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sangiin

stony, of stone, made of stone

sa.ngiinii

heinousness, unpleasantness, seriousness

sa.ngiin-dil

hard-hearted, merciless, cruel

sa.ngiin-dilii

hardheartedness, the quality or condition of being hard

sa.ngiin-shabaab

بھرپُور جوانی ، زبردست خُوب صُورتی.

sangiin-jurm

وہ جرم جو سخت سزا کے قابل ہو

sangiin-rafuu

(سِلائی) گتھا ہوا رفو جس میں تانے اور بانے کے تار ایک جان ہو جائیں ، غف رفو.

sa.ngiin-koThrii

رک : کال کوٹھری.

sangiin-KHvaab

گہری نِین٘د.

sangiin-chehra

رعب دار چہرہ، باوقار چہرہ

sangiin-paimak

(زرباقی) وہ پیمک جس کا بانا اور بانا دونوں کلابتوئی ہوں .

sa.ngiin ho jaanaa

بہت زیادہ خراب ہوجانا ؛ بگڑ جانا .

sangiin cha.Dhnaa

سن٘گین چڑھانا (رک) کا لازم ، سن٘گین کا بندوق پر لگنا یا نصب ہونا .

sangiin cha.Dhaanaa

سن٘گین کا بندوق کی نالی کے سِرے پر نصب کرنا ، بندوق اُٹھانا.

sa.ngiiniyyat

رک : سن٘گینی معنی غیر ۱.

jam'-sa.ngiin

an excessive demand, a sever Jam

jurm-e-sa.ngiin

serious or capital crime

mu'aamala-e-sa.ngiin

serious business, grave matter

vaardaat-e-sangiin

a grave sin

jaraa.im-e-sa.ngiin

felonies, serious crimes, major misdeeds

saa'at-e-sa.ngiin

inauspicious moment.

sazaa-e-sa.ngii.n

दे. ‘सज़ाए सख्त'।

mu'aamala sa.ngiin honaa

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Meaning ofSee meaning paa.i.nchaa bhaarii karnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

paa.i.nchaa bhaarii karnaa

पाइँचा भारी करना•پائِنچا بھاری کَرْنا

Idiom

Tags: Sentence Colloquial

पाइँचा भारी करना के हिंदी अर्थ

आना जाना छोड़ देना, किसी कार्य को त्यागने का अहद करना, एक जगह जम कर बैठना, बाहर न निकलना, यातायात का त्याग, घर में बैठना, बाहर न निकलने की क़सम खा लेना

پائِنچا بھاری کَرْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

آنا جانا چھوڑ دینا، کسی فعل کو تر ک کرنے کا عہد کرنا، ایک جگہ جم کر بیٹھنا، باہر نہ نکلنا، آمد و رفت ترک کرنا، خانہ نشین ہونا، نہ نکلنے کی قسم کھا لینا

Urdu meaning of paa.i.nchaa bhaarii karnaa

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Urdu

aanaa jaana chho.D denaa, kisii pheal ko tark karne ka ahd karnaa, ek jagah jam kar baiThnaa, baahar na nikalnaa, aamad-o-rafat tark karnaa, Khaanaa nashiin honaa, na nikalne kii kha liinaa

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sangiin

stony, of stone, made of stone

sa.ngiinii

heinousness, unpleasantness, seriousness

sa.ngiin-dil

hard-hearted, merciless, cruel

sa.ngiin-dilii

hardheartedness, the quality or condition of being hard

sa.ngiin-shabaab

بھرپُور جوانی ، زبردست خُوب صُورتی.

sangiin-jurm

وہ جرم جو سخت سزا کے قابل ہو

sangiin-rafuu

(سِلائی) گتھا ہوا رفو جس میں تانے اور بانے کے تار ایک جان ہو جائیں ، غف رفو.

sa.ngiin-koThrii

رک : کال کوٹھری.

sangiin-KHvaab

گہری نِین٘د.

sangiin-chehra

رعب دار چہرہ، باوقار چہرہ

sangiin-paimak

(زرباقی) وہ پیمک جس کا بانا اور بانا دونوں کلابتوئی ہوں .

sa.ngiin ho jaanaa

بہت زیادہ خراب ہوجانا ؛ بگڑ جانا .

sangiin cha.Dhnaa

سن٘گین چڑھانا (رک) کا لازم ، سن٘گین کا بندوق پر لگنا یا نصب ہونا .

sangiin cha.Dhaanaa

سن٘گین کا بندوق کی نالی کے سِرے پر نصب کرنا ، بندوق اُٹھانا.

sa.ngiiniyyat

رک : سن٘گینی معنی غیر ۱.

jam'-sa.ngiin

an excessive demand, a sever Jam

jurm-e-sa.ngiin

serious or capital crime

mu'aamala-e-sa.ngiin

serious business, grave matter

vaardaat-e-sangiin

a grave sin

jaraa.im-e-sa.ngiin

felonies, serious crimes, major misdeeds

saa'at-e-sa.ngiin

inauspicious moment.

sazaa-e-sa.ngii.n

दे. ‘सज़ाए सख्त'।

mu'aamala sa.ngiin honaa

سَنگِین ہونا

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maa'shuuq

मा'शूक़

مَعْشُوق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beloved, sweetheart

[ Mashuq ki sahar-afrin (Charmed) surat dekh kar ashiq farefta ho gaya ]

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viiraan

वीरान

وِیْران

Origin : Persian

Adjective

ruined, deserted, waste, deserted, desolate place, lonely

[ Laila ki mohabbat men Qias viran ilaqe mein akele ghuma karta tha ]

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mavaaqe'

मवाक़े'

مَواقِع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

occasions, events, opportunities

[ Kuchh mawaqe par dhoi ke pakwan banaye jate hain ]

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farefta

फ़रेफ़्ता

فَریفْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

attracted to, deluded, seduced, infatuated

[ Krishn ki bansuri sun kar Gokul ke bashinde farefta ho gaye ]

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qibla

क़िबला

قِبْلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

polite form of address to a man

[ Qibla ek baat bataiye Gandhiji ke sath ek bakri bhi to thi ]

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fursat

फ़ुर्सत

فُرْصَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a time, opportunity, occasion

[ Sumaiya ko din-bhar chulha-chauka se fursat nahin milti ]

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bad-havaas

बद-हवास

بَد حَواس

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

stunned, confounded

[ Pagal kutte ke achanak kaat lene se Nik.hat bad-hawas ho gai ]

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KHvaahishaat

ख़्वाहिशात

خواہِشات

Origin : Persian

Noun

desires, wishes

[ Yaum-e-paidaish ke mauqa par aziz-o-aqairb nek khwahishat ka paigham irsal karte hain ]

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mu.addab

मुअद्दब

مؤدَّب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

respectful, reverential

[ Muaddab bachche sab ke dil mein apni jagah bana lete hain ]

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aazurda

आज़ुर्दा

آزُرْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

distressed, depressed, sad

[ Apnon ki bewafayi dil ko aazurda kar deti hai ]

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