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aanand

delight, happiness, pleasure, enjoyment,

aanandaa

گوتم بدھ کا چچا زاد بھائی

aanandnaa

خوشی، آنند

aanandii

blessed, happy

aanandagii

عیش و عشرت، مزہ، آرام

aananditaa

happiness

aanand girii

شنکراچاریہ کا ایک پیروکار، اس نے ایک کتاب لکھی ہے

aanand-kund

خوشی کا مخزن، موجب خوشی، کرشن جی کا ایک لقب

aanand honaa

خوشی ہونا، خوشی حاصل کرنا

aanand karnaa

مزے اڑانا، لطف اٹھانا، عیش کرنا

aanand lahrii

خوشی کی لہر

aanand-ma.ngal

revelry, celebration, feast, festival, festivities, jubilee

aanand-badhaavaa

congratulation (on any happy event)

aanand ke taar bajnaa

آنند کے تار بجانا (رک) کا لازم

aanand ke taar bajaanaa

enjoy comforts, rejoice

param-aana.nd

real happiness, supreme comfort

chitt-aanand

title of the Deity as the seat of blessedness

tum raaj me.n KHush , ham baaj me.n aanand

ہر شخص اپنے حال میں خوش ہے . تم اپنی جگہ خوش ہم اپنی جگہ سست ہیں (بے نیازی کے اظہار کے موقع پر بولتے ہیں)

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, aanand rahe din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, rahe aanand vo din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

priitam priitam sab kahe.n priitam jaane na koy, ek baar jo priitam mile sadaa aanand phir hoy

ہر ایک محبت کرتا ہے مگر محبت کی سمجھ کسی کو نہیں

Meaning ofSee meaning ranj-e-ulfat in English, Hindi & Urdu

ranj-e-ulfat

रंज-ए-उल्फ़त•رَنجِ اُلْفَت

Origin: Persian

English meaning of ranj-e-ulfat

Noun, Feminine

sorrow, anguish in love

Sher Examples

ranj-e-ulfat ke sivā ai dil-e-nādān batā

thā koī ranj jise yaad bhī ham karte haiñ

ranj-e-ulfat ke siwa ai dil-e-nadan bata

tha koi ranj jise yaad bhi hum karte hain

Mahtab Haider Naqvi

रंज-ए-उल्फ़त के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

प्रेम-वेदना, प्रणय-पीड़ा

رَنجِ اُلْفَت کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

محبت کا غم، محبت میں اذیت، روح کی تکلیف

Urdu meaning of ranj-e-ulfat

Roman
Urdu

muhabbat ka Gam, muhabbat me.n aziiyat, ruuh kii takliif

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aanand

delight, happiness, pleasure, enjoyment,

aanandaa

گوتم بدھ کا چچا زاد بھائی

aanandnaa

خوشی، آنند

aanandii

blessed, happy

aanandagii

عیش و عشرت، مزہ، آرام

aananditaa

happiness

aanand girii

شنکراچاریہ کا ایک پیروکار، اس نے ایک کتاب لکھی ہے

aanand-kund

خوشی کا مخزن، موجب خوشی، کرشن جی کا ایک لقب

aanand honaa

خوشی ہونا، خوشی حاصل کرنا

aanand karnaa

مزے اڑانا، لطف اٹھانا، عیش کرنا

aanand lahrii

خوشی کی لہر

aanand-ma.ngal

revelry, celebration, feast, festival, festivities, jubilee

aanand-badhaavaa

congratulation (on any happy event)

aanand ke taar bajnaa

آنند کے تار بجانا (رک) کا لازم

aanand ke taar bajaanaa

enjoy comforts, rejoice

param-aana.nd

real happiness, supreme comfort

chitt-aanand

title of the Deity as the seat of blessedness

tum raaj me.n KHush , ham baaj me.n aanand

ہر شخص اپنے حال میں خوش ہے . تم اپنی جگہ خوش ہم اپنی جگہ سست ہیں (بے نیازی کے اظہار کے موقع پر بولتے ہیں)

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, aanand rahe din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, rahe aanand vo din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

priitam priitam sab kahe.n priitam jaane na koy, ek baar jo priitam mile sadaa aanand phir hoy

ہر ایک محبت کرتا ہے مگر محبت کی سمجھ کسی کو نہیں

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hashshaash

हश्शाश

ہَشّاش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

cheerful, happy

[ Ye waqt bhi ajib hota hai koi hashash koi ghamgin ]

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zaa.iriin

ज़ाइरीन

زائرین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pilgrims, visitors, travelers

[ Agle mahine haj zaaerin kaa pahla qafila niklega ]

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ittilaa'

इत्तिला'

اِطَّلاع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

information, knowledge, intimation

[ Chori ke mutalliq police ko ghalat ittila mili ]

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'inaayat

'इनायत

عِنایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

kindness, courtesy

[ kisi ki inayat be-sabab nahin hotin ]

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samaa'at

समा'अत

سَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the act of listening, the sense or power of hearing

[ Bahut hi zor ki awaz se parda-e-sama'at phat bhi sakta hai ]

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taftiish

तफ़तीश

تَفْتِیش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

examination, investigation

[ Ek aala afsar ne apne shoba mein kuchh manmani taqarruri kar di, uski taftish honi chahiye ]

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taasiir

तासीर

تاثِیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

effect

[ Zyada-tar phalon ki tasir thandi hoti hai ]

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KHushgavaar

ख़ुशगवार

خوش گَوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

friendly, reconcilement

[ Zaman-e-sabiq mein Sikhon aur Musalmanon ke ta'alluq khushgawar the ]

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'uryaa.n

'उर्यां

عُرْیاں

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

naked, nude

[ Tamam kapadon hatta ki zewaron tak se mahroom karke bilkul uryan kar diya gaya tha ]

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rusuum

रुसूम

رُسُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

customs, traditions, commission, rituals

[ Arya Samaj ke log murti-puja aur purane rusum ko nahin mante ]

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