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"पिट पिट के" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

पिट पिट के

مصیبتیں بھر کر ، رو پیٹ کر ، بڑی مشکل سے.

घिस पिट के

گُھس پل کے ، زور لگاکر ، زبردستی.

पिट पिटा के

مار کھا کے ، پیٹے جانے کے بعد.

मर पिट के

بڑی محنت سے ، نہایت کوشش سے ، بمشکل تمام ۔

पाँव पीट पीट के मर जाना

۔ (عو) ایڑیاں رگڑ رگڑ کے مرجانا۔ نہایت مصیبت اُٹھاکر مرجانا۔ (فقرہ) سیکڑوں بے والی وارث پردہ نشین قحط میں پاؤں پیٹ پیٹ کر مرگئیں۔

मार-पीट के

मुश्किल से, दिक़्क़त से

मर पीट के

with great difficulty

रो पीट के

with much difficulty

सर पीट के रोना

बहुत बेचैनी में रोते हुए सर पीटना

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में पिट पिट के के अर्थदेखिए

पिट पिट के

piT piT ke•پِٹ پِٹ کے

پِٹ پِٹ کے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

مصیبتیں بھر کر ، رو پیٹ کر ، بڑی مشکل سے.

Urdu meaning of piT piT ke

Roman
Urdu

musiibte.n bhar kar, ro piiT kar, ba.Dii mushkil se

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पिट पिट के

مصیبتیں بھر کر ، رو پیٹ کر ، بڑی مشکل سے.

घिस पिट के

گُھس پل کے ، زور لگاکر ، زبردستی.

पिट पिटा के

مار کھا کے ، پیٹے جانے کے بعد.

मर पिट के

بڑی محنت سے ، نہایت کوشش سے ، بمشکل تمام ۔

पाँव पीट पीट के मर जाना

मार-पीट के

मुश्किल से, दिक़्क़त से

मर पीट के

with great difficulty

रो पीट के

with much difficulty

सर पीट के रोना

बहुत बेचैनी में रोते हुए सर पीटना

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intishaar

इंतिशार

اِنْتِشار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

worry, anxiety

[ Mujhe khud raat-bhar intishar raha ki sahab yaad karte honge ]

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husuul

हुसूल

حُصُول

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acquisition, attainment, getting, advantage

[ Ustad ki farman-bardari (Obedience) se ilm ke husul mein madad milti hai ]

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faryaad

फ़रयाद

فَریاد

Origin : Persian

Noun

supplication, complaint

[ Bale ne Ragho ki taraf dekha aur faryad karne laga ]

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muzaakara

मुज़ाकरा

مُذاکَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

discussion, dialogue, negotiation

[ All India Paimane ke adabi ijtima'aat, conferencen, muzakare aur mushaere munaqid hue ]

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iijaad

ईजाद

اِیْجاد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

innovation, invention؎

[ Computer ki ijad ne samaj mein ek bahut badi tabdili ki hai ]

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asaas

असास

اَساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

base, foundation, ground

[ Aati-jati saans hi zindagi ki asas hai ]

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suurat

सूरत

سوُرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a city of Gujrat

[ Surat kapdon ki tijarat ke liye jana jata hai ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

شَریف

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

of high rank or dignity, honourable, noble

[ Rajput rajaon mein Mewad ka Rana sabse bada aur sharif samjha jata tha ]

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asaasa

असासा

اَثاثَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

goods

[ Chor ghar ka sara asasa chura kar le gaye ]

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siyaasat

सियासत

سِیاسَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

rule, government, governance

[ Siyasat mein qadam jamaye rakhne ke liye aadami ka mauqa-parast hona lazmi hai ]

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