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gunaahgaar

to make (one) out (to be) an offender, or a sinner

gunaahgaar Thernaa

گناہ گار ٹھیرانا (رک) کا لازم ، قصوروار تجویز ہونا ، ملزم ہونا

gunaah-gaar honaa

ایسے فعل کا مرتکب ہونا جو حلال و جائز نہ ہو ، ملزم ٹھیرنا ، مجرم و قصوروار ہونا ، گرفتار بلا و مصیبت ہونا ، عذاب میں پڑنا.

gunaah-gaar karnaa

گناہ گار بنانا ، شرمندہ کرنا.

gunaah-gaar banaanaa

گناہ میں مبتلا کرنا ، شرمندہ کرنا ؛ ملزم بنانا

gunaah-gaar Thahraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah gaar Theraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah-gaarii

sinfulness, sinning

gunaah-gaarii denaa

to pay a fine or penalty

aadmii kaa baal-baal gunaahgaar

آدمی بڑا گناہ گار ہے

muft gunaah-gaar karnaa

خواہ مخواہ جھگڑے میں پھنسا دینا

muft gunaah-gaar honaa

مفت گناہ گار کرنا (رک) کا لازم ، بلا وجہ ، بلا سبب کسی جھگڑے میں پھنس جانا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning tabaKHtur in English, Hindi & Urdu

tabaKHtur

तबख़्तुर•تَبَخْتُر

Origin: Arabic

English meaning of tabaKHtur

Noun, Masculine

walking with a proud and self-conceited gait, walking with a proud gait, inclining from side to side in walking, strutting, conceit, boasting, swagger, strutting

Sher Examples

allah allāh butoñ kā vo tabaḳhtur vo ġhurūr

kis ke haiñ un ke sivā naḳhvat-o-pindār aziiz

allah allah buton ka wo tabaKHtur wo ghurur

kis ke hain un ke siwa naKHwat-o-pindar aziz

Mohammad Zakariyya Khan

तबख़्तुर के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

इतराहट, नाज़ और ग़रूर से चलना, नाज़, ग़रूर, तकब्बुर

تَبَخْتُر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

اتراہٹ، ناز و انداز اور فخر کی چال، غرور، تکبر

Urdu meaning of tabaKHtur

Roman
Urdu

itraahaT, naaz-o-andaaz aur faKhar kii chaal, Garuur, takabbur

Synonyms of tabaKHtur

naaz shoKHii

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gunaahgaar

to make (one) out (to be) an offender, or a sinner

gunaahgaar Thernaa

گناہ گار ٹھیرانا (رک) کا لازم ، قصوروار تجویز ہونا ، ملزم ہونا

gunaah-gaar honaa

gunaah-gaar karnaa

گناہ گار بنانا ، شرمندہ کرنا.

gunaah-gaar banaanaa

گناہ میں مبتلا کرنا ، شرمندہ کرنا ؛ ملزم بنانا

gunaah-gaar Thahraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah gaar Theraanaa

مُجرم قرار دینا ، قصور وار تجویز کرنا ، ملزم ٹھیرانا

gunaah-gaarii

sinfulness, sinning

gunaah-gaarii denaa

to pay a fine or penalty

aadmii kaa baal-baal gunaahgaar

آدمی بڑا گناہ گار ہے

muft gunaah-gaar karnaa

خواہ مخواہ جھگڑے میں پھنسا دینا

muft gunaah-gaar honaa

مفت گناہ گار کرنا (رک) کا لازم ، بلا وجہ ، بلا سبب کسی جھگڑے میں پھنس جانا ۔

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aksariyyat

अकसरिय्यत

اَکْثَرِیَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the greater number, majority

[ Is intikhab (Election) mein kisi bhi jamaa'at ko aksariyat nahin mili ]

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guftuguu

गुफ़्तुगू

گُفْتگُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

conversation, discourse, dialogue

[ Shahi darbar mein riyasat ke maslon par guftugu ki gai ]

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baaraa.n

बाराँ

باراں

Origin : Persian

Noun

rain

[ Mausam-e-baran mein aam taur par gulshan sar-sabz aur jandar tar-o-taaza hote hain ]

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aivaan

ऐवान

اَیْوان

Origin : Persian

Noun

assembly, parliament, legislature

[ Aiwan mein pesh bill ko aksariyat se manzuri mil gai hai ]

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

corruption, malpractice

[ Aajkal har mahkame mein kuchh na kuchh bad-unvani ho rahi hai ]

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sarsabz

सरसब्ज़

سَرسَبْز

Origin : Persian

Adjective

fresh, green

[ Muqabalatn dusri riyasaton ke Kerala zyada sar-sabz riyast hai ]

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KHushbuu

ख़ुशबू

خوشْبُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

sweet smell

[ Pani uska saaf safed kafoor se zyada khushboo hai ]

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ijlaas

इजलास

اِجْلاس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

an assembly session, official meeting

[ Company ke tamaam mulazimeen ko hidayat di gayi ki hone wale ijlas mein sabhi log waqt par pahunchein ]

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manzuurii

मंज़ूरी

مَنظُوری

Origin : Arabic

Noun

approval, permission

[ Hukoomat-e-hind ne naye talimi nisab ko apni manzuri de di hai ]

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gulshan

गुलशन

گُلْشَن

Origin : Persian

Noun

flower garden, rose garden

[ Malan mali ke sath gulshan mein paudon ko seench rahi hai ]

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