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sharaarat

mischief, naughtiness, playfulness, prank

sharaaratii

naughty, mischievous

sharaarat-naak

شرارت سے بھری ، پُر فریب .

sharaarat-pasand

जिसके मिज़ाज़ में शरारत हो, उपद्रव प्रिय, फ़सादी, जो छेड़ने के लिए शरारतें बहुत करता हो।

sharaarat-aamez

mischievous

sharaarat kii nazar

شوخی کی نگاہ

sharaarat suujhnaa

کوئی ایسی بات سوجھنا جس سے جھگڑا پیدا ہو جائے .

sharaarat bharii honaa

برائی ہونا ، خرابی ہونا .

sharaaratan

mischievously, naughtily, wickedly

sharaarat karnaa

شوخی کرنا .

sharaarat paanaa

برائی ملنا ، تکلیف ملنا .

pur-sharaarat

naughty

maa'suumaana-sharaarat

اچھی شرارت جس سے کسی کو تکلیف نہ ہو ۔

mahz-sharaarat

سراسر شرارت

saraapaa-sharaarat

بہت شریر شخص

rag-e-sharaarat pha.Daknaa

be up to some mischief

jo.D-jo.D sharaarat bharii hai

so naughty

rag-o-resha me.n sharaarat bharii honaa

بیحد شریر ہونا ؛ ولی ہونا ، بے حد خُدائی طاقت ہونا .

kuch lete ho, kahaa apnaa kaam kyaa hai, kuch dete ho, kahaa ye shararat bande ko nahii.n aatii

لینے کو تیار، دینے سے انکار

kuch lete ho, kahaa apnaa kaam yahii hai, kuch dete ho, kahaa ye shararat bande ko nahii.n bhaatii

لینے کو تیار، دینے سے انکار

Meaning ofSee meaning paisaa-bhar in English, Hindi & Urdu

paisaa-bhar

पैसा-भर•پَیسا بَھر

Vazn : 222

English meaning of paisaa-bhar

Adverb

  • very minute weight, very little

پَیسا بَھر کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فعل متعلق

  • تقریباََ آدھ تولہ وزن کے برابر، پیسا معنی (مجازاََ) کم وزن، تھوڑا

Urdu meaning of paisaa-bhar

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • taqriibaa aadh taulaa vazan ke baraabar, paisaa maanii (mujaazaa) kam vazan, tho.Daa

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sharaarat

mischief, naughtiness, playfulness, prank

sharaaratii

naughty, mischievous

sharaarat-naak

شرارت سے بھری ، پُر فریب .

sharaarat-pasand

जिसके मिज़ाज़ में शरारत हो, उपद्रव प्रिय, फ़सादी, जो छेड़ने के लिए शरारतें बहुत करता हो।

sharaarat-aamez

mischievous

sharaarat kii nazar

شوخی کی نگاہ

sharaarat suujhnaa

کوئی ایسی بات سوجھنا جس سے جھگڑا پیدا ہو جائے .

sharaarat bharii honaa

برائی ہونا ، خرابی ہونا .

sharaaratan

mischievously, naughtily, wickedly

sharaarat karnaa

شوخی کرنا .

sharaarat paanaa

برائی ملنا ، تکلیف ملنا .

pur-sharaarat

naughty

maa'suumaana-sharaarat

اچھی شرارت جس سے کسی کو تکلیف نہ ہو ۔

mahz-sharaarat

سراسر شرارت

saraapaa-sharaarat

بہت شریر شخص

rag-e-sharaarat pha.Daknaa

be up to some mischief

jo.D-jo.D sharaarat bharii hai

so naughty

rag-o-resha me.n sharaarat bharii honaa

بیحد شریر ہونا ؛ ولی ہونا ، بے حد خُدائی طاقت ہونا .

kuch lete ho, kahaa apnaa kaam kyaa hai, kuch dete ho, kahaa ye shararat bande ko nahii.n aatii

لینے کو تیار، دینے سے انکار

kuch lete ho, kahaa apnaa kaam yahii hai, kuch dete ho, kahaa ye shararat bande ko nahii.n bhaatii

لینے کو تیار، دینے سے انکار

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baa'z

बा'ज़

.

بَعْض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

some, few, several

[ Sardi ke mausam mein thand se bachne ke liye rain-basere se baaz log phir bhi mahroom rah jate hain ]

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Guruur

ग़ुरूर

.

غُرُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

pride, haughtiness, vanity

[ Taaqat ka ghuroor achchhe aur bure ke beech imtiyaz (difference) mita deta hai ]

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Gaar

ग़ार

.

غار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

cave, cavern

[ Insanon ka yun likha hai ki jab tak ye thode the sada haivanon ke dar se bhag kar gharon mein chhupte ]

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taa'ziyat

ता'ज़ियत

.

تَعْزِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

condolence, mourning, lamentation

[ Kya bura dastur hai ki naam to karen taziyat ka jiske maani hain tasalli dena aur tasalli ki jagah marne wale ki khubiyan yaad dilayen ]

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Gurbat

ग़ुर्बत

.

غُرْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

poverty, indigence, destitution

[ Krishn Chand ko aurat, jawani... chandni-raat se hi muhabbat nahin balki ghurbat se bhi ek manfi qism ka ishq hai ]

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taa'ziiraat

ता'ज़ीरात

.

تَعْزِیرات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

punishments

[ Har mulk ke aaeen mein mukhtalif jaraem ke liye alag-alag taaziraat hoti hain ]

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Gaayat

ग़ायत

.

غایَت

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

superlative, excessively, extremely, very

[ Ye ghaayat khasta paranthe hain jo ghee ki zyadati ki wajah se taar-taar ho jate hain ]

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ta'ajjub

त'अज्जुब

.

تَعَجُّب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

surprise, wonder

[ Ibrahim ne apne ustad se kaha ki mujhe bahut taajjub hua jab pata chala ki duniya itni qadim hai ]

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Gadr

ग़द्र

.

غَدْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

mutiny, rebellion, sedition

[ Ghadr aksar hukoomat ka takhta palat deta hai ]

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'attaar

'अत्तार

.

عَطّار

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

perfume seller, perfumer

[ Juma, Eid dusre tehvaron ke mauqon par gali-kuchon mein attar ki amad-o-raft badh jati hai ]

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