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karaar

title of Hazrat Ali, the fourth Rightly Guided Caliph

kiraar

one who trades in rice grains

karaare

crisp

karaaraa

curt (reply, etc.), beautiful, comely, attractive, hard, stiff, strong, hot, spicy, unflinching, resolute, well-baked, crisp but brittle

karaarii

attractive, charming, stiff

karaaraa-pan

crispiness, (of food, typically cooked food) having a pleasingly firm, dry, and brittle surface or texture

karaarii-baat

a strong argument

karaaraa-paan

وہ پان جو تازہ اور سخت ہو، جو پان مُرجھا یا نہ ہو

karaarii-roTii

(نان بائی) زیادہ سِکی ہوئی روٹی جس سے نمی کا اثر جاتا رہا ہو یا بہت کم ہوگیا ہو

karaare-karaare

نہایت خستہ، بہت بُھربُھرے.

karaarii-lau.nDiyaa

a girl with good figure, a young girl with stout body

karraar-be-farraar

۔حضرت علیؓ کا لقب۔ ؎

haidar-e-karraar

an appellation of Hazrat Ali, cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Mohammad, who was faomous for his bravery

Meaning ofSee meaning takliif pahu.nchaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

takliif pahu.nchaanaa

तकलीफ़ पहुँचाना•تَکْلِیف پَہُنچانا

Idiom

Root word: takliif

English meaning of takliif pahu.nchaanaa

  • to inflict pain (on), to trouble, incommode, to annoy, molest

तकलीफ़ पहुँचाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • दुख देना, तकलीफ़ पहुँचाना, आहत करना

تَکْلِیف پَہُنچانا کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu
  • دکھ دینا ، ایذا دینا ، رنیجدہ کرنا

Urdu meaning of takliif pahu.nchaanaa

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  • Urdu

  • dukh denaa, i.izaa denaa, raniijdaa karnaa

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karaar

title of Hazrat Ali, the fourth Rightly Guided Caliph

kiraar

one who trades in rice grains

karaare

crisp

karaaraa

curt (reply, etc.), beautiful, comely, attractive, hard, stiff, strong, hot, spicy, unflinching, resolute, well-baked, crisp but brittle

karaarii

attractive, charming, stiff

karaaraa-pan

crispiness, (of food, typically cooked food) having a pleasingly firm, dry, and brittle surface or texture

karaarii-baat

a strong argument

karaaraa-paan

وہ پان جو تازہ اور سخت ہو، جو پان مُرجھا یا نہ ہو

karaarii-roTii

(نان بائی) زیادہ سِکی ہوئی روٹی جس سے نمی کا اثر جاتا رہا ہو یا بہت کم ہوگیا ہو

karaare-karaare

نہایت خستہ، بہت بُھربُھرے.

karaarii-lau.nDiyaa

a girl with good figure, a young girl with stout body

karraar-be-farraar

۔حضرت علیؓ کا لقب۔ ؎

haidar-e-karraar

an appellation of Hazrat Ali, cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Mohammad, who was faomous for his bravery

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ijaazat

इजाज़त

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اِجازَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

permission, authority, liberty

[ Doctor ki ijazat ke baghair mariz ko aisa kuchh nahin karna chahiye jis se bimari badh jaye ]

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bazzaaz

बज़्ज़ाज़

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بَزّاز

Origin : Arabic
Noun

cloth merchant, clothier, draper

[ Bazzaz ki dukan rang-birange kapdon se bhari thi lekin kuchh pasand nahin aaya ]

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KHabar

ख़बर

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خَبَر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

information

[ Kal ya parson ek shakhs aayega apna name Akbar batayega main bank mein hun fauran khabar kar dena ]

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taaKHiir

ताख़ीर

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تاخِیْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

delay, lateness

[ Apne dost ki shadi ki khabar mujhe mili bhi to takhir se mili isliye main sharik na ho saka ]

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zar

ज़र

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زَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

money, riches, wealth

[ Zindagi mein zar ki badi ahmiyat hai iske liye jhagde bhi hote hain ]

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roz

रोज़

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روز

Origin : Persian
Adverb

daily, a day, per diem, every day

[ Aajkal har roz roz-e-qayamat lagta hai pareshaniyan bahut hain ]

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buz

बुज़

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بُز

Origin : Persian
Noun

goat, sheep, ram

[ Bakre be-had darpok hote hain shayad isiliye darpok aadmi ko buz-dil kahte hain ]

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zarii

ज़री

.

زَرِی

Origin : Persian
Noun

anything woven with gold thread, golden embroidery

[ Zari ke kaam ke kapdon ka riwaj shadi-byah mein bahut hota hai ]

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vaziir

वज़ीर

.

وَزِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

minister of state, privy-counsellor, vizier

[ Hukoomat ne wazarat mein radd-o-badal karte hue chaar wazir aur badha diye ]

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javaaz

जवाज़

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جَواز

Origin : Arabic
Noun

toleration, justification

[ Aql-mand aadmi apne har amal ko sahi sabit karne ka javaz dhundh leta hai ]

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