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rashiid

trained, educated, nutritional

rashiidiya

مُسلمانوں کا ایک فِرقہ ، اِیرانی صُوبوں میں یہ بہت پھیلا - شیعہ عقائد کی تردید و نفی میں انتہا پسندی کا مظاہرہ کرتا تھا شیعہ حضرات علی کرم اللہ وجھہ میں الوہیت مانتے تھے مگر یہ فِرقہ ان پر کُفر کا اِلزام لگاتا تھا یہ خوراج کا ایک فِرقہ تھا

rashiid-tariin

چہیتا، لائق

shaagird-e-rashiid

good disciple, a brilliant or able disciple, a student or pupil who has been guided to the proper path

farzand-e-rashiid

rightly guided or well-mannered son

rajul-e-rashiid

راہ دِکھانے والا ، ہدایت کرنے والا .

KHalaf-e-rashiid

son of good person, good and noble boy

Meaning ofSee meaning nek-KHvaah in English, Hindi & Urdu

nek-KHvaah

नेक-ख़्वाह•نیک خواہ

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 2121

English meaning of nek-KHvaah

Adjective

faithful, well-wishing, well-wisher

नेक-ख़्वाह के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

शुभचिंतक, हितैषी, हमदर्द, भलाई चाहने वाला, ख़ैर अंदेश, वफ़ादार, नमक हलाल

نیک خواہ کے اردو معانی

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Urdu

صفت

بھلائی چاہنے والا، بہی خواہ، خیر اندیش، وفادار، نمک حلال

Urdu meaning of nek-KHvaah

Roman
Urdu

bhalaa.ii chaahne vaala, bahii Khaah, Khairandesh, vafaadaar, namak halaal

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rashiid

trained, educated, nutritional

rashiidiya

rashiid-tariin

چہیتا، لائق

shaagird-e-rashiid

good disciple, a brilliant or able disciple, a student or pupil who has been guided to the proper path

farzand-e-rashiid

rightly guided or well-mannered son

rajul-e-rashiid

راہ دِکھانے والا ، ہدایت کرنے والا .

KHalaf-e-rashiid

son of good person, good and noble boy

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jadiid

जदीद

جَدِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

modern, new

[ Aaj ka insan jadid scienci daur mein saans le raha hai magar kuchh uljhanen ab bhi hain ]

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jadd

जद्द

جَدّ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

grand-father, ancestor

[ Kal mere padosi ke jadd-e-muhtaram ka intiqal ho gaya tha is liye main daftar nahin a saka ]

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aazaadii

आज़ादी

آزادی

Origin : Persian

Noun

freedom of action, freedom, liberation

[ Hindustan ko 1947 mein azadi mili aur yah hukumat-e-bartaniya ki ghulami se azad hua ]

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barbaad

बर्बाद

بَرباد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

ruined, wasted, misapplied, squandered

[ Is baar aisa sailab aaya ki sara ganv barbad ho gaya kuchh bhi baqi nahin bacha ]

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diidaar

दीदार

دِیدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

sight, view

[ Ashiq ke liye mahboob ka didar hi sab kuchh hai ]

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advaar

अदवार

اَدْوَار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

periods, ages, times, epochs

[ Hindustan par mukhtalif advar mein mukhtalif hukmaranon ne apne-apne andaz se hukumat ki ]

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KHirad

ख़िरद

خِرَد

Origin : Persian

Noun

wisdom, reason, intellect

[ Hosh-o-khirad aadmi ke sath rahen to aadmi bade-bade kaam kar sakta hai ]

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aab-doz

आब-दोज़

آبْ دوز

Origin : Persian

Noun

submarine, U-boat

[ Aab-doz kashtiyan samundar mein milon pani ki tah mein chalti rahti hain ]

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KHariidaar

ख़रीदार

خَرِیدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

buyer, purchaser, customer

[ Kisi chiz ke kharidar kam hon to aam taur par uski qimat kam ho jati hai ]

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ajdaad

अज्दाद

اَجْداد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ancestors, forefathers

[ Hamari tahzib hamare ajdad ki varasat hai ]

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