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janaanaa

پیدا کرانا، بنانا، نکالنا

zanaanaa

feminine, female quarters

zanaana

feminine, female quarters

zanaana-school

girls school or college

zanaana-doctor

a physician or surgeon qualified to practice in gynecology, lady doctor, gynecologist

zanaana-pan

femininity

zanaana-bhes

wearing women's costumes, the one who wear women's clothes so that no one considers him a man

zanaana-makaan

women's apartment, women's ward

zanaana-haspataal

وہ شفاخانہ جہاں عورتوں کا علاج عورت ڈاکٹر کریں

zanaana darja

women's class of train etc. which is reserved for women

zanaana-rasaa.il

magazines that are special for women

zanaana-madarsa

girls school

bachcha janaanaa

midwifery

zanaana karnaa

make a man eunuch by castrating

zanaana karaanaa

پردہ کرانا، مردوں کو ہٹا دینا

zanaana karvaanaa

پردہ کرانا، مردوں کو ہٹا دینا

baat janaanaa

بات بتانا، بات جتانا

savaarii kii savaarii zanaana saath

ہرطرح مشکل

huqqe kaa mazaa jisne zamaane me.n na jaana, vo mard muKHannas hai na 'aurat na zanaana

to said in the praise of huqqa (casket)

Meaning ofSee meaning zar-daar mard naa har ghar me.n rahe ki baahar in English, Hindi & Urdu

zar-daar mard naa har ghar me.n rahe ki baahar

ज़र-दार मर्द ना हर घर में रहे कि बाहर•زَر دار مَرد نا ہَر گَھر میں رَہے کہ بَاہَر

Proverb

ज़र-दार मर्द ना हर घर में रहे कि बाहर के हिंदी अर्थ

सोने से पुरूष का शासन और प्रताप है घर में भी और बाहर भी

زَر دار مَرد نا ہَر گَھر میں رَہے کہ بَاہَر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

زر سے مرد کی حکومت اور رعب ہے گھر میں بھی اور باہر بھی

Urdu meaning of zar-daar mard naa har ghar me.n rahe ki baahar

Roman
Urdu

zar se mard kii hukuumat aur rob hai ghar me.n bhii aur baahar bhii

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janaanaa

پیدا کرانا، بنانا، نکالنا

zanaanaa

feminine, female quarters

zanaana

feminine, female quarters

zanaana-school

girls school or college

zanaana-doctor

a physician or surgeon qualified to practice in gynecology, lady doctor, gynecologist

zanaana-pan

femininity

zanaana-bhes

wearing women's costumes, the one who wear women's clothes so that no one considers him a man

zanaana-makaan

women's apartment, women's ward

zanaana-haspataal

وہ شفاخانہ جہاں عورتوں کا علاج عورت ڈاکٹر کریں

zanaana darja

women's class of train etc. which is reserved for women

zanaana-rasaa.il

magazines that are special for women

zanaana-madarsa

girls school

bachcha janaanaa

midwifery

zanaana karnaa

make a man eunuch by castrating

zanaana karaanaa

پردہ کرانا، مردوں کو ہٹا دینا

zanaana karvaanaa

پردہ کرانا، مردوں کو ہٹا دینا

baat janaanaa

بات بتانا، بات جتانا

savaarii kii savaarii zanaana saath

ہرطرح مشکل

huqqe kaa mazaa jisne zamaane me.n na jaana, vo mard muKHannas hai na 'aurat na zanaana

to said in the praise of huqqa (casket)

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dareG

दरेग़

دَریغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

regret, sorrow, grief, vexation

[ Haqiqat ka izhar karne mein daregh nahin karna chahiye ]

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teG

तेग़

تیغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

sword

[ Sohrab ne rustam par tegh ka zabardast vaar kiya ]

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daroG

दरोग़

دَرُوغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a lie, falsehood

[ Muqadme mein kuchh aise pech padte gaye ki darogh ko farogh (progress) ho gaya ]

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qaasid

क़ासिद

قاصِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

messenger, courier

[ Qasid ne Imran ko khat hawale kiya۔۔۔۔۔ Imran apni qismat par hairat-zada bhi tha aur khush bhi ]

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charaaG

चराग़

چَراغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

oil lamp

[ Diwali ke tehvar mein ghar-ghar charagh jalaye jate hain ]

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daGaa

दग़ा

دَغا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cheat, fraud

[ Sachcha dost kabhi dagha nahin de sakta ]

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zaa.er

ज़ाएर

زَائِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pilgrim, visitor

[ Zaaer ne phulon ka ek bagh banaya hai jahan wo subah-sham ja kar aaram karta hai ]

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choGa

चोग़ा

چوغَہ

Origin : Turkish

Noun

a type of over coat, cloak

[ Sardi mein chogha jism ko garm rakhta hai ]

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suraaG

सुराग़

سُراغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

footstep, sign, mark

[ Police ne shahr mein elan karaa diya ki jo koi chor ka suraagh lagayega usko bees hazar rupaye inaam mein diya jayega ]

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qaabiz

क़ाबिज़

قابِض

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

a possessor, occupant, holding usurping

[ Mohabbat ek aisi taaqat hai jo dilo-dimaagh par qaabiz ho jaati hai ]

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