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siidhaa-kaaT

(تیغ زنی) گردن یا جسم کے کسی حصّہ پر سیدھا کیا جانے والا وار .

siidhaa kaaT maarnaa

(تبغ زئی) وار کرنا ، حملہ کرنا ، ضرب لگانا.

se.ndh kaT jaanaa

نقب کے زریعے مال کا نِکل جانا .

Meaning ofSee meaning siidhaa-kaaT in English, Hindi & Urdu

siidhaa-kaaT

सीधा-काट•سِیدھا کاٹ

سِیدھا کاٹ کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • (تیغ زنی) گردن یا جسم کے کسی حصّہ پر سیدھا کیا جانے والا وار .

Urdu meaning of siidhaa-kaaT

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  • Urdu

  • (teG zanii) gardan ya jism ke kisii hissaa par siidhaa kiya jaane vaala vaar

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siidhaa-kaaT

(تیغ زنی) گردن یا جسم کے کسی حصّہ پر سیدھا کیا جانے والا وار .

siidhaa kaaT maarnaa

(تبغ زئی) وار کرنا ، حملہ کرنا ، ضرب لگانا.

se.ndh kaT jaanaa

نقب کے زریعے مال کا نِکل جانا .

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mujrim

मुजरिम

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مُجرِم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

criminal, culprit

[ Mujrim shakhs saza kam karne ki darkhwast karta raha lekin judge ne uski ek na suni ]

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takriim

तकरीम

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تَکْرِیم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

treating with honour or respect, honour

[ Nishadon ne apne leader ki badi izzat va takrim ki ]

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maqtuul

मक़्तूल

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مَقتُول

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

murdered, killed

[ Maqtul ki shinakht ho gayi wo shahar mein ek wakil ke paas mulazim tha ]

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bulbul

बुलबुल

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بُلْبُل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the nightingale, Lanius boalboul

[ Bachcha bahut ghaur se daal par baithe hue bulbul ko dekh raha tha ]

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mah-vash

मह-वश

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مَہ وَش

Origin : Persian
Adjective

very beautiful, beloved

[ Aasan halke-phulke lafzon ne doston aur mah-vashon ki bastiyan aabad kar di hain ]

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shabnam

शबनम

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شَبْنَم

Origin : Persian
Noun

dew

[ Sub.h-sub.h nange paanv baghichon mein chahal-qadmi karne par pairon mein shabnam ki tari se sukoon ka ehsas hua ]

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maa'zuur

मा'ज़ूर

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مَعْذُور

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

helpless, powerless

[ Brown... ne ye iqrar bhi kar liya hai ki main Shahname ki haqiqi daad dene se mazoor hun ]

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barqii

बर्क़ी

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بَرْقی

Origin : Persian
Adjective

electric, electrical

[ Thomas Edison barqi bulb ke mujid (inventor) hain ]

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mahfuuz

महफ़ूज़

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مَحْفُوظ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

kept safe, protected, secured

[ Tarikh (History) apne auraq (pages) mein chizon ko mahfuz kar legi aur aane wali naslon par vazeh kar degi ]

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lajaajat

लजाजत

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لَجاجَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

humility, entreaty, importunity

[ Halim badshah ke samne lajajat se apni be-gunahi ke subut pesh kar raha tha ]

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