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surKH honaa

of flour to be cooked, ready

mu.nh surKH honaa

غصے سے چہرہ لال ہوجانا ، غضب ناک ہوجانا

ra.ng surKH honaa

گُلابی رن٘گ ہونا ، غُصّہ یا خوشی کی حالت میں چہرے کا رن٘گ سُرخ ہو جانا .

aa.nkhe.n surKH honaa

رو رو کے جاگتے جاگتے نشے یا غصے میں آنکھوں کا لال بھبوکا ہو جانا

surKH-ruu honaa

succeed

chehra surKH honaa

خوش ہونا، شرما جانا، ناراض ہونا

ra.ng surKH-o-safed honaa

چہرے کا رن٘گ گُلاب کی طرح سُرخی اور سفیدی مائل ہونا .

aa.nkhe.n KHuun-e-kabuutar kii tarah surKH honaa

غصے سے آنکھیں سرخ ہونا

kaleje me.n suuraaKH honaa

سخت صدمہ پہنچنا ، دل میں سوراخ ہونا ، زخم ہونا .

kaleja suuraaKH honaa

کلیجہ چھلنی ہونا ، سخت اذیت پہنچنا .

kalejaa suuraaKH honaa

کلیجہ چھلنی ہونا ، سخت اذیت پہنچنا .

siina suuraaKH honaa

رک: سِینہ چھلنی ہونا .

Meaning ofSee meaning surKH honaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

surKH honaa

सुर्ख़ होना•سُرْخ ہونا

Idiom

Root word: surKH

Tags: Medical Cooking

English meaning of surKH honaa

of flour to be cooked, ready
to be red, to be flushed, to become red with anger

सुर्ख़ होना के हिंदी अर्थ

लाल हो जाना
क्रोध में लाल हो जाना, जोश में भर जाना
घी या तेल में पक्का कर लाल करना
फल का पक जाना
लज्जा आना, झिझक या हिचकिचाहट उत्पन्न होना, लजाना, चेहरे पर लाज की लाली दौड़ जाना

سُرْخ ہونا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

لال ہو جانا
غصے میں لال ہو جانا، جوش میں بھر جانا
گھی یا تیل میں پکا کر لال کرنا
میوے کا پک جانا
شرم آنا، جھجھک یا ہچکچاہٹ پیدا ہونا، حجاب آنا، چہرے پر حیا کی سرخی دوڑ جانا

Urdu meaning of surKH honaa

Roman
Urdu

laal ho jaana
Gusse me.n laal ho jaana, josh me.n bhar jaana
ghii ya tel me.n pakka kar laal karnaa
meve ka pak jaana
shram aanaa, jhijhak ya hichkichaahaT paida honaa, hijaab aanaa, chehre par hayaa kii surKhii dau.D jaana

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surKH honaa

of flour to be cooked, ready

mu.nh surKH honaa

غصے سے چہرہ لال ہوجانا ، غضب ناک ہوجانا

ra.ng surKH honaa

گُلابی رن٘گ ہونا ، غُصّہ یا خوشی کی حالت میں چہرے کا رن٘گ سُرخ ہو جانا .

aa.nkhe.n surKH honaa

رو رو کے جاگتے جاگتے نشے یا غصے میں آنکھوں کا لال بھبوکا ہو جانا

surKH-ruu honaa

succeed

chehra surKH honaa

خوش ہونا، شرما جانا، ناراض ہونا

ra.ng surKH-o-safed honaa

چہرے کا رن٘گ گُلاب کی طرح سُرخی اور سفیدی مائل ہونا .

aa.nkhe.n KHuun-e-kabuutar kii tarah surKH honaa

غصے سے آنکھیں سرخ ہونا

kaleje me.n suuraaKH honaa

سخت صدمہ پہنچنا ، دل میں سوراخ ہونا ، زخم ہونا .

kaleja suuraaKH honaa

کلیجہ چھلنی ہونا ، سخت اذیت پہنچنا .

kalejaa suuraaKH honaa

کلیجہ چھلنی ہونا ، سخت اذیت پہنچنا .

siina suuraaKH honaa

رک: سِینہ چھلنی ہونا .

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मुफ़ाहमत

مُفَاہَمَت

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मु'अल्लिम

مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic

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teacher, instructor, tutor

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'अतिय्या

عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic

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मशकूर

مَشْکُور

Origin : Arabic

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ख़ुर्द

خورْد

Origin : Persian

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इल्तिजा

اِلْتِجا

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