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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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'aashuura

'आशूरा

عاشُورَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

this is the Husain's martyred day

[ Zuhar ka waqt hua badshah bar-aamad huye moti masjid mein aashure ki namaz padhi ]

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shadda

शद्दा

شَدَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flag raised in condolence of the martyrs of Karbala in Muharram

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maatam

मातम

ماتَم

Origin : Persian

Noun

mourning, grief

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gustaaKHii

गुस्ताख़ी

گُسْتاخی

Origin : Persian

Noun

arrogance, assurance, rudeness

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majlis

मजलिस

مَجلِس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

assembly, meeting, committee, board

[ Sardar Bhagat Singh markazi majlis ki nishast mein bhi bomb phenk kar nahin bhage ]

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masnuu'aat

मस्नू'आत

مَصْنُوعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

created things, things artificially made

[ Rasgulle, kalakand, dahi waghaira dairy masnu'aat hain ]

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maa'zarat

मा'ज़रत

مَعْذَرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

excuse, apology, plea

[ Na-farmanon ko unki mazarat kuch bhi nafa na degi ]

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hamdam

हमदम

ہَمدَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

intimate companion, bosom friend, familiar

[ Chidiyon ke ham-dam jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eadon ki tanhai mein rafiq the ]

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saarifiin

सारिफ़ीन

صارِفِین

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

subscribers, consumers

[ Sarifin ki zaruraton ko dekhte hue companiyan nayi-nayi masnuat bazar mein laa rahi hain ]

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zanaKH

ज़नख़

زَنَخ

Origin : Persian

Noun

the chin

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