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shab-zaad

insomniac, someone who keeps awake at night

shab-zaada

رات کا زائیدہ ؛ (مجازاً) ظلم و جہالت کا پرستار یا حامی .

saahab-zaad

بیٹا ، فرزند ، پسر.

saahib-zaada-pan

inexperience, ignorance, folly

saahab-zada

مغربی ممالک خاص کر انگریزوں کی تہذیب وتمدن کا مقلد (وضع قطع و لباس اور بول چال ، چال ڈھال وغیرہ میں)

saahab-zaada

an aristocratic title

sahib-zaade

One of genteel family, a young gentleman, young master, (in polite speech) your son, an inexperienced youth, a greenhorn

saahib-zaadii

daughter, especially of a nobleman or lord, etc.

saahib-zadagii

مغربی ممالک خصوصاً انگریزوں کی تہذیب وتمدن کی تقلید (لباس وضع قطع اور بول چال وغیرہ میں) انگریز حکام کی نقالی

Meaning ofSee meaning shab-zaad in English, Hindi & Urdu

shab-zaad

शब-ज़ाद•شَب زَاد

Vazn : 221

English meaning of shab-zaad

insomniac, someone who keeps awake at night

Sher Examples

salb-e-bīnā.ī ke ahkām mile haiñ jo kabhī

raushnī chhūne kī ḳhvāhish koī shab-zād kare

salb-e-binai ke ahkaam mile hain jo kabhi

raushni chhune ki KHwahish koi shab-zad kare

Parveen Shakir

dil thā shab-zād use kis kī rifāqat miltī

ḳhvāb tābīr se chhuptā rahā pahle pahle

dil tha shab-zad use kis ki rifaqat milti

KHwab tabir se chhupta raha pahle pahle

Kishwar Naheed

ham vo shab-zād ki sūraj kī ināyāt meñ bhī

apne bachchoñ ko faqat kor-nigāhī deñge

hum wo shab-zad ki suraj ki inayat mein bhi

apne bachchon ko faqat kor-nigahi denge

Parveen Shakir

Urdu meaning of shab-zaad

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shab-zaad

insomniac, someone who keeps awake at night

shab-zaada

رات کا زائیدہ ؛ (مجازاً) ظلم و جہالت کا پرستار یا حامی .

saahab-zaad

بیٹا ، فرزند ، پسر.

saahib-zaada-pan

inexperience, ignorance, folly

saahab-zada

مغربی ممالک خاص کر انگریزوں کی تہذیب وتمدن کا مقلد (وضع قطع و لباس اور بول چال ، چال ڈھال وغیرہ میں)

saahab-zaada

an aristocratic title

sahib-zaade

One of genteel family, a young gentleman, young master, (in polite speech) your son, an inexperienced youth, a greenhorn

saahib-zaadii

daughter, especially of a nobleman or lord, etc.

saahib-zadagii

مغربی ممالک خصوصاً انگریزوں کی تہذیب وتمدن کی تقلید (لباس وضع قطع اور بول چال وغیرہ میں) انگریز حکام کی نقالی

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iijaad

ईजाद

اِیْجاد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

invention, creation

[ Computer ki ijad ne samaj mein ek bahut badi tabdili ki hai ]

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bad-kaarii

बद-कारी

بَد کاری

Origin : Persian

Noun

licentiousness, profligacy, evil deeds

[ Yah zaroori nahin ki sirf ghari-sharayi kaam hi bad-kaari ke zimn men ayenge ]

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iKHtiyaarii

इख़्तियारी

اِخْتِیاری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

optional

[ Farsi zaban ikhtiyari haisiyat se bara-e-nam kuchh baqi hai ]

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shuruu'aat

शुरू'आत

شُرُوعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

start, beginning

[ Urdu mein mazmoon-nigari ki shuruat Sir Sayyed Ahmad Khan ne ki ]

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zaatii

ज़ाती

ذاتی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

personal, private, own

[ Furqan ne zati istemal ke liye ek car rakhi huyi hai ]

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faroKHt

फ़रोख़्त

فَروخْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

sale, disposal

[ Ye saman farokht ke liye hai ]

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muttahid

मुत्तहिद

مُتَّحِد

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

united, integrated, allied, combined

[ Muttahid samaj taraqqi ke raste par age badhta rahta hai ]

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vaahid

वाहिद

واحد

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

one (as attributive name of God)

[ Har wahid ko juda-juda kashti par chadhaya ]

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maa'zuur

मा'ज़ूर

مَعْذُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

disabled, handicapped

[ Hamein mazoor logon ki madad karni chahiye ]

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jashn

जश्न

جَشْن

Origin : Persian

Noun

happiness, joyfulness, festival, rejoicing

[ yaum-e-aazadi hamara qaumi jashn hai ]

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