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shaal o.Dhnaa

شال کو اپنے اوپر ڈالنا، آج کل کا فیشن کندھے پر ڈالنے کا ہے

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shaal o.Dhnaa

शाल ओढ़ना•شال اوڑھنا

Idiom

शाल ओढ़ना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • शाल को अपने ऊपर डालना, आजकल का फ़ैशन कंधे पर डालने का है

شال اوڑھنا کے اردو معانی

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  • شال کو اپنے اوپر ڈالنا، آج کل کا فیشن کندھے پر ڈالنے کا ہے

Urdu meaning of shaal o.Dhnaa

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  • shaal ko apne u.upar Daalnaa, aajkal ka faishan kandhe par Daalne ka hai

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anaaj

अनाज

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اَناج

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

grain, cereal, corn

[ Gaaon ki ba-nisbat shahron mein anaaj bahut mahange hain ]

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bad-kaar

बद-कार

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بَد کار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

wicked, sinful, dissolute, licentious

[ Badkar shakhs hamesha badkari mein hi mulavvas rahta hai ]

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

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بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

corruption, malpractice

[ Aaj-kal har mahkame mein kuchh-na-kuchh bad-unvani ho rahi hai ]

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manmaanii

मनमानी

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مَن مانی

Origin : Hindi
Noun

heart's desire, self-will, according to one's own desire

[ Tumhari man-maani yahan nahin chalegi ]

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taajir

ताजिर

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تاجِر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

merchant, trader, businessman

[ Shyam ghalle ka taajir hai ]

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

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تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

oppression, severity, hardship

[ Hindustani avam par angrezon ne bahut hi tashaddud kiye ]

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numuudaar

नुमूदार

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نُمُودار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

apparent, visible

[ Achanak samne se lashkar numoodar hua ]

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sheKHii

शेख़ी

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شیخی

Origin : Turkish
Noun

boasting, bragging, arrogance

[ Shyaam ke vaalid police mein hain is liye vo shekhi dikhata hai ]

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najis

नजिस

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نَجِس

Origin : Arabic
Noun

dirty, filthy, impure, unclean

[ Mazhabi aqida hai ki bhoot aur shaitan najis jagahon par hi rahte hain ]

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naa-ahl

ना-अहल

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نا اَہل

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun, Adjective

incapable, inefficient, unfit, unworthy

[ Naa-ahl logon ki wajah se Urdu zaban roz-ba-roz bigadti jati hai ]

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