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'aabid

godly, pious, devout

'aabid-kushii

(met.) to turn away the worshiper or the pious from the worship of God

'aabid-fareb

alluring beauty, intriguing beauty, seductive beauty, bewitching beauty

'aabid-hashare

mantis, praying mantis, insects which use their forelegs for catching and gripping prey

'aabida

(fem) devout, worshipper

'aabid-e-shab-zinda-daar

ascetic, pious, recluse, devout, one who worships whole night

'aabidaana

عابد سے منسوب، زاہدانہ

'aabidiyyat

servitude, worship, devotion, piousness, abstinence

Meaning ofSee meaning qaabil-e-ehtiraam in English, Hindi & Urdu

qaabil-e-ehtiraam

क़ाबिल-ए-एहतिराम•قابِلِ اِحْتِرام

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 21221121

English meaning of qaabil-e-ehtiraam

Adjective

Sher Examples

harīm-e-ka.aba-o-dair donoñ haiñ qābil-e-ehtirām lekin

nazā.a-e-bāham ke hoñ na markaz to phir dilī-ehtirām hogā

harim-e-kaba-o-dair donon hain qabil-e-ehtiram lekin

nazaa-e-baham ke hon na markaz to phir dili-ehtiram hoga

Aiman Amritsari

ham nahīñ tere pyaar ke laa.eq

qābil-e-ehtirām ho kar bhī

hum nahin tere pyar ke laeq

qabil-e-ehtiram ho kar bhi

Ajit Singh Badal

qābil-e-ehtirām haiñ vo log

dushmanoñ ko muaaf karte haiñ

qabil-e-ehtiram hain wo log

dushmanon ko muaf karte hain

Husain Khan Danish

क़ाबिल-ए-एहतिराम के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • जिसकी प्रतिष्ठा आवश्यक हो, पूज्य, मान्य, सम्मानित

قابِلِ اِحْتِرام کے اردو معانی

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صفت

  • عزّت کے لائق، حرمت اور توقیر کے قابل

Urdu meaning of qaabil-e-ehtiraam

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  • izzat ke laayaq, hurmat aur tauqiir ke kaabil

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'aabid

godly, pious, devout

'aabid-kushii

(met.) to turn away the worshiper or the pious from the worship of God

'aabid-fareb

alluring beauty, intriguing beauty, seductive beauty, bewitching beauty

'aabid-hashare

mantis, praying mantis, insects which use their forelegs for catching and gripping prey

'aabida

(fem) devout, worshipper

'aabid-e-shab-zinda-daar

ascetic, pious, recluse, devout, one who worships whole night

'aabidaana

عابد سے منسوب، زاہدانہ

'aabidiyyat

servitude, worship, devotion, piousness, abstinence

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tausii'

तौसी'

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تَوْسِیْع

Origin : Arabic
Noun

extension, expansion, prolongation

[ Badh ki aafat se bachne ke liye bandhon ki tausi zaruri hai ]

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dilerii

दिलेरी

.

دِلیری

Origin : Persian
Noun

bravery, boldness, courage, valor, masculinity

[ Rani Lakshmi Bai ne dileri ke sath angrezon ke khilaf jang ladi ]

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KHijaalat

ख़िजालत

.

خِجالَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

shame, sense of shame

[ Sharmindagi aur khijalat se chehre ka rang badal jata hai ]

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alfaaz

अलफ़ाज़

.

اَلْفاظ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

words, articulate sounds, terms

[ Rekhta Dictionary ne Urdu zaban-o-adab ke teen lakh alfaz ka zakhira yakja kiya hai ]

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ummiid-vaar

उम्मीद-वार

.

اُمِّید وار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

applicant, candidate

[ Election mein hissa lene wale har ek ummidwar ko kamyab hone ki ummid hoti hai ]

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amraaz

अमराज़

.

اَمْراض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

diseases, ailments, sicknesses

[ Isbaghol kai jismani amraz ko dur karta hai ]

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jismaanii

जिस्मानी

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جِسْمانی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

of or belonging to body, corporeal

[ Mohan jismani taklif se pareshan hai ]

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nidaa

निदा

.

نِدا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

sound, voice, clamour

[ Nida sun kar yun laga jaise kisi apne ne bahut arse baad awaz di ho ]

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KHalvat

ख़ल्वत

.

خَلْوَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

isolation, loneliness

[ Jab dil bojhal ho, to khalwat hi vo jagah hoti hai jahan dil ko sukoon milta hai ]

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imkaanaat

इम्कानात

.

اِمْکانات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

possibility

[ Zindagi mein kamyabi ke imkanat hamesha rahte hain, bas himmat aur musalsal koshish ki zaroorat hoti hai ]

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