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saahir

magician, sorcerer, wizard, conjuror

saahir

waking, awake, sleeping little

saahirii

magic, sorcery, enchantment, necromancy, cunning, deception, political stunt

saahirinii

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

saahir-e-shab

night called as magician, because when he looks at people with a vision suddenly they closes their eyes

saahira

an enchanting or beautiful woman

saahir-e-kalaam

بہت اچھا بولنے یا گفتگو کرنے والا

saahir-e-al-muut

name of a magician

saahir-e-ayyaam

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

saahiraana

magical, sorcerous, charming, spell-bounding

Meaning ofSee meaning pa.Dhaa-likhaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

pa.Dhaa-likhaa

पढ़ा-लिखा•پَڑھا لِکھا

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 1212

English meaning of pa.Dhaa-likhaa

Adjective

Sher Examples

karūñ to kis se karūñ maiñ gilā jahālat kā

ye aarzū thī ki maiñ bhī paḌhā-likhā hotā

karun to kis se karun main gila jahaalat ka

ye aarzu thi ki main bhi paDha-likha hota

Hasan Rizvi

suḳhan-shanās nahīñ zūd-go bhī hai 'jāved'

paḌhā-likhā hī nahīñ aadmī zahīn bhī hai

suKHan-shanas nahin zud-go bhi hai 'jawed'

paDha-likha hi nahin aadmi zahin bhi hai

Khawaja Javed Akhtar

sab se itnā na maiñ judā hotā

kaash thoḌā paḌhā-likhā hotā

sab se itna na main juda hota

kash thoDa paDha-likha hota

Sohil Barelvi

पढ़ा-लिखा के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

پَڑھا لِکھا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

صفت

  • خواندہ، تعلیم یافتہ
  • لائق، قابل، ہوشیار

Urdu meaning of pa.Dhaa-likhaa

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  • Khavaandaa, taaliim-e-yaaftaa
  • laayaq, qaabil, hoshyaar

Synonyms of pa.Dhaa-likhaa

pa.Dhaa gunaa taa'liim-yaafta

Antonyms of pa.Dhaa-likhaa

jaahil anpa.Dh

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saahir

magician, sorcerer, wizard, conjuror

saahir

waking, awake, sleeping little

saahirii

magic, sorcery, enchantment, necromancy, cunning, deception, political stunt

saahirinii

ساحِر (رک) کی تانیث.

saahir-e-shab

night called as magician, because when he looks at people with a vision suddenly they closes their eyes

saahira

an enchanting or beautiful woman

saahir-e-kalaam

بہت اچھا بولنے یا گفتگو کرنے والا

saahir-e-al-muut

name of a magician

saahir-e-ayyaam

ایّام یعنی روز و شب کو ساحِر سے تشبیہہ دی گئی ہے ، مراد : وقت ، زمانہ ، دہر.

saahiraana

magical, sorcerous, charming, spell-bounding

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vaaqi'aat

वाक़ि'आत

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واقِعات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

events, incidents

[ Yadgar waqiat ko bhula pana mushkil hota hai ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

.

اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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gulfaam

गुलफ़ाम

.

گُلْفام

Origin : Persian
Adjective

rose-coloured, rosy

[ Mausam-e-bahaar mein gulaab ki gulfaam kaliyaan har taraf khilti nazar aati hain ]

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asliyat

असलियत

.

اَصْلِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

reality, actuality

[ Sher ki khubi ye hai ki saada ho, josh se bhara hua ho, aur asaliyat par mabni ho ]

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mu'aamalaat

मु'आमलात

.

مُعامَلات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

business, commerce, traffic, domains

[ Zaid ne Aslam se kaha main ghar ke zaroori muaamlat nipta kar tumhare sath chalta hun ]

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faraamosh

फ़रामोश

.

فَراموش

Origin : Persian
Noun

forgetfulness

[ Zindagi Ke bahut sare waqiat qabil-e-faramosh hote hain ]

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maKHduum

मख़्दूम

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مَخْدُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

one who is served, respected person

[ Sanjiv Saraf Sahab ne Urdu zaban ki itni zyada khidmat ki ki khadim se makhdum ban gaye ]

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shaagird

शागिर्द

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شاگِرْد

Origin : Persian
Noun

student, pupil, disciple

[ Shabri ko Matang (a saint) ki shagirda ke taur par jana jata hai ]

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sharaabor

शराबोर

.

شَرابور

Origin : Sanskrit
Adjective

highly impressed

[ Ustad apne shagird ki khidmat se sharabor huye ]

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bazm

बज़्म

.

بَزْم

Origin : Persian
Noun

assembly, party, gathering, feast, banquet

[ Sham hote hi bazm saj jaati aur satven pahar tak aish-o-tarab ka bazar garm rahta ]

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