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bahaknaa

be intoxicated

ba-kanaar

at the shore, edge

baat bahaknaa

من٘ہ سے اول فول نکل جانا ، ہے تکی بات زبان پر آنا (قدیم).

nazar bahaknaa

eye to slip, eye to miss the sight of something

qadam bahaknaa

قدم پھسلنا ، پان٘و ٹھیک جگہ پر نہ پڑنا ، لڑکھڑانا ۔

paa.nv bahaknaa

پان٘و اِدھر اُدھر پڑنا.

KHanaa bahaknaa

become proud, vaunt, rave

tabii'at bahaknaa

طبیعت کا بھٹک جانا ، راہِ راست سے ہٹ جانا .

diamaaG bahaknaa

to go mad

nasha me.n bahaknaa

۔بدحواس ہونا۔ بدحواسی کی باتیں کرنا۔؎

nashe se bahaknaa

نشے میں بدحواس ہونا ، بدمست ہو کر بیہودہ باتیں کرنا ؛ مغرور ہونا ، گھمنڈ کرنا ۔

nasha se bahaknaa

۔نشہ میں بدحواس ہونا۔؎

zubaan bahaknaa

speak foul, slip of the tongue

haath bahaknaa

miss the aim

paa.nv bahaknaa

۔ ۱۔ پاؤں کا ادھر اُدھر پڑنا۔ ؎ ۲۔ لغزش ہونا۔ ؎

tiir bahaknaa

تیر کا خطا ہونا.

mizaaj bahaknaa

change one's intentions

nashe me.n bahaknaa

خمار کی وجہ سے بدحواس ہونا ، نشے میں بدحواسی کی باتیں یا حرکتیں کرنا ؛ بدمست ہوکر بیہودہ باتیں کرنا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning nazar bahaknaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

nazar bahaknaa

नज़र बहकना•نَظَر بَہَکْنا

Idiom

English meaning of nazar bahaknaa

eye to slip, eye to miss the sight of something

नज़र बहकना के हिंदी अर्थ

नज़र हटना, नज़र चुकना, जिस चीज़ पर नज़र है उस पर से इधर-उधर हो जाना

نَظَر بَہَکْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نظر ہٹنا، نظر چوکنا، جس چیز پر نظر ہو اس پر سے اِدھرادھر ہو جانا

Urdu meaning of nazar bahaknaa

Roman
Urdu

nazar haTnaa, nazar chaukannaa, jis chiiz par nazar ho is par se idhar udhar ho jaana

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bahaknaa

be intoxicated

ba-kanaar

at the shore, edge

baat bahaknaa

من٘ہ سے اول فول نکل جانا ، ہے تکی بات زبان پر آنا (قدیم).

nazar bahaknaa

eye to slip, eye to miss the sight of something

qadam bahaknaa

قدم پھسلنا ، پان٘و ٹھیک جگہ پر نہ پڑنا ، لڑکھڑانا ۔

paa.nv bahaknaa

پان٘و اِدھر اُدھر پڑنا.

KHanaa bahaknaa

become proud, vaunt, rave

tabii'at bahaknaa

طبیعت کا بھٹک جانا ، راہِ راست سے ہٹ جانا .

diamaaG bahaknaa

to go mad

nasha me.n bahaknaa

۔بدحواس ہونا۔ بدحواسی کی باتیں کرنا۔؎

nashe se bahaknaa

نشے میں بدحواس ہونا ، بدمست ہو کر بیہودہ باتیں کرنا ؛ مغرور ہونا ، گھمنڈ کرنا ۔

nasha se bahaknaa

۔نشہ میں بدحواس ہونا۔؎

zubaan bahaknaa

speak foul, slip of the tongue

haath bahaknaa

miss the aim

paa.nv bahaknaa

۔ ۱۔ پاؤں کا ادھر اُدھر پڑنا۔ ؎ ۲۔ لغزش ہونا۔ ؎

tiir bahaknaa

تیر کا خطا ہونا.

mizaaj bahaknaa

change one's intentions

nashe me.n bahaknaa

خمار کی وجہ سے بدحواس ہونا ، نشے میں بدحواسی کی باتیں یا حرکتیں کرنا ؛ بدمست ہوکر بیہودہ باتیں کرنا ۔

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mafaad-e-'aamma

मफ़ाद-ए-'आम्मा

مَفادِ عامَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

common welfare

[ Mafad-e-amma ke liye kaam karne wali tanzimon... mein bhi ta'alluqat-e-amma ke shobe kaaem ho chuke hain ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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mehvar

मेहवर

مِحْوَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the pin on which the tongue of a buckle turns, the axle on which the wheel rotates

[ Hadisa ke waqt gadi ke ek pahiya mehvar se nikal gaya ]

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KHuddaam

ख़ुद्दाम

خُدّام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

servants, attendant

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mufaahamat

मुफ़ाहमत

مُفَاہَمَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

understanding, agreement

[ Siyasi leadran mein ikhtilaf kitna bhi ho lekin mufahamat ki gunjaish hamesha rahti hai ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Ye mu'allim ka fariza hai ki jo kuchh janta hai use apne shagirdon ko muntaqil kar de ]

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'atiyya

'अतिय्या

عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gift, present

[ Baadh wale ilaqe ke lie hukumat ne ek crore Rupee ka atiya diya hai ]

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mashkuur

मशकूर

مَشْکُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

grateful, thankful, obliged

[ Aap ki meharbani aur musafir-navazi ka bahut mashkur hun ]

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KHurd

ख़ुर्द

خورْد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

little, small, young

[ Halwa-e-Karela: ashya: ghi aadhi ser, shakkar aadha ser... ilaichi khurd 6 adad ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supplication, solicitation, appeal, request

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