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vaziifa rakhnaa

معمول بنا لینا، کسی عمل کو مسلسل کرتے رہنا نیز کسی دعا وغیرہ کا ورد کرتے رہنا

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vaziifa rakhnaa

वज़ीफ़ा रखना•وَظِیفَہ رَکْھنا

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वज़ीफ़ा रखना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • सामान्य बना लेना, किसी कर्म को लगातार करते रहना और किसी दुआ आदि को लगातार पढ़ते रहना, लगातार कोई माला जपते रहना

وَظِیفَہ رَکْھنا کے اردو معانی

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  • معمول بنا لینا، کسی عمل کو مسلسل کرتے رہنا نیز کسی دعا وغیرہ کا ورد کرتے رہنا

Urdu meaning of vaziifa rakhnaa

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  • maamuul banaa lenaa, kisii amal ko musalsal karte rahnaa niiz kisii du.a vaGaira ka varad karte rahnaa

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معمول بنا لینا، کسی عمل کو مسلسل کرتے رہنا نیز کسی دعا وغیرہ کا ورد کرتے رہنا

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rifaah-e-'aam

रिफ़ाह-ए-'आम

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رِفاہ عام

Origin : Arabic
Noun

common, general welfare

[ Hamein janib-dari (Discrimination) se upar uth kar rifah-e-aam ke liye kaam karna chahiye ]

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qatra

क़तरा

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قَطْرَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

drop (of liquid)

[ Ham khurdbin laga kar dekhen to qatra-qatra mein ham ko kidon ki basti nazar ayegi ]

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vafaadaar

वफ़ादार

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وَفادار

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

faithful, trusty, true, loyal

[ Sarhad ki nigahbani karne wale jawan qaum ke sachche wafadar hote hain ]

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muzir

मुज़िर

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مُضِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

hurtful, harmful, damaging

[ Lady Doctor ki raae hai ki motor tak ki harkat tumhare liye muzir hai ]

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maamuur

मामूर

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مَامُور

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

appointed, commissioned, commanded

[ Doctor ne paidaish ki dekh-bhal ke liye ek daai ko mamur kiya hai ]

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jaanib-daarii

जानिब-दारी

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جانِب داری

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

supporting, partiality

[ Sawal-jawab karne ke liye mamur logon se ghair-janib-dari ki ummid ki jati hai ]

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mo'attar

मो'अत्तर

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مُعَطَّر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

perfumed, fragrant, scented

[ Dhup, agarbatti waghaira ka istimal gharon ko mo'attar karne ke liye kiya jata hai ]

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taabe'

ताबे'

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طابِع

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

printer, publisher

[ Ali ko naye taabe ki talash hai jo kam kharch mein kitab chape ]

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lahuu

लहू

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لہو

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

blood

[ Paa-e-mubarak (Holy feet) mein aisi thokar lagi ki lahu jari hua ]

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qafas

क़फ़स

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قَفَس

Origin : Persian
Noun

cage for birds

[ Parindon ne qafas tod diya aur faza mein aazad udne lage ]

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