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sadar

a kind of disease of the eyes in which when a person rotating his eyes he faced darkness, haze of eyes

sidr

بیری کا درخت ، بیری نیز اس کا پتّا.

sadir

जिसकी आँखें अचंभे से खुली की खुली रह गयी हों, चकित, निस्तब्ध।

sidraa

بیری کا درخت.

sidra

berry or lote-tree, name of a tree in Paradise

sidra-e-tuubaa

a lote-tree in Paradise, the heavenly mansion of the angel, Gabrie

sidratul-muntahaa

a lote-tree in Paradise, the heavenly mansion of the angel, Gabriel

sidra-nashiin

person seated at Sidra, i.e. Archangel Gabriel, Metaphorically: high ranked

sidra-nishiinaa.n

فرشتے ، ملائک.

sadrish

deserving, suitable

sudarnaa

ٹھیک ہونا ، صحت یاب ہونا.

sudarsan

خُوبصورت ، حسین.

sudarshan

خُوبصورت ، حسین.

sad-e-ramaq

a bare subsistence, last remains of life, little food just enough to subsist a bare minimum quantity, a little food (enough to survive)

sadd-e-rah

obstruction on way, obstacle, hurdle

sadd-e-raah

obstruction of the road, stumbling block

sadd-e-ro.ii.n

کان٘سی کی دِیوار

sadd-e-raah ban.naa

impede, obstruct, stand in the way (of)

Meaning ofSee meaning sadar-baazaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

sadar-baazaar

सदर-बाज़ार•صَدَر بازار

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English meaning of sadar-baazaar

Persian, Arabic - Noun, Masculine

  • main market, cantonment business area, the chief bazar in a military cantonment

सदर-बाज़ार के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

  • छावनी के पास का बाजार, उर्दू बाज़ार, नगर का बड़ा या खास बाजार, बड़ा बाज़ार, खास बाज़ार

صَدَر بازار کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - اسم، مذکر

  • چھاؤنی کا بڑا بازار، اردو بازار، شہر کا بڑا اور خاص بازار، اہم مارکیٹ

Urdu meaning of sadar-baazaar

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  • Urdu

  • chhaavanii ka ba.Daa baazaar, urduu baazaar, shahr ka ba.Daa aur Khaasbaazaar, aham maarkiiT

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sadar

a kind of disease of the eyes in which when a person rotating his eyes he faced darkness, haze of eyes

sidr

بیری کا درخت ، بیری نیز اس کا پتّا.

sadir

जिसकी आँखें अचंभे से खुली की खुली रह गयी हों, चकित, निस्तब्ध।

sidraa

بیری کا درخت.

sidra

berry or lote-tree, name of a tree in Paradise

sidra-e-tuubaa

a lote-tree in Paradise, the heavenly mansion of the angel, Gabrie

sidratul-muntahaa

a lote-tree in Paradise, the heavenly mansion of the angel, Gabriel

sidra-nashiin

person seated at Sidra, i.e. Archangel Gabriel, Metaphorically: high ranked

sidra-nishiinaa.n

فرشتے ، ملائک.

sadrish

deserving, suitable

sudarnaa

ٹھیک ہونا ، صحت یاب ہونا.

sudarsan

خُوبصورت ، حسین.

sudarshan

خُوبصورت ، حسین.

sad-e-ramaq

a bare subsistence, last remains of life, little food just enough to subsist a bare minimum quantity, a little food (enough to survive)

sadd-e-rah

obstruction on way, obstacle, hurdle

sadd-e-raah

obstruction of the road, stumbling block

sadd-e-ro.ii.n

کان٘سی کی دِیوار

sadd-e-raah ban.naa

impede, obstruct, stand in the way (of)

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jurm

जुर्म

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جُرْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

illegal act, crime

[ Naa-baaligh (Minor) umr mein shadhi karna qanooni taur par jurm hai ]

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maqbara

मक़बरा

.

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

tomb, sepulchre

[ Sham ke jhutpute mein camera Jahangir ke maqbare ko wahan dikhata hai jahan Asif Jaah ka maqbara hai ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

.

فِکْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

thought

[ Ye baat taslim ki jati hai ki ghaur-o-fikr ka markaz hamara dimagh hai ]

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paayanda

पायंदा

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پایَنْدَہ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

one that provides durability, firmness

[ Jab tak duniya hai bhalaayi zinda wa payanda rahegi ]

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KHubs

ख़ुब्स

.

خُبْث

Origin : Arabic
Noun

wickedness, depravity

[ Aalam (the world) yaani hasti se khubs ka bil-kulliya (totally) uth jana sahi nahin hai ]

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tadbiir

तदबीर

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تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

tactic, remedy, way

[ masalon se nipatne ke liye tadabir karni hi padti hai ]

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qist

क़िस्त

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قِسْط

Origin : Arabic
Noun

division, portion, share

[ Ali ne apni fees ki qist jama karvaa di hai taki uska dakhila na roka jaaye ]

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fe'l

फ़े'ल

.

فِعْل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

deed, action, act, work, operation, labour

[ Ilm insaan ko achchhe fel karne ki himmat deta hai ]

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mafhuum

मफ़्हूम

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مَفہُوم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

(metaphorical) sense, tenor, meaning, connotation

[ Saara ne kaha tha ki vo kal milegi, uska mafhoom tha ki vo hamaare sath vaqt guzaregi ]

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zid

ज़िद

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ضِد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

stubbornness, persistence, obduracy

[ hamein apni zid aur anaa ko chhor kar company ki kaamyabi ke liye ek sath mil kar kaam karna chahiye ]

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