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hiddat

severity or degree of heat, severity, fury, virulence, poignancy, keenness, acuteness, vehemence

hiddat-e-zehn

intelligence, acumen

hiddat-e-tab'

severity of nature

hiddat-e-nazar

shrewdness, keen observation

hiddat-e-mizaaj

स्वभाव में क्रोध होना, मिज़ाज में गुस्सा होना।

hiddat-e-safraa

पित्त का प्रकोप, सफ़े की तेज़ी।।

had tak

تھوڑا بہت ، کسی قدر ، کچھ نہ کچھ ، (زیادتی کی نفی کے لیے مستعمل ہے ).

hadd-e-taam

(منطق) حدِّ تام وہ معرف ہے جو جنسِ قریب اور فصلِ قریب سے مرکب ہو جیسے انسان کی تعریف حیوان اور ناطق سے .

masarraat-e-hiddat

خوشیاں جونئی چیزوں کو دیکھنے سے پیدا ہوں

aaftaab kii hiddat

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Meaning ofSee meaning nuqsaan bharnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

nuqsaan bharnaa

नुक़सान भरना•نُقصان بَھرنا

Idiom

English meaning of nuqsaan bharnaa

pay damages, make good a loss

नुक़सान भरना के हिंदी अर्थ

हर्जाना देना, क्षतिपूर्ति (किसी प्रकरण या मामले में), घाटा उठाना, नुक़सान का मुआवज़ा आदा करना

نُقصان بَھرنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

خسارہ پورا کرنا، گھاٹا اُٹھانا، نقصان کی تلافی کرنا

Urdu meaning of nuqsaan bharnaa

Roman
Urdu

Khasaaraa puura karnaa, ghaaTa uThaanaa, nuqsaan kii talaafii karnaa

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hiddat

severity or degree of heat, severity, fury, virulence, poignancy, keenness, acuteness, vehemence

hiddat-e-zehn

intelligence, acumen

hiddat-e-tab'

severity of nature

hiddat-e-nazar

shrewdness, keen observation

hiddat-e-mizaaj

स्वभाव में क्रोध होना, मिज़ाज में गुस्सा होना।

hiddat-e-safraa

पित्त का प्रकोप, सफ़े की तेज़ी।।

had tak

تھوڑا بہت ، کسی قدر ، کچھ نہ کچھ ، (زیادتی کی نفی کے لیے مستعمل ہے ).

hadd-e-taam

(منطق) حدِّ تام وہ معرف ہے جو جنسِ قریب اور فصلِ قریب سے مرکب ہو جیسے انسان کی تعریف حیوان اور ناطق سے .

masarraat-e-hiddat

خوشیاں جونئی چیزوں کو دیکھنے سے پیدا ہوں

aaftaab kii hiddat

دھوپ کی تیزی

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mustafiid

मुस्तफ़ीद

مُسْتَفِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

profiting, gaining, acquiring

[ Unhone notice bhijwaya ki agar kutub-khana band raha aur log mustafid na ho sake to aap ko.... is imarat ka kiraya dena hoga ]

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harjaana

हर्जाना

ہَرجانَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

indemnity, damages, compensation

[ Fariq-e-sani (The Defendant) ko khasara uthana pade to wo naalish (Petition) harjana daaer kar sakta hai ]

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zamaanat

ज़मानत

ضَمانَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

guarantee, security

[ Iski kya zamanat ki chor godam mein naqab nahin lagayenge ]

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ta'aavun

त'आवुन

تَعاوُن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cooperation, mutual aid, assistance

[ Adalat ne police tahwil mein tausi ki aur mujrim ko hidayat ki ki aap police puchh-gachh mein ta.aawun karen ]

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muflis

मुफ़्लिस

مُفْلِس

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

bankrupt, poor

[ Rafta-rafta daulat wa jaidad ne kinara-kashi shuru ki yahan tak ki chand roz mein Anaxagoras bilkul muflis ho gaya ]

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haijaan

हैजान

ہَیْجان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

turbulence

[ Pareshaniyon se bhi aadmi haijan mein mubtala ho jata hai ]

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intiqaam

इंतिक़ाम

اِنْتِقام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

revenge, retaliation

[ Bhagwan Ram ne Rawan ko mar kar Maate Site ka intiqam liya ]

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hijrat

हिजरत

ہِجرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

migration

[ Quamon ke ek maqam se dusre maqam par hijrat ke bahut se waqiyat milte hain ]

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maKHzan

मख़ज़न

مَخْزَن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

granary

[ Urdu zaban na sirf junubi (Southern) Asia ki tahzeeb-o-saqafat ka makhzan balki un ke liye shah-rag (Jugular Vein) ke manind hai ]

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ma'aash

म'आश

مَعاش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

means of living, livelihood, subsistence

[ Najma ke sasurali kumbe mein koi fard aisa na tha jo uske sar par hath rakhta na uska koi zariya-e-ma.aash tha ]

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