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paa.iza

a rope which is fastened with peg during encampment

paa.iizii

موسم خزاں ہونے کی حالت ۔

paa.iiza

پائیچہ، پائین٘چہ

paa-e-zeh

وہ پھندا جو باز کے پنجے میں باندھے جائے، چھلّا

pozii

ornamental part of the accoutrement of a horse, noseband

poza

the part round the muzzle particularly of a horse

piazza

چھتا

paa.ejaama

pyjama, trousers, pajama, pyjamas, a pair of lightweight trousers worn in various eastern countries

paa-e-jaama

رک : پاجامہ.

paa.izeb

رک : پازیب (پا (۱) کا تحتی) ۔

paa-e-zeb

an ornament worn on the feet or ankles, ankle bells, anklet

paa-e-zanjiir

chained by the legs, encumbered with family

KHush-pozii

بوسہ

puf-o-pozii

boasting, bragging

ta'aam-pazii

کھانا پکانے کا کام ، کھانا پکانا.

KHisht-puzii

اینْٹیں پکانے کا فن ، پزاوا لگانا ، اینٹیں پختہ کرنے کا عمل .

naan-pazii

baking, trade of a baker

chuunaa-pazii

طوائف، رقاصہ

Meaning ofSee meaning paa.iza in English, Hindi & Urdu

paa.iza

पाइज़ा•پائِزَہ

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English meaning of paa.iza

Noun, Masculine

  • a rope which is fastened with peg during encampment
  • the bolt of a door

پائِزَہ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • لوہے کا حلقہ، جو کواڑوں میں لگاتے ہیں، قلابہ، قبضہ
  • وہ رسی، جو خیموں اور سرا پردوں میں میخ سے بان٘دھتے ہیں
  • وہ چیز (حلقہ یا قلابہ) جس میں لگام اٹکاتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of paa.iza

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • lohe ka halqaa, jo kivaa.Do.n me.n lagaate hain, qullaabaa, qabzaa
  • vo rassii, jo Khemo.n aur siraa pardo.n me.n meKh se baandhte hai.n
  • vo chiiz (halqaa ya qullaabaa) jis me.n lagaam aTkaate hai.n

Rhyming words of paa.iza

212
haa.iza jaa.iza
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paa.iza

a rope which is fastened with peg during encampment

paa.iizii

موسم خزاں ہونے کی حالت ۔

paa.iiza

پائیچہ، پائین٘چہ

paa-e-zeh

وہ پھندا جو باز کے پنجے میں باندھے جائے، چھلّا

pozii

ornamental part of the accoutrement of a horse, noseband

poza

the part round the muzzle particularly of a horse

piazza

چھتا

paa.ejaama

pyjama, trousers, pajama, pyjamas, a pair of lightweight trousers worn in various eastern countries

paa-e-jaama

رک : پاجامہ.

paa.izeb

رک : پازیب (پا (۱) کا تحتی) ۔

paa-e-zeb

an ornament worn on the feet or ankles, ankle bells, anklet

paa-e-zanjiir

chained by the legs, encumbered with family

KHush-pozii

بوسہ

puf-o-pozii

boasting, bragging

ta'aam-pazii

کھانا پکانے کا کام ، کھانا پکانا.

KHisht-puzii

اینْٹیں پکانے کا فن ، پزاوا لگانا ، اینٹیں پختہ کرنے کا عمل .

naan-pazii

baking, trade of a baker

chuunaa-pazii

طوائف، رقاصہ

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ta'iinaat

त'ईनात

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تَعِینَات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

appointed, posted

[ Rubi ko Aziz ki timardari ke liye ba-haisiat nurse ta'inat kar diya gaya ]

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tulabaa

तुलबा

.

طُلَبا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

seekers after knowledge,' students

[ Ustad ne tulaba ko maidan mein daudaya ]

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hasad

हसद

.

حَسَد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

envy, malice

[ Hasad buri chiz hai kisi ki taraqqi dekh kar hasad nahin karana chahiye ]

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'amala

'अमला

.

عَمَلہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

official, subordinate officer, clerk

[ Damkal ke amala ne aatish-zadgi ke muamlon mein badi mustaidi se kaam kiya hai ]

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maahii-giir

माही-गीर

.

ماہی گِیر

Origin : Persian
Noun

fisherman

[ Mahigir ki jaal mein ek rehu bhi phans gaya ]

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aasraa

आसरा

.

آسْرا

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

reliance, confidence, dependence

[ Us zayeef aadami ki zindagi mein kuchh ummid nahin rahi thi koyi asra nahin tha phir wo be-zaar kyun nahin hota ]

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fat.h

फ़त्ह

.

فَتْح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

victory, success, conquest

[ Rajkot mein Hindustan aur Sri-Lanka ke darmiyan khele gaye ek-roza match mein Hindustan ko fatah hui ]

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takabbur

तकब्बुर

.

تَکَبُّر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

pride, haughtiness, arrogance

[ Takabbur insan ko le dubta hai ]

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kaarkun

कारकुन

.

کارْکُن

Origin : Persian
Noun

volunteer, representative

[ Majlis ke karkunon ki hama-hami roz-ba-roz badhti ja rahi hai ]

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'aarii

'आरी

.

عاری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

empty, deprived

[ Koyi aql se aari bhale hi ho pet se khali nahin hota ]

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