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jaza'

impatience, worry

jaza'-o-faza'

crying, bewailing, mourning

jazaa

reward, blessing, compensation, good return, requital

vaa'da-jazaa

اچھی بات کا وعدہ ، اچھے اور نیک کام کا صلہ (جو روزِ محشر ملے گا) ۔

roz-e-jazaa

doomsday, the day of resurrection, judgement day

sub.h-e-jazaa

morning of doomsday

harf-e-jazaa

(grammar) word introducing a consequent, e.g. therefore

daar-e-jazaa

بدلہ ملنے کی جگہ، (مجازاً) آخرت، عقبیٰ، روزِ حشر

diivaan-e-jazaa

accounting department, Metaphorically: the court of hereafter

bai'aana-e-jazaa

an earnest reward

yaum-e-jazaa

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

jazaa-e-KHair

good reward

saraa-e-jazaa

بدلے کی جگہ، اگلا جہان

miir-e-diivaan-e-jazaa

the God

shaafe'-e-roz-e-jazaa

intercessor on the Day of Judgement

hal jazaa-ul-ehsaane illal-ehsaan

(قرآنی آیت بطور کہاوت مستعمل) احسان کا بدلہ کیا ہے سوائے احسان کے، احسان کا بدلہ احسان ہی ہے، نیکی کا بدلہ نیکی کے سوا کچھ نہیں ہے۔ یعنی اگر تمہارے ساتھ کوئی نیکی کرے تو تم کو بھی اُس کے ساتھ نیکی کرنا چاہیے

Meaning ofSee meaning quvvat-e-naatiqa in English, Hindi & Urdu

quvvat-e-naatiqa

क़ुव्वत-ए-नातिक़ा•قُوَّتِ ناطِقَہ

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 212212

English meaning of quvvat-e-naatiqa

Noun, Feminine

sense of speech, the faculty of language

क़ुव्वत-ए-नातिक़ा के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

वाणी, वाचन-शक्ति, वाक्य-शक्ति, बात करने की शक्ति

قُوَّتِ ناطِقَہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

بات کرنے کی قوت، باہمی کلام کرنے کی قوت، بات کرنے اور مافی الضمیر کو الفاظ کے ذریعے دوسروں تک پہنچانے کی قدرت

Urdu meaning of quvvat-e-naatiqa

Roman
Urdu

baat karne kii quvvat, baahamii kalaam karne kii quvvat, baat karne aur maaphii alazmiir ko alfaaz ke zariiye duusro.n tak pahunchaane kii qudrat

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jaza'

impatience, worry

jaza'-o-faza'

crying, bewailing, mourning

jazaa

reward, blessing, compensation, good return, requital

vaa'da-jazaa

اچھی بات کا وعدہ ، اچھے اور نیک کام کا صلہ (جو روزِ محشر ملے گا) ۔

roz-e-jazaa

doomsday, the day of resurrection, judgement day

sub.h-e-jazaa

morning of doomsday

harf-e-jazaa

(grammar) word introducing a consequent, e.g. therefore

daar-e-jazaa

بدلہ ملنے کی جگہ، (مجازاً) آخرت، عقبیٰ، روزِ حشر

diivaan-e-jazaa

accounting department, Metaphorically: the court of hereafter

bai'aana-e-jazaa

an earnest reward

yaum-e-jazaa

the day of reckoning, the doomsday

jazaa-e-KHair

good reward

saraa-e-jazaa

بدلے کی جگہ، اگلا جہان

miir-e-diivaan-e-jazaa

the God

shaafe'-e-roz-e-jazaa

intercessor on the Day of Judgement

hal jazaa-ul-ehsaane illal-ehsaan

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laziiz

लज़ीज़

لَذِیذ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

delicious, tasty, savoury

[ Rukhsat ke waqt mezban unhen laziz khanon ka packet pesh karta hai ki agle roz itminan se nosh farmayen ]

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baa'is

बा'इस

باعِث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cause, reason, motive

[ Panchayat ka faisla na manne ke baais ganv walon ne Zaid ka huqqa-pani band kar diya ]

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falak

फ़लक

فَلَک

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sky, sphere

[ Zamin par baithe-baithe falak aur ajram-e-falaki (heavenly bodies) se naata-rishta unhone joda ]

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'aazim

'आज़िम

عازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

determined, bound (for a place)

[ Jang khatm hone par ye Chatagang mein hathiyar dalne ke bajaye aazim-e-Barma huye ]

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shah-maat

शह-मात

شَہ مات

Origin : Persian

Noun

checkmate

[ Badshah jo shatranj mein rukh mang raha tha Padmawat ka rukhsar dekhte hi shah-maat ho gayaa ]

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vaaris

वारिस

وارِث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

successor, inheritor

[ Iran ki Badshahat muddaton waris ko tarasti rahi lekin jab waris hua to takht na raha ]

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tifl

तिफ़्ल

طِفْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

infant, child

[ Musailma ne dawa kiya tha ki meri tasdiq (attestation) par har tifl gawahi dega ]

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KHalaa-baaz

ख़ला-बाज़

خَلا باز

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

astronaut, space traveler

[ Pahli parwaz ke baad ab muta.addid (many) khalaabaz khala (space) mein parwaz karenge ]

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habiib

हबीब

حَبِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

friend

[ Mushkil waqt mein aziz aur habib hi kaam aate hain ]

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rahnumaa

रहनुमा

رَہْنُما

Origin : Persian

Adjective

guide, leader

[ Sabhi rahnumaon ki ye koshish hoti hai ki wo siyasi daud mein pichhde nahin ]

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