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vaa-kismataa

ہائے قسمت ، ہائے بدنصیبی (کسی مصیبت کے پیش آنے پر مستعمل) ۔

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vaa-kismataa

वा-क़िस्मता•وا قِسمَتا

Phrase

वा-क़िस्मता के हिंदी अर्थ

  • हाय क़िस्मत, हाय बदनसीबी (किसी मुसीबत के पेश आने पर प्रयोग किया जाता है)

وا قِسمَتا کے اردو معانی

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  • ہائے قسمت ، ہائے بدنصیبی (کسی مصیبت کے پیش آنے پر مستعمل) ۔

Urdu meaning of vaa-kismataa

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  • haay qismat, haay badansiibii (kisii musiibat ke pesh aane par mustaamal)

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ہائے قسمت ، ہائے بدنصیبی (کسی مصیبت کے پیش آنے پر مستعمل) ۔

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muhaal

मुहाल

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مُحال

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

extremely difficult

[ Dar ki wajah se Uzair ke paanv mein kapkapi paida ho jati hai jiski wajah se manzil tak pahunchna muhal ho jata hai ]

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

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بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

corruption, malpractice

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

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parii-KHaana

परी-ख़ाना

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پَری خانَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

a house where many beautiful women live, fairy house

[ Nawab aur rayis takmil-e-shauq ke liye pari-khane tamir karwate the ]

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zyaadtii

ज़्यादती

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زِیادْتی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

excess, force

[ Achchhe ustad kam hote hain aur aksar ko discipline mein be-jaa zyadati hi thik raah nazar aati hai ]

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riyaaz

रियाज़

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رِیاض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

regular and constant practice to learn something

[ Har fan mein kamal hasil karne ke liye sakht riyaz ki zaroorat hoti hai ]

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'adam-e-musaavaat

'अदम-ए-मुसावात

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عَدَمِ مُساوات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

lack of equality

[ Adam-e-musawat se muaashare mein nifaq (Disunion) paida hota hai ]

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'ubuurii

'उबूरी

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عُبُوری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

provisional, interim, transitional

[ Adalat-e-uzma ne uburi zamant qabl-za giraftari ka faisla mahfuz kar lia hai ]

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bad-kirdaar

बद-किरदार

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بَد کِرْدار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

wicked, sinful

[ Bad-kirdar shakhs samaj ke liye nuqsan-dah hota hai ]

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maqbuuliyat

मक़बूलियत

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مَقبُولِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

agreeableness, acceptability, popularity

[ Urdu ki maqbuliyat din-ba-din badhti ja rahi hai ]

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sangiin

संगीन

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سَنْگین

Origin : Persian, Sanskrit
Noun, Adjective

frightful, dangerous

[ Kai sangin ladaiyon ke baad Corsica ke bashinde taaqat se maghlub ho gaye ]

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