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varuuth

وہ لکڑی، جو رتھ یا گاڑی کے اردگرد لگاتے ہیں کہ آپس میں نہ ٹکرائیں

vaadii-e-taih

وہ مقام جہاں ایک روایت کے مطابق بنی اسرائیل عتابِ الٰہی کے نیتجے میں چالیس برس تک بھٹکتے پھرے اور اسی جگہ اللہ تعالیٰ نے من و سلویٰ نازل فرمایا ۔

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wit's end

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wits' end

varta-e-hairat me.n Garq ho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairat me.n Daal denaa

to immerse someone in a whirl of stupefaction

vaar uThnaa

وار اٹھانا (رک) کا لازم ، چوٹ برداشت ہونا ۔

vaartaa honaa

بات چیت ہونا، گفتگو ہونا

varta-e-hairat me.n kho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

vadii'at honaa

be given, entrusted or bestowed

vaa'da Thaharnaa

to commit, make a commitment

vaadii-e-taiha

varta-e-halaakat

a whirlpool of destruction, a labyrinth culminating in death

varta-e-hairat me.n Duubnaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairaanii

انتہائی حیرت کی حالت ۔

vadii'at-e-hayaat

laying down (one's) life, dying, death

Meaning ofSee meaning varuuth in English, Hindi & Urdu

varuuth

वरूथ•وَرُوتھ

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 121

वरूथ के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

वो लकड़ी जो रथ या गाड़ी के इर्दगिर्द लगाते हैं कि आपस में ना टकराए, रथ का घेरा
कवच, बकतर, ढाल, बचाव
फ़ौज, सेना, सैन्य
दल, झुंड, समूह

وَرُوتھ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

وہ لکڑی، جو رتھ یا گاڑی کے اردگرد لگاتے ہیں کہ آپس میں نہ ٹکرائیں
زرہ، بکتر، چمڑے کی ڈھال، چمڑا، مکان

Urdu meaning of varuuth

Roman
Urdu

vo lakk.Dii, jo rath ya gaa.Dii ke irdagird lagaate hai.n ki aapas me.n na Takraa.ii.n
zaraa, baktar, cham.De kii Dhaal, cham.Daa, makaan

Rhyming words of varuuth

121

baruuth

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varuuth

وہ لکڑی، جو رتھ یا گاڑی کے اردگرد لگاتے ہیں کہ آپس میں نہ ٹکرائیں

vaadii-e-taih

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wit's end

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wits' end

varta-e-hairat me.n Garq ho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairat me.n Daal denaa

to immerse someone in a whirl of stupefaction

vaar uThnaa

وار اٹھانا (رک) کا لازم ، چوٹ برداشت ہونا ۔

vaartaa honaa

بات چیت ہونا، گفتگو ہونا

varta-e-hairat me.n kho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

vadii'at honaa

be given, entrusted or bestowed

vaa'da Thaharnaa

to commit, make a commitment

vaadii-e-taiha

varta-e-halaakat

a whirlpool of destruction, a labyrinth culminating in death

varta-e-hairat me.n Duubnaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairaanii

انتہائی حیرت کی حالت ۔

vadii'at-e-hayaat

laying down (one's) life, dying, death

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aaftaab

आफ़ताब

آفْتاب

Origin : Persian

Noun

the sun

[ Aftab ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera chhaa jata hai ]

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hausala

हौसला

حَوصَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, spirit, brio

[ Shyam ek baland-hausla shakhs hai ]

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pinhaa.n

पिंहाँ

پِنْہاں

Origin : Persian

Adjective

hidden, secret, concealed

[ Jadid technology ne bahut se raz-ha-e-pinhan aashkara kar diye ]

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manshuur

मंशूर

مَنْشُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

manifesto, law, constitution

[ Ain-e-Akbar mughal jah-o-jalal, hukumat-o-tamkanat (authority) ka manshur tha aur mughlon ne uske mutabiq khub hukumat ki ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a convent, hospice (Arabicized of khana-gah)

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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zavaal

ज़वाल

زَوال

Origin : Arabic

Noun

decline, decay, fall

[ Angrez Hindustan mein Mughlon ke zawal ka zariya bane ]

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lihaaf

लिहाफ़

لِحاف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilt, counterpane, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

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hanuuz

हनूज़

ہَنُوز

Origin : Persian

Adverb

yet, still, just now, at present, hitherto

[ Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya ne Gayasuddin Tughlaq ke muta'alliq kaha tha 'hunuz dilli dur ast' ]

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Gair

ग़ैर

غَیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adverb

another person, outsider, stranger

[ Tumhara baap aisa nadan nahin hai ki be-puchhe tumhara hath ek ghair aadami ke hath mein de de ]

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Guruub

ग़ुरूब

غُرُوب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

setting (of the sun, moon, etc.), occultation, sunset

[ Suraj ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera ho jata hai ]

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