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"तकबीरी-शीशा" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

तक्बीरी

तकबीर से संबंधित

तकबीरी-शीशा

किसी वस्तु के की भौतिक आकार को बढ़ा कर दिखाने वाला शीशा

तकब्बुरी

رک: تکبر.

ताक़-ए-अबरू

वो भवें जो मेहराब की भाँती हों, ताक़ जैसा

टका-बीड़ा

lit . 'money and betel leaf', dues paid on the occasion of betrothals and marriages (usually to the proprietor in possession, or to sub-proprietors of estates)

तुक-बंदी

ऐसी साधारण कविता करना जिसके चरणों के अंत में एक-सी तुक या अंत्यानुप्रास के सिवा कोई विशेष भाव या रस न हो

शरी'अत-ए-कुबरा

بڑا قانون ، قانون الہیٰ ، دین اسلام .

शरी'अत-ए-कुबरा

بڑا قانون ، قانون الہیٰ ، دین اسلام .

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में तकबीरी-शीशा के अर्थदेखिए

तकबीरी-शीशा

takbiirii-shiisha•تَک٘بِیری شِیشَہ

वज़्न : 22222

तकबीरी-शीशा के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

किसी वस्तु के की भौतिक आकार को बढ़ा कर दिखाने वाला शीशा

English meaning of takbiirii-shiisha

Noun, Masculine

magnifying glass

تَک٘بِیری شِیشَہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

کسی چیز کی ظاہری جسامت کو بڑھا کر دکھانے والا شیشہ

Urdu meaning of takbiirii-shiisha

Roman
Urdu

kisii chiiz kii zaahirii jasaamat ko ba.Dhaa kar dikhaane vaala shiisha

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तक्बीरी

तकबीर से संबंधित

तकबीरी-शीशा

किसी वस्तु के की भौतिक आकार को बढ़ा कर दिखाने वाला शीशा

तकब्बुरी

رک: تکبر.

ताक़-ए-अबरू

वो भवें जो मेहराब की भाँती हों, ताक़ जैसा

टका-बीड़ा

lit . 'money and betel leaf', dues paid on the occasion of betrothals and marriages (usually to the proprietor in possession, or to sub-proprietors of estates)

तुक-बंदी

शरी'अत-ए-कुबरा

بڑا قانون ، قانون الہیٰ ، دین اسلام .

शरी'अत-ए-कुबरा

بڑا قانون ، قانون الہیٰ ، دین اسلام .

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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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himaayat

हिमायत

حِمایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

support, backing, patronage, countenance

[ Jang-e-aazadi ko Hindustani awam ki zabardast himayat hasil thi ]

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bahs

बहस

بَحْث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

argument, discussion, debate, dispute

[ Bahas se ilm mein izafa hota hai lekin bahas jhagda na ban jaye ]

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munhadim

मुंहदिम

مُنْہَدِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

demolished, ruined, (building etc.)

[ Dushmanon ne jaal ke zariya qile ko munhadim kar diya ]

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qila'

क़िला'

قِلَعْہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

fort, castle, citadel, fortification

[ Lal-Qila ko dekhne har saal lakhon sayyah Delhi aate hain ]

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maa'daniyyaat

मा'दनिय्यात

مَعْدَنِیّات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

minerals

[ Purane zamane mein bhi log maadaniyyat se zevrat aur hathiyar banaya karte the ]

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shafqat

शफ़क़त

شَفْقَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

affectionate kindness, clemency

[ Maan ki har ek daant mein bachchon ke liye shafqat jhalakti hai ]

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sar-e-fihrist

सर-ए-फ़िहरिस्त

سَرِ فِہْرِست

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adverb

in the list of top priority

[ Hindustan sar-e-fihrist anaj-paida-karon mein se ek hai ]

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hujuum

हुजूम

ہُجُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

crowd, mob

[ Rukhsat ke waqt station par hujum ka ye haal tha ki til rakhne ko jagah na thi ]

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tajriba-kaar

तजरिबा-कार

تَجْرِبَہ کار

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

experienced, seasoned, versed

[ Tajribakaar captain ke faisle ne puri team ko kamyabi ki raah dikhayi ]

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