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shiddat

intensity, severity (of weather, etc.), vehemence, intenseness, stress, pressure

shiddat se

زور سے، سختی سے

shiddat honaa

زیادتی ہونا، کثرت ہونا.

shiddat karnaa

زور پکڑنا، سختی کرنا، ظلم یا زیادتی کرنا.

shiddatii

شدّت سے منسوب.

shiddat me.n kamii karnaa

de-escalate

shiddat-e-girya

intensity of weeping

ba-shiddat

severely, forcefully, violently, in full measure

qaid-e-shiddat

strict imprisonment, imprisonment in which handcuffs and shackles are worn

shadiidut-ta'assub

بے جا طرف دارے میں شدت کرنے والا، سخت متعصّب.

Meaning ofSee meaning shahvat-e-kalbii in English, Hindi & Urdu

shahvat-e-kalbii

शहवत-ए-कल्बी•شَہْوَتِ کَلْبی

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 21222

Tags: Medical

English meaning of shahvat-e-kalbii

Noun, Feminine

a disease in which hunger is greatly increased, and no amount of food satiates it

शहवत-ए-कल्बी के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

एक रोग जिसमें भूख बहुत बढ़ जाती है, और कितना भी खाया जाय तृप्ति नहीं होती।

شَہْوَتِ کَلْبی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

(طبَ) کُتّے جیسے بھوک ، ایک مرض جس میں مریض خواہ کتنی ہی غذا کھائے وہ سیر نہیں ہوتا.

Urdu meaning of shahvat-e-kalbii

Roman
Urdu

(tab) kutte jaise bhuuk, ek marz jis me.n mariiz Khaah kitnii hii Gizaa khaa.e vo sair nahii.n hotaa

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shiddat

intensity, severity (of weather, etc.), vehemence, intenseness, stress, pressure

shiddat se

زور سے، سختی سے

shiddat honaa

زیادتی ہونا، کثرت ہونا.

shiddat karnaa

زور پکڑنا، سختی کرنا، ظلم یا زیادتی کرنا.

shiddatii

شدّت سے منسوب.

shiddat me.n kamii karnaa

de-escalate

shiddat-e-girya

intensity of weeping

ba-shiddat

severely, forcefully, violently, in full measure

qaid-e-shiddat

strict imprisonment, imprisonment in which handcuffs and shackles are worn

shadiidut-ta'assub

بے جا طرف دارے میں شدت کرنے والا، سخت متعصّب.

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raazdaar

राज़दार

راز دار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one who keeps a secret, who keeps a secret, trusty, faithful

[ Zaid mera razdaar tha lekin ab vo hamare mukhalifon se ja ke mil gaya hai ]

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sahar

सहर

سَحَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

time a little before day-break

[ Sahar hote hi insan to kya janwar bhi jaag jate hain ]

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suruur

सुरूर

سُرُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

exhilaration (caused by wine, slight intoxication

[ Nawab ne aaj pahle-pahal pi thi ab unhen jo suroor hua to sabse pahle us dukan se jo chiz kharid ki wo usi sharab ki kai darjan botalen thin ]

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darzii

दर्ज़ी

دَرْزی

Origin : Persian

Noun

tailor, dressmaker

[ Darzi ko ilzam dete aur kahte ki gareban usne banaya hi nahin ]

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saraasar

सरासर

سَراسَر

Origin : Persian

Adverb

all, the whole, wholly, from end to end, from beginning to end

[ Ghalti sarasar uski thi jo adalat mein muddayi bana hua hai ]

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saraayat

सरायत

سَرایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

penetration, absorption, effect influence

[ Naqli dawa ka zahr mariz ki rag-rag mein sarayat kar gaya tha ]

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surKHaab

सुरख़ाब

سُرْخاب

Origin : Persian

Noun

ruddy shelduck, Anas casarca, a species of lark

[ Surkhab ke nar aur mada din bhar sath rahte hain aur raat aane par alahida ho jaate hain ]

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vird

विर्द

وِرْد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

self-imposed daily task or service, chant

[ Jannat ke khwahishmand log ek hazar gayatriyon ka vird kiya karen ]

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saraab

सराब

سَراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a vapour resembling the sea at a distance (formed by the rays of the sun or moonlight on a sandy plain)

[ Chulistan ke ye dher ya hamvar maidan dur se sarab ka manzar pesh karte hain ]

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dozaKH

दोज़ख़

دوزَخ

Origin : Persian

Noun

hell

[ Jannat ya dozakh aadmi ko apne amal ki wajah se milti hai ]

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