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'ishva-gar

one who indulges coquetry, dalliance, one who ogles, a coquette

'ishva-sanj

‘इश्व:गर।

'ishva-taaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaar

beloved

'ishva-garii

ogling, coquetry.

'ishva-sanjii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-saaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaarii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-taazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-saazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-aa.iin

ناز و ادا کرنے والا

'ishva-taraaz

coquettish

'ishva-taraazii

coquetry making, mischief making

'ishva-pardaaz

فریبی ؛ (کنایۃً) معشوق

'ishva-pardaazii

ناز و انداز کرنا ، محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا ؛ (مجازاً) دل رُبائی.

'iashva-e-turkaana

معشوقانہ ناز و انداز ، محبوبانہ ادا.

'ishva chhaanaa

ناز و نخرے کا غالب آنا

'ishva-baazii

شعبدہ گری ، تماشاگری.

'ishva-faroshii

ناز و ادا بیچنا ؛ (مجازاً) ناز و انداز یا محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا.

'ishva-kaam

رک : عشوہ پرداز.

but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

'ishva-e-saamaa.n

coquettish, (met.) the beloved

aa.iina-e-'ishva-garii

mirror of coquetry

Meaning ofSee meaning peT-bharaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

peT-bharaa

पेट-भरा•پیٹ بھرا

Origin: Hindi

Vazn : 2112

Phrase

Root word: peT

Tags: Figurative

English meaning of peT-bharaa

egoist, arrogant or boastful
rich, wealthy, prosperous, someone well off hence inclined to refined things
one who is ostentatious, vulgar, careless, free minded
full stomach, satisfied with food

पेट-भरा के हिंदी अर्थ

अहंकारी, घमंडी
समृद्ध, धनि, दौलतमंद, मालदार, वो जिसे किसी चीज़ की इच्छा या आवश्यकता न हो,
बेपर्वा, बेफ़िक्रा, आज़ाद,
शिकम-सैर, भर पेट, अघाया

پیٹ بھرا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

۰۱ شکم سیر ، اگھایا.
۰۲ وہ جسے کسی چیز کی احتیاج خواہش اور ضرورت نہ ہو ، بے پروا ، بے فکرا ، آزاد ؛ مستغنی ، آسودہ حال ، فارغ البال ، دولت مند.
۰۴ مغرور.

Urdu meaning of peT-bharaa

Roman
Urdu

۰۱ shikam sair, aghaayaa
۰۲ vo jise kisii chiiz kii ehtiyaaj Khaahish aur zaruurat na ho, beparva, befikraa, aazaad ; mustaGnii, aasuudaa haal, faarigulbaal, daulatmand
۰۴ maGruur

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'ishva-gar

one who indulges coquetry, dalliance, one who ogles, a coquette

'ishva-sanj

‘इश्व:गर।

'ishva-taaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaar

beloved

'ishva-garii

ogling, coquetry.

'ishva-sanjii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-saaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaarii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-taazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-saazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-aa.iin

ناز و ادا کرنے والا

'ishva-taraaz

coquettish

'ishva-taraazii

coquetry making, mischief making

'ishva-pardaaz

فریبی ؛ (کنایۃً) معشوق

'ishva-pardaazii

ناز و انداز کرنا ، محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا ؛ (مجازاً) دل رُبائی.

'iashva-e-turkaana

معشوقانہ ناز و انداز ، محبوبانہ ادا.

'ishva chhaanaa

ناز و نخرے کا غالب آنا

'ishva-baazii

شعبدہ گری ، تماشاگری.

'ishva-faroshii

ناز و ادا بیچنا ؛ (مجازاً) ناز و انداز یا محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا.

'ishva-kaam

رک : عشوہ پرداز.

but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

'ishva-e-saamaa.n

coquettish, (met.) the beloved

aa.iina-e-'ishva-garii

mirror of coquetry

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fariyaadii

फ़रियादी

فَرْیادی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

complainant, petitioner

[ Fariyaadi Ram Dulare ne apni shikayatein vaapas le li ]

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tajriba

तज्रिबा

تَجْرِبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

test, trial, proof

[ Gangotri aur Ganga Sagar ke paani ka tajriba kiya ja raha hai ]

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nargis

नर्गिस

نَرْگِسْ

Origin : Persian

Noun

narcissus (to which the poets frequently compare the eyes of beautiful women)

[ Nrgis, Juhi, Yasmin, Genda sabhi apni-apni khushbu ke sath zinda the ]

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guldasta

गुलदस्ता

گُلْدَسْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bunch of flowers, bouquet

[ Sadr-e-mushaera ne maujud sabhi sho'ara ko guldasta pesh kar unki izzat-afzaai ki ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supplication, request

[ Za'ifa ki iltija par police ne chor ko pakad kar chori ka maal baraamad kiya ]

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shurakaa

शुरका

شُرَکا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

participants

[ Jashn-e-Rekhta mein shamil wale shoraka ki badi tadad Urdu muhabbat ka ek subut hai ]

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

merger

[ Congress party mein bahut si party ka inzimam hua hai ]

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gulchii.n

गुलचीं

گُلچِیں

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

a flower gatherer, a gardener, a florist, flower-picker

[ Baagh mein phulon ki rangini dekh kar bachche machal rahe the gulchin ne badi shafqat se sab ko ek-ek phul diye ]

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KHuraak

ख़ुराक

خُوْراک

Origin : Persian

Noun

meal, diet

[ Naukron par hukm kiya ek aadami ki khurak khana aur ek jaam pani diya karo ]

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iqtidaar

इक़्तिदार

اِقْتِدار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

influence, control

[ Iqtidar-e-aala (High Command) ki bag-dor ek aadami ke hath mein nahi honi chahiye ]

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