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tafsiir-daan

علمِ تفسیرکا جاننے والا

Meaning ofSee meaning tafsiir-daa.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

tafsiir-daa.n

तफ़्सीर-दाँ•تَفْسِیر داں

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English meaning of tafsiir-daa.n

Persian, Arabic - Adjective, Singular

  • the one who is the expert of interpretation

तफ़्सीर-दाँ के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - विशेषण, एकवचन

  • वह जो व्याख्या का विशेषज्ञ है

تَفْسِیر داں کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - صفت، واحد

  • علم تفسیر کا جاننے والا

Urdu meaning of tafsiir-daa.n

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  • Urdu

  • ilam tafsiir ka jaanne vaala

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علمِ تفسیرکا جاننے والا

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pairahan

पैरहन

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پَیْرَہَن

Origin : Persian
Noun

robe, mantle

[ Jogi ko aam pairahan mein dekh Shyam chaunk gaya ]

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'aa.id

'आइद

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عائِدْ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

incurred, imposed on

[ Censor ne kai filmon par pabandi aaed ki ]

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tasviir

तस्वीर

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تَصْوِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

painting, picture, image, portrait

[ Ghar ki safai karte hue dadi-amma ke hath ka ek shisha mil gaya us par kapda pherte hi meri taswir raushan ho gayi ]

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kamand

कमंद

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کَمَنْد

Origin : Persian
Noun

a noose, to catch any fugitive man or animal

[ Shikar kamand liye jungle mein ghum raha tha ]

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aarii

आरी

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آری

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

small saw a shoe-maker's tool

[ Hara-bhara darakht kulhadi se kata gaya, aari se chira gaya ]

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fard-e-jurm

फ़र्द-ए-जुर्म

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فَردِ جُرم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

charge sheet

[ Na kabhi un par muqadma chalaya jata tha na kabhi koi fard-e-jurm aa'id hoti thi ]

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aagahii

आगही

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آگہی

Origin : Persian
Noun

information, knowledge, intelligence

[ Jadid Urudu adab ke log Arabic aur Persian se utni aagahi nahin rakhte ]

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aatish

आतिश

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آتِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

fire, flame, ignite

[ Aare ke janglon mein aisi shadid aag lagi hui thi maanon aasman se aatish baras rahi ho ]

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shamshiir

शमशीर

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شَمْشِیر

Origin : Persian
Noun

sword, scimitar

[ Ek barhana (Naked) aadami shamshir liye hue mujh par waar karne ke liye lapka ]

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paikar

पैकर

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پَیکَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

form, appearance, figure

[ Hanuman Ji ne Sarsa Rakshasi ke samne dev-paikar shakl ikhtiyar ki ]

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