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KHaaksaar

humble

KHaaksaarii

humble, modesty, humbleness, humility

KHaak-e-shor

ایک قسم کی کھاری مٹی ، ریہ .

kha.Daa-sur

(موسیقی) اونچی تان ، اُونچا سُر (مدھم یا کومل کی ضد).

KHaak-e-sar-sayyad

dust of Sir Syed-allusion

KHaak ko sar par dharnaa

کس کی اتنی عزت افزائی کرنا (نعوذ باللہ) خدا کے درجہ پر پہنچا دینا .

KHuuk-sahraa.ii

جنگَلی سور کِی ایک نسل جو بہت وحشی اور کٹ کھنی ہوتی ہے ۔

KHaak sar par Daalnaa

ماتم کرنا ، رونا پیٹنا ، رنج و غم کا اظہارکرنا .

KHaak sar par u.Daanaa

ماتم کرنا ، رونا پیٹنا ، رنج و غم کا اظہارکرنا .

KHaak sar par uu.Daanaa

ماتم کرنا ، رونا پیٹنا ، رنج و غم کا اظہارکرنا .

KHaakii-suuraaKH

(ارضیات) ان سوراخوں کی شکل بیلن کے مشابہ ہوتی ہے ان سوراخوں کو بیلن نما سوراخ یا خاکی سوراخ کہا جاتا ہے .

Meaning ofSee meaning raajaa kis ke paahuune, jogii kis ke miit in English, Hindi & Urdu

raajaa kis ke paahuune, jogii kis ke miit

राजा किस के पाहूने, जोगी किस के मीत•راجا کِس کے پاہُونے، جوگی کِس کے مِیت

Proverb

राजा किस के पाहूने, जोगी किस के मीत के हिंदी अर्थ

(राजा और जोगी) दोनों की मुहब्बत और राह-ओ-रस्म का कोई एतबार नहीं

راجا کِس کے پاہُونے، جوگی کِس کے مِیت کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(راجا اور جوگی) دونوں کی محبت اور راہ و رسم کا کوئی اعتبار نہیں

Urdu meaning of raajaa kis ke paahuune, jogii kis ke miit

Roman
Urdu

(raajaa aur jogii) dono.n kii muhabbat aur raah-o-rasm ka ko.ii etbaar nahii.n

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KHaaksaar

humble

KHaaksaarii

humble, modesty, humbleness, humility

KHaak-e-shor

ایک قسم کی کھاری مٹی ، ریہ .

kha.Daa-sur

(موسیقی) اونچی تان ، اُونچا سُر (مدھم یا کومل کی ضد).

KHaak-e-sar-sayyad

dust of Sir Syed-allusion

KHaak ko sar par dharnaa

کس کی اتنی عزت افزائی کرنا (نعوذ باللہ) خدا کے درجہ پر پہنچا دینا .

KHuuk-sahraa.ii

جنگَلی سور کِی ایک نسل جو بہت وحشی اور کٹ کھنی ہوتی ہے ۔

KHaak sar par Daalnaa

ماتم کرنا ، رونا پیٹنا ، رنج و غم کا اظہارکرنا .

KHaak sar par u.Daanaa

ماتم کرنا ، رونا پیٹنا ، رنج و غم کا اظہارکرنا .

KHaak sar par uu.Daanaa

ماتم کرنا ، رونا پیٹنا ، رنج و غم کا اظہارکرنا .

KHaakii-suuraaKH

(ارضیات) ان سوراخوں کی شکل بیلن کے مشابہ ہوتی ہے ان سوراخوں کو بیلن نما سوراخ یا خاکی سوراخ کہا جاتا ہے .

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tausii'

तौसी'

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

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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