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saraa.e vaale

کبوتر کی ایک نسل جو بہت کم بودے اور بہکنے والے ہوتے ہیں .سات سات روز گھر کی تلاش میں مارے مارے پھرتے ہیں بعض حالات میں کنکریاں کھاتے کھاتے کسی چھت پر مر کر رہ جاتے ہیں ، مگر پکڑے نہیں جاتے.

saraa.e vaalii

کبوتر کی ایک نسل جو بہت کم بودے اور بہکنے والے ہوتے ہیں .سات سات روز گھر کی تلاش میں مارے مارے پھرتے ہیں بعض حالات میں کنکریاں کھاتے کھاتے کسی چھت پر مر کر رہ جاتے ہیں ، مگر پکڑے نہیں جاتے.

shar'a tuure vaalii

وہ عورت جو پابند شرع اور قواعد اسلام کی نہایت پابند ہو (طنزاً بھی کہتے ہیں).

Meaning ofSee meaning saraa.e vaale in English, Hindi & Urdu

saraa.e vaale

सराए वाले•سَرائے والے

سَرائے والے کے اردو معانی

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  • کبوتر کی ایک نسل جو بہت کم بودے اور بہکنے والے ہوتے ہیں .سات سات روز گھر کی تلاش میں مارے مارے پھرتے ہیں بعض حالات میں کنکریاں کھاتے کھاتے کسی چھت پر مر کر رہ جاتے ہیں ، مگر پکڑے نہیں جاتے.

Urdu meaning of saraa.e vaale

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  • kabuutar kii ek nasal jo bahut kam bode aur bahakne vaale hote hai.n .saat saat roz ghar kii talaash me.n maare maare phirte hai.n baaaz haalaat me.n kankriiyaa.n khaate khaate kisii chhat par mar kar rah jaate hai.n, magar pak.De nahii.n jaate

Rhyming words of saraa.e vaale

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.De be che chhe de Dhe fe he ke KHe le ne pe re se
a.Dte aa.De aa.e aa.nche aadhe aage aahe aale aane aape aare aase aate aave achchhe
abhii-se agarche aghaane aka.Dte akele akhaa.De akharne amiiThe aTaale aTakte ba.Dhaa.e ba.Dhaane ba.Dhaate ba.Dhe.nge bachaa.e
KHamiyaaze mutanabbe nihu.Daa.e nikaloge ujiyaale
aabanaa.e aabgiine aaq-naame 'aaq-naame aashiyaane aastaane aazmaa.e aazmaane aazmaate abr-paare annyaa.e ba.Dba.Daa.e ba.Dba.Daane be-bulaa.e bel-buuTe
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saraa.e vaale

کبوتر کی ایک نسل جو بہت کم بودے اور بہکنے والے ہوتے ہیں .سات سات روز گھر کی تلاش میں مارے مارے پھرتے ہیں بعض حالات میں کنکریاں کھاتے کھاتے کسی چھت پر مر کر رہ جاتے ہیں ، مگر پکڑے نہیں جاتے.

saraa.e vaalii

کبوتر کی ایک نسل جو بہت کم بودے اور بہکنے والے ہوتے ہیں .سات سات روز گھر کی تلاش میں مارے مارے پھرتے ہیں بعض حالات میں کنکریاں کھاتے کھاتے کسی چھت پر مر کر رہ جاتے ہیں ، مگر پکڑے نہیں جاتے.

shar'a tuure vaalii

وہ عورت جو پابند شرع اور قواعد اسلام کی نہایت پابند ہو (طنزاً بھی کہتے ہیں).

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paikar

पैकर

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پَیکَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

form, appearance, figure, portrait

[ Hanuman Ji ne Sarsa Rakshasi ke samne dev-paikar shakl ikhtiyar ki ]

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nasiibaa

नसीबा

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نَصِیبا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

fate, fortune

[ Aisa aqida (Belief) hai ki nasiba muta'اyyan karne ke liye Barhama ne Barhama-lekh likha hai ]

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vukalaa

वुकला

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وُکَلا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

representatives

[ Shahjahan badshah hua aur sab mulkon ke vukala ke hazir rahne ka hukm diya ]

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huquuq

हुक़ूक़

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حُقُوق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

rights, dues, laws, privileges

[ Doctor Bhim Raw Ambedkar ne Hindustan mein Dalit samaj ke logon ke huquq ki ladai ladi thi ]

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'aqiida

'अक़ीदा

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عَقیِدہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

belief, faith

[ Sir David.... ke aqide ke mutabiq corban ka khalis bilor almaas yani hira hai ]

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shahiid

शहीद

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شَہِید

Origin : Arabic
Noun

a martyr

[ Aiwan (Assembly) mein memran ne kuch pal khamush rah kar shahidon ko khiraj-e-aqidat (Tribute) pesh ki ]

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raGbat

रग़बत

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رَغْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

esteem, affection, pleasure

[ Ik chhoti si baat par dost ka chehra utra hua tha, usne khana bhi raghbat se nahin khaya ]

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ranjish

रंजिश

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رَنْجِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

indignation, grief, unpleasantness

[ Hajva (lampooning) ka mazaq rafta-rafta is qadr badha ki jahan kisi se ranjish huyi hajva shuru ho gayi ]

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baa'z

बा'ज़

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بَعْض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

some, certain, few, several

[ Sardi ke mausam mein thand se bachne ke liye rain-basere se baaz log phir bhi mahroom rah gaye ]

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seh-ra.ngii

सेह-रंगी

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سِہ رَنگی

Origin : Persian
Adjective

tree colored, tricolor

[ Sipahi ka jasd-e-khaki (mortal body) Hindustan ke seh-ranghi jhande mein lipta hua darshan ke liye rakha gaya tha ]

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