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aanaakaanii

turning a deaf ear, dodging, disregarding, overlooking, winking or conniving at, fighting shy of, shyness, backwardness, reserve

aa.nknaa

to remove disease or pain by spells and incantations

ankaanaa

appraise, cause to be appraised, ask to determine the price or worth of

anaa-kaanii

آنا کانی

aanii-kaanii

رک : آنی بانی.

aanaa kaanii denaa

to wittingly put off something

aanaa kaanii karnaa

turn a deaf ear to, pass by, make light of (something), trifle with, connive at, disregard, shuffle, pay no heed

Meaning ofSee meaning zar-e-tauqiir in English, Hindi & Urdu

zar-e-tauqiir

ज़र-ए-तौक़ीर•زَرِ تَوقِیر

Vazn : 12221

English meaning of zar-e-tauqiir

Persian, Arabic - Noun, Masculine

opulence, riches, great amount of wealth

ज़र-ए-तौक़ीर के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

बहुत रुपया, प्रचुर मात्रा में या अतिरिक्त पैसा

زَرِ تَوقِیر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فارسی، عربی - اسم، مذکر

بہت روپیہ، وافر یا فاضل روپیہ

Urdu meaning of zar-e-tauqiir

Roman
Urdu

bahut rupyaa, vaafar ya faazil rupyaa

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aanaakaanii

turning a deaf ear, dodging, disregarding, overlooking, winking or conniving at, fighting shy of, shyness, backwardness, reserve

aa.nknaa

to remove disease or pain by spells and incantations

ankaanaa

appraise, cause to be appraised, ask to determine the price or worth of

anaa-kaanii

آنا کانی

aanii-kaanii

رک : آنی بانی.

aanaa kaanii denaa

to wittingly put off something

aanaa kaanii karnaa

turn a deaf ear to, pass by, make light of (something), trifle with, connive at, disregard, shuffle, pay no heed

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asaas

असास

اَساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

base, foundation, ground

[ Aati-jati saans hi zindagi ki asas hai ]

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ras

रस

رَس

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

juice, syrup, essence

[ Ganne ka ras yarqan (jaundice) mein bahut mufeed hai ]

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shaadaab

शादाब

شاداب

Origin : Persian

Adjective

blooming green, green, verdant

[ Bahar bagh ka shadab manzar vazeh taur par nazar aa raha hai ]

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pyaas

प्यास

پِیاس

Origin : Hindi

Noun

desire to drink, thirst

[ Sakht pyas mein ret bhi pani nazar aata hai ]

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udaas

उदास

اُداس

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

sad, sorrowful

[ Sailab mein hazaron janen gayin yahi gham har dil ko udas karne ko kafi tha ]

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jasaarat

जसारत

جَسارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, boldness, bravery

[ Zalim hakim ke samne sach kahna bhi badi jasarat ka kaam hai ]

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shabaab

शबाब

شَباب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acme, zenith

[ Is saal February mahine mein bhi sardi shabab par hai ]

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jaras

जरस

جَرَس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gong or bell rung to signal the departure of a caravan

[ Registan mein guzarte huye qafile ki jaras ki awaz achchhi bhi lagti hai ]

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

مُفِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

useful, beneficial

[ Pudine ki pattiyan pet ke liye bahut mufid hoti hain ]

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sharaab

शराब

شَراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wine, liquor

[ Sharab ke khilaf lakh propagande hon lekin iski tijarat bahut nafa-bakhsh hai isliye yah kabhi band nahin ki ja sakti ]

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