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raah-aavard

a present brought from a distance, or by one who has been on a journey

rah-aavard

gift or memento from another place, souvenir

rah-aavurda

سوغات، توشہ

Meaning ofSee meaning raah-aavard in English, Hindi & Urdu

raah-aavard

राह-आवर्द•راہ آوَرْد

Origin: Persian

English meaning of raah-aavard

Noun, Feminine

  • a present brought from a distance, or by one who has been on a journey

راہ آوَرْد کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

  • دور سے لایا ہوا، مسافر کا پیش کیا ہوا تحفہ ؛ توشہ.

Urdu meaning of raah-aavard

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • duur se laayaa hu.a, musaafir ka pesh kiya hu.a tohfa ; tosha

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raah-aavard

a present brought from a distance, or by one who has been on a journey

rah-aavard

gift or memento from another place, souvenir

rah-aavurda

سوغات، توشہ

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Garaz

ग़रज़

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غَرَض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

intention, purpose

[ Insan ki tamam koshishon ke pichhe koi na koi gharaz zaroor hoti hai ]

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sad

सद

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صَد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

hundred, cent

[ Ainda dahaiyon mein Hindustan apni aazadi ki sad-saala taqrib mana raha hoga ]

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parcham

परचम

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پَرْچَم

Origin : Persian
Noun

flag, banner, tassel, ensign

[ Naagaah parchan-e-shahi daar-ul-mulk Dehli se Lakhnawti ki janib rawana hua ]

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labrez

लबरेज़

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لَبْریز

Origin : Persian
Adjective

brimful, overflowing

[ Kuaan pani se labrez hai ]

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tifl

तिफ़्ल

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طِفْل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

infant, child

[ Barkhilaf unke Musailma ne dawa kiya tha ki meri tasdiq par har tifl gawahi dega ]

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tamannaa

तमन्ना

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تَمَنّا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

wish, desire, longing

[ Mujahidin-e-aazadi-e-Hindustan sar-faroshi ki tamanna rakhte the ]

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maktuub

मक्तूब

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مَکْتُوب

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

letter, epistle

[ Naye faujdari qwanin ke nafaz ke liye wazarat-e-dakhla ne riyasaton ko maktub likhe ]

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muzaafaat

मुज़ाफ़ात

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مُضافات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

suburbs, countrysides, surroundings

[ Ham Lucknow wa Dehli donon se dur hain magar muzafat-e-Awadh se zaroor hain ]

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muuslaa-dhaar

मूसला-धार

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مُوسْلا دھار

Origin : Sanskrit
Adjective

continuous raining, heavy, or pelting

[ Musla-dhar minh (Rain) barsa ki char ghante kamil parnale (Canal) chala kiye ]

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sa'ii

स'ई

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سَعْی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

attempt, effort

[ Jagirdaron ne barabar apni jagir-dari ko bachaae rakhne ki sayi ki ]

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