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pakkii-raso.ii

تلی ہوئی غذا (جسے چوکے کی ضرورت نہیں اور ہر جگہ بیٹھ کر کھائی جا سکتی ہی)

Meaning ofSee meaning pakkii-raso.ii in English, Hindi & Urdu

pakkii-raso.ii

पक्की-रसोई•پَکّی رَسوئی

Origin: Hindi

Vazn : 22122

पक्की-रसोई के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

  • तला हुआ खाद्य पदार्थ (जिसे चौके की आवश्यकता नहीं और हर जगह बैठ कर खाई जा सकती है)

پَکّی رَسوئی کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

  • تلی ہوئی غذا (جسے چوکے کی ضرورت نہیں اور ہر جگہ بیٹھ کر کھائی جا سکتی ہی)

Urdu meaning of pakkii-raso.ii

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  • talii hu.ii Gizaa (jise chauke kii zaruurat nahii.n aur har jagah baiTh kar khaa.ii ja saktii hii

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تلی ہوئی غذا (جسے چوکے کی ضرورت نہیں اور ہر جگہ بیٹھ کر کھائی جا سکتی ہی)

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KHaufzada

ख़ौफ़ज़दा

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خَوف زَدَہ

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

afraid, frightened, terrified

[ Gaon mein aadam khor sher ke aane ki khabar sun kar sabhi log khaufzada ho gaye ]

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

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تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

violence, oppression

[ Tashaddud se koi masla hal nahin hota lekin har taraf tashaddud ka hi raaj hai ]

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habiib

हबीब

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حَبِیب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

friend

[ Mushkil waqt mein aziz aur habib hi kaam aate hain ]

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vaqf

वक़्फ़

.

وَقف

Origin : Arabic
Noun

bequeathing for pious purposes

[ Do sau Rupiya roz un donon ko taqsim kar deta aur baqi rah-e-khuda mein waqf-e-masakin wa muhtajin karta tha ]

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kasaad-baazaarii

कसाद-बाज़ारी

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کَساد بازاری

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

recession

[ Qadim kamalat ba-sabab-e-kasaad-bazari ke safha-e-rozgar se mit.te chale jate hain ]

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Gizaa

ग़िज़ा

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غِذا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

food, diet

[ Arab mein pilu ka darakht unton ki aam ghiza thi ]

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ma'iishat

म'ईशत

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مَعِیشَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

economy, economic condition

[ 'Ghalib' ki ma'ishat ka inhisar (Dependence) unki maurusi (Ancestral) pension par tha ]

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ziyaa

ज़िया

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ضِیا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

light, shine, blaze, illumination

[ Chand ki chandi sitaron ki ziya ko mand kar deti hai ]

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kasrat

कसरत

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کَثْرَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

abundance, plurality, plethora

[ Sattar ka adad (Number) muhavare ki ru se kasrat par dalalat (logic/indication) karta hai ]

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muzaahara

मुज़ाहरा

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مُظاہَرَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

protest, demonstration

[ Junub-Afirqi safed-famon (African White) ne sarkar ke khilaf muzahara kiya ]

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