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sitabr

fat, robust, sturdy, thick

sitabr

fat, robust, sturdy, thick

sitabrii

موٹائی ، دبازت ، ضخامت ، تناوری .

stabber

خنجر یا چاقو بھونکنے والا

stubbed

ٹھنٹ

shitaab-ravii

جلد چلنا، تیز چلنا، تیز رفتاری، عجلت.

shitaab-rau

تیز چلنے والا، تیز رفتار، تیز رو.

shitaab-rikaab

جلد سوار ہونے والا، سوار ہونے میں پھرتیلا.

saa'at-e-bad

दे. ‘साअते नस'।

shitaab-dastii

جلد جلد ہاتھ چلانا، ہاتھ سے کام کرنے میں پھرتی، تیز دستی.

suu-e-e'tibaar

बेएतिबारी, अविश्वास।

st bernard

ایک بڑے جسم کا کتا جو کسی زمانے میں کوہ ایلپس کے عظیم درے سینٹ بر نرڈ پر راہب لوگ بھٹکے ہوئے مسافروں کی تلاش کے لیے پالتے تھے۔.

saa.nTe-bardaar

(فیل بانی) ہاتھی کے نگہبانوں کا ایک گروہ جن کے پاس چھوٹے چھوٹے ڈنڈے ہوتے ہیں جب کبھی ہاتھی مستی میں آکر بے قابو ہوتا ہے تو وہ اس کو گھیر کر سان٘ٹوں سے اس کی خبر لیتے ہیں اور مستی اُتار دیتے ہیں.

so.nTaa-bardaar

an employee who carries gold or silver-plated pike in front of the caravan of kings, nobles, and rich people

so.nTe-bardaar

club-bearer, mace-bearer

stubborn

haT-dharm

shitaabiida

फा. वि. शीघ्रता किया हुआ।

stubbornness

haTiilaa-pan

suutii badnaa

(کھیل) بچّوں کی ایک شرط جس میں ہروقت ذرا سا تاگا مُن٘ھ کے اندر رکھتے ہیں .

sat-baadii

a turthful person

saa'at-burj

clock tower

Meaning ofSee meaning sitabr in English, Hindi & Urdu

sitabr

सितब्र•سِتَبْر

English meaning of sitabr

Adjective

fat, robust, sturdy, thick
rough, uneven
thick, dense, viscous
(Calligraphy) the attractiveness of the letters

सितब्र के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

मोटा, थुलथुल, दबीज़
खुरदरा, सख़्त
गाढ़ा
(सुलेख) अक्षर की कशिश और दौर की चौड़ाई

سِتَبْر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

موٹا، فربہ، تنومند، ضخیم
کھردرا، سخت، درشت
گاڑھا
(خوشنویسی) حرف کی کشش اور دور کی چوڑائی

Urdu meaning of sitabr

Roman
Urdu

moTaa, farba, tanomand, zaKhiim
khurdaraa, saKht, darshit
gaa.Dhaa
(Khoshanviisii) harf kii kashish aur daur kii chau.Daa.ii

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sitabr

fat, robust, sturdy, thick

sitabr

fat, robust, sturdy, thick

sitabrii

موٹائی ، دبازت ، ضخامت ، تناوری .

stabber

خنجر یا چاقو بھونکنے والا

stubbed

ٹھنٹ

shitaab-ravii

جلد چلنا، تیز چلنا، تیز رفتاری، عجلت.

shitaab-rau

تیز چلنے والا، تیز رفتار، تیز رو.

shitaab-rikaab

جلد سوار ہونے والا، سوار ہونے میں پھرتیلا.

saa'at-e-bad

दे. ‘साअते नस'।

shitaab-dastii

جلد جلد ہاتھ چلانا، ہاتھ سے کام کرنے میں پھرتی، تیز دستی.

suu-e-e'tibaar

बेएतिबारी, अविश्वास।

st bernard

saa.nTe-bardaar

so.nTaa-bardaar

an employee who carries gold or silver-plated pike in front of the caravan of kings, nobles, and rich people

so.nTe-bardaar

club-bearer, mace-bearer

stubborn

haT-dharm

shitaabiida

फा. वि. शीघ्रता किया हुआ।

stubbornness

haTiilaa-pan

suutii badnaa

(کھیل) بچّوں کی ایک شرط جس میں ہروقت ذرا سا تاگا مُن٘ھ کے اندر رکھتے ہیں .

sat-baadii

a turthful person

saa'at-burj

clock tower

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kaifiyat

कैफ़ियत

کَیفِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

condition, state, situation

[ Mariz apni kaifiyat jab tak khud na bataye ilaj karna mushkil hota hai ]

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kaasht

काश्त

کاشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

cultivation

[ Zamin ka aathvan hissa kapas ki kasht ke liye makhsus kar diya gaya tha ]

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laa'nat

ला'नत

لَعْنَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

curse, rebuke, disgrace

[ Gurbat khwah jism ki ho khwah jaan ki ek laanat hai ]

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kifaayat

किफ़ायत

کِفایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

savings, profit, advantage

[ Kifayat se kharch kiya jaye to kam amadni mein bhi guzara ho sakta hai ]

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laazim

लाज़िम

لازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessary, requisite, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand rahne ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

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kirdaar

किरदार

کِرْدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

doing, action, act, deed

[ Aadmi apne kirdar se hi apni shakhsiyat banata hai ]

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kashaakash

कशाकश

کَشاکَش

Origin : Persian

Noun

perplexity

[ Mukhtalif khayalat ki kashaakash mein koi faisla karna mushkil hota hai ]

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kushtii

कुश्ती

کُشْتی

Origin : Persian

Noun

wrestling

[ Dangal film mein Amir Khan apni betiyon ko kushti ke liye taiyar karta hai ]

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kuduurat

कुदूरत

کُدُورَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

resentment, malice

[ Kuchh muddat baad Anwari ne kudurat dil se nikal di aur qazi ne bhi sulah kar li ]

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rafiiq

रफ़ीक़

رَفِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

associate, comrade, friend

[ Chidiyon ke do jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eidon mein rafiq the ]

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