani padti hai ]

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taqriir

तक़रीर

تَقْرِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

address, lecture, talk

[ taqriban sabhi Leader taqreer karne mein mahir hote hain ]

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qabr

क़ब्र

قَبْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

grave

[ Jo dusron ki burai karta hai wo apni qabr aap khodta hai ]

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maqsad

मक़्सद

مَقْصَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

purpose, intention, object, aim

[ Jo log zindagi ko maqsad ki surat basar karte hain wo khwahishon ke hisar mein giraftar nahin hote ]

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qavaa'id

क़वा'इद

قَواعِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

grammatical rules, grammar

[ Qavaid zaban ke dhanche se bahas karti hai ]

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qabaa

क़बा

قَبَا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilted garment

[ Jab us (ladki) ne apni naqab ulti aur apni qabaa utari to maine dekha ki wo husn mein laa-jawab hai ]

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