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juzv

part, ingredient, a part of a book consisting of eight leaves, portion

juzvii

relating to a part or portion

juzv-e-tan

Part of Body

juzvan

partially

juzv-e-badan

essential part of body, part of body

juzviyaat

parts

juzv-e-KHaas

important part

juzv-e-aa'zam

greatest part or most effective constituent (esp. of a medicine), essential

juzv-e-laazim

compulsory, indispensable part

juzv-e-iimaa.n

part of belief

juzv-e-laa-yanfak

inseparable or integral part, indispensable part or portion

juzv-e-badan honaa

become a part of some other thing, being immersed or absorbed

juzv-e-laa-yatajazzaa

In-divisible atom, anything too small to be divided

juzvii-o-kullii

part and all, the whole

Gizaa kaa juzv-e-badan honaa

غذا کا بَدن پر اثر ہونا

har chand jaama tang ast juzv-e-badan na gardad

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) کپڑا کتنا ہی تنگ ہو مگر جزوِ بدن نہیں ہوتا ؛ غیروں سے کیسی ہی ملاقات ہو وہ اپنوں کے برابر نہیں ہو جاتے ، غیر جنس ہم جنس کے برابر نہیں ہو سکتا ، اپنے اپنے ہیں اور غیر غیر

Meaning ofSee meaning qist-vaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

qist-vaar

क़िस्त-वार•قِسْط وار

Vazn : 2121

English meaning of qist-vaar

Adverb

in instalments or episodes

Sher Examples

jo bhī karnā hai kar guzar ik baar

tū mujhe qatl qist-vār na kar

jo bhi karna hai kar guzar ek bar

tu mujhe qatl qist-war na kar

Rahbar Tabani Dariyabadi

ḳhushī kā nuur to ik-bārgī milā hai tumheñ

hameñ to ġham ke añdhere bhī qist-vār mile

KHushi ka nur to ik-bargi mila hai tumhein

hamein to gham ke andhere bhi qist-war mile

Anjum Barabankvi

क़िस्त-वार के हिंदी अर्थ

क्रिया-विशेषण

हर क़िस्त पर अलग-अलग, क़िस्तों के रूप में

قِسْط وار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فعل متعلق

بالا قساط، قسط بہ قسط، قسط کے مطابق، مرحلہ وار

Urdu meaning of qist-vaar

Roman
Urdu

baala qasaat, qist bah qist, qist ke mutaabiq, marhala vaar

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juzv

part, ingredient, a part of a book consisting of eight leaves, portion

juzvii

relating to a part or portion

juzv-e-tan

Part of Body

juzvan

partially

juzv-e-badan

essential part of body, part of body

juzviyaat

parts

juzv-e-KHaas

important part

juzv-e-aa'zam

greatest part or most effective constituent (esp. of a medicine), essential

juzv-e-laazim

compulsory, indispensable part

juzv-e-iimaa.n

part of belief

juzv-e-laa-yanfak

inseparable or integral part, indispensable part or portion

juzv-e-badan honaa

become a part of some other thing, being immersed or absorbed

juzv-e-laa-yatajazzaa

In-divisible atom, anything too small to be divided

juzvii-o-kullii

part and all, the whole

Gizaa kaa juzv-e-badan honaa

غذا کا بَدن پر اثر ہونا

har chand jaama tang ast juzv-e-badan na gardad

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shanaasaa.ii

शनासाई

شَناسائی

Origin : Persian

Noun

acquaintance, knowledge

[ Rizwan ki bade logon se shanasayi hai ]

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mushta'il

मुश्त'इल

مُشْتَعِل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

enraged, excited

[ Bachchon ko mushta'il-amez baton se dur rakhna chahie ]

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imkaan

इम्कान

اِمْکان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possibility, probability

[ March-April ke mahine mein chechak hone ka imkan zyada rahta hai ]

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mahkama

महकमा

مَحْکَمَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

department, bureau, section

[ Mhakma mein kuchh baab (Section) hukumat se muta'alliq kamon ko nimtane ka chal raha hai ]

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KHvaahish

ख़्वाहिश

خواہِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

desire, aspiration, wish, will

[ Zaruri nahin ki insan ki har ek khwahish puri ho ]

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baab

बाब

باب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

chapter, division of a book

[ Premchand ke novel 'Gaudan' mein battis /32 baab hain ]

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tandurustii

तंदुरुस्ती

تَنْدُرُسْتی

Origin : Persian

Noun

bodily health, fitness, bodily vigour

[ Tel-malish jism ki tandurusti banaye rakhne mein madadgar hoti hai ]

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vazaarat

वज़ारत

وَزارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ministerial post

[ Muhakma-e-wazarat mein wazir ka maqam sabse baland hota hai ]

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salaamatii

सलामती

سَلامَتَی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

health

[ Maan hamesha apne bachchon ke salaamti ke liye dua karti hai ]

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aashnaa.ii

आशनाई

آشنْائی

Origin : Persian

Noun

acquaintance

[ Tasnif Haidar ki Salim Saleem se pahli hi mulaqat mein aashnayi ho gayi thi ]

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