Search results

Saved words

Showing results for "pur-fan"

bhurbhuraa

friable, crumbly, dry and powdery

bhurbhuraa honaa

to thirst (for), long (for), hanker (after), eagerly desire

bhurbhuraahaT

crisp, friable, brittle

bhurbhuraa patthar

روابیا، ریتلا پتھر، ایسا پتھر جس کے ذرّات کچّے ہوتے ہیں اور بناوٹ میں نقص رہنے کی وجہ سے باہم اچھی طرح پیوست نہیں ہوتے اس لیے یہ بہت جلد گرجاتا ہے

bhurbhuraanaa

sprinkle sugar, salt or pepper on anything

bhurbhuraaT

(رک) بُھربُھراہٹ .

bharbharaahaT

ورم، سرخی، تمتماہٹ

bharbharaa ke

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaa kar

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaanaa

(आँखों में) जल भर आना। २. (हृदय का) आवेगपूर्ण या विह्वल होना। ४. विफल होना। घबराना। ५. (ज्वर आदि में शरीर में) हलकी सूजन या दानों का उभार होना।

bharbharaaT

رک : بھربھراہٹ .

Meaning ofSee meaning pur-fan in English, Hindi & Urdu

pur-fan

पुर-फ़न•پُر فَن

Vazn : 22

English meaning of pur-fan

Persian, Arabic - Adjective

skilful
clever, smart, cunning

Sher Examples

vo jo the shahr-e-tahayyur tire pur-fan me.amār

vahī pur-fan tujhe Dhāne ke liye nikle haiñ

wo jo the shahr-e-tahayyur tere pur-fan meamar

wahi pur-fan tujhe Dhane ke liye nikle hain

Jaun Eliya

yuuñ to bahut haiñ aur bhī ḳhūbān-e-dil-fareb

par jaise pur-fan aap haiñ kam aise shaḳhs haiñ

yun to bahut hain aur bhi KHuban-e-dil-fareb

par jaise pur-fan aap hain kam aise shaKHs hain

Bahadur Shah Zafar

pur-ġhurūr o pur-takabbur pur-jafā o pur-sitam

pur-fareb o pur-daġhā pur-makr o pur-fan aap haiñ

pur-ghurur o pur-takabbur pur-jafa o pur-sitam

pur-fareb o pur-dagha pur-makr o pur-fan aap hain

Bahadur Shah Zafar

पुर-फ़न के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - विशेषण

किसी हुनर का माहिर
धूर्त, वंचक, छली, मक्कार

پُر فَن کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، عربی - صفت

کسی ہنر کا ماہر
چالاک، مکّار، عیّار

Urdu meaning of pur-fan

Roman
Urdu

kisii hunar ka maahir
chaalaak, makkaar, ayyaar

Synonyms of pur-fan

chaalaak chutar chust hoshiyaar tarraar

Rhyming words of pur-fan

'urfan

Related searched words

bhurbhuraa

friable, crumbly, dry and powdery

bhurbhuraa honaa

to thirst (for), long (for), hanker (after), eagerly desire

bhurbhuraahaT

crisp, friable, brittle

bhurbhuraa patthar

bhurbhuraanaa

sprinkle sugar, salt or pepper on anything

bhurbhuraaT

(رک) بُھربُھراہٹ .

bharbharaahaT

ورم، سرخی، تمتماہٹ

bharbharaa ke

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaa kar

رک : بھڑبھڑا کر .

bharbharaanaa

bharbharaaT

رک : بھربھراہٹ .

Showing search results for: English meaning of purfan, English meaning of purphan

Citation Index: See the sources referred to in building Rekhta Dictionary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

sharm

शर्म

شَرْم

Origin : Persian

Noun

honour, esteem, reputation

[ Naukar jo ye jane ki mujhe khawind (Husband) pahachanta hai to use kam mein sharm aati hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

maGruur

मग़रूर

مَغْرُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

vain, arrogant

[ Maghrur shakhs muashare ke liye lanat hote hain ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

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 ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

laa'nat

ला'नत

لَعْنَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

disgrace

[ Gurbat khwah jism ki ho khwah jaan ki ek laanat hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

society

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

reshmii

रेशमी

ریشمی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

bright and soften like silk, like: silky hair

[ Bhagalpuri reshmi sadiyan bahut mash.hur hain ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

KHaavind

ख़ाविंद

خاوِنْد

Origin : Persian

Noun

husband

[ Nauzaida (Newborn) ko kajal lgane ka neg khawind ki bahan anjam deti hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

diivaana

दीवाना

دِیوانَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

(Metaphorically) mad, insane, frenzied

[ Majnun laila ke ishq mein divana ho gaya tha ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

zulf

ज़ुल्फ़

زُلْف

Origin : Persian

Noun

ringlet, lock, tress

[ Shaer ne lambe balon wali aurat ke zulfon ko ghanghor ghata ke manind thahraya ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

afsaana

अफ़्साना

اَفْسانَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

short story, fiction, tale, romance

[ Adab (Literature) mein afsana ko ek khas ahmiyat hasil hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

"10 words down, endless possibilities ahead! 🚀📖"

Tune in tomorrow for the next 'Word of the Day' and elevate your language game!

"Unlock a world of Urdu words at your fingertips!"

Download App

Critique us (pur-fan)

Name

Comment

I have read and I agree to Rekhta Privacy Policy

Submit

pur-fan

Upload Image Learn More

Name

Display Name

Attach Image

Select image

(format .png, .jpg, .jpeg & max size 4MB and upto 4 images)

I authorize Rekhta to make use of my image/s and I hold responsibility for the copyright of the same.

Cancel Upload Image

Latest Blogs

4 min

From the art of the archer to the allure of the beloved—Andaaz

If you're a fan of Urdu poetry, there's no way you've missed the word andaaz (انداز). It signifies more than just style—it's a world of coquetry, grace, and allure. In the rich tradition of Urdu ghazals, andaaz embodies the delicate gestures of the m ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 27 March 2025

4 min

The Power of E'raab: Shaping Urdu Words

E'raab is an Arabic word that means "diacritical marks," "vowel marks," or "diacritics" in script. It is also called “Harakaat,” meaning movements. In Hindi, e'raab is called maatraaen (मात्राएँ) ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 27 February 2025

3 min

The Linguistic Journey of Urdu Words: From Vilaayat to Sufism

The linguistic phenomenon of how words evolve and travel through different meanings is truly fascinating. In this discussion, we are going to explore a few Urdu words and their journey through time and languages to understand how their meanings shift ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 27 January 2025

See All

Subscribe to receive news & updates

I have read and I agree to Rekhta Privacy Policy

Speak Now

Delete 44 saved words?

Do you really want to delete these records? This process cannot be undone

Cancel Delete

Want to show word meaning

Do you really want to Show these meaning? This process cannot be undone

Cancel Done