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e'tiraaf-e-jurm
ए'तिराफ़-ए-जुर्म•اِعْتِرافِ جُرْم
Origin - Arabic
Meaning
confession of crime, admission, pleading guilty
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nisf
निस्फ़
.نِصف
half
[ Kamod raat ke pahle nisf pahar mein gaya jata hai ]
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'alaahida
'अलाहिदा
.عَلاحِدَہ
separate, apart (from)
[ Bete ki khatir bahut se laundi-ghulam aur hathi-ghode, bagh aur pargane alahida kiye hain ]
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'uruuj
'उरूज
.عُرُوج
success, rising
[ Akbar ke ahd mein Mughal khandan ki taraqqi apne uruj par thi ]
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maaliyaat
मालियात
.مالِیات
economics
[ Bhagatram ne MA ki degree hasil ki aur apne hi college mein maliyaat ka professor hua ]
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zavaal
ज़वाल
.زَوال
decline, wane, decay, fall
[ Angrez Hindustan mein Mughlon ke zawal ka zariya bane ]
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baaG
बाग़
.باغ
orchard, garden
[ Zaaer ne phulon ka ek bagh banaya hai jahan wo subah-sham ja kar aaram karta hai ]
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taKHmiina
तख़मीना
.تَخْمِینَہ
appraisement, valuation, estimate, surmise, guess
[ Company ke munafe ka takhmina agle mali saal mein 15 fisad tak badhne ki tavaqqo hai ]
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izaafa
इज़ाफ़ा
.اِضافَہ
increase, augmentation
[ Barsat ke dinon mein nadiyon ki rawani mein izafa ho jata hai ]
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maa'zuur
मा'ज़ूर
.مَعْذُور
(Metaphorically) helpless, powerless
[ Hamein maazoor aur laachaar logon ki madad karni chahiye ]
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charaaG-paa
चराग़-पा
.چَراغ پا
the state of being angry or displease
[ Jab Hamza ne doston ki mahfil mein mazaq udaya, to Aadil Hamza ki bad-tamizi par chiragh-pa ho gaya ]
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haft-siin
हफ़्त-सीन•ہَفْت سِین
Origin - Persian
an arrangement of seven symbolic items whose names start with the letter 'س' pronounced as 'seen' It is traditionally displayed at Nauroz, the Iranian New Year, (Sabza (wheat, barley), Samanu (wheat germ sweet pudding), Sanjad (oleaster), Sirka (vinegar),
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रंग-ओ-रोग़न•رَنگ و روغَن
Origin - Persian
whitewash and paint, beauty and brightness
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गुलाल•گُلال
Origin - Hindi
the red powder thrown about by the Hindus in the Holi festival
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'अबीर•عَبِیر
Origin - Arabic
mixture of perfumes compounded with musk, saffron, sandalwood, and rose, a kind of powder used at the saturnalia of the holi, saffron, ambergris
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France mein nasl-parastii aur nafrat ke liye koi jagah nahin: Macron
Apr 29, 2025 | Roznama Rashtriya Sahara
Origin of nasl-parastii - Persian, Arabic
Meaning of nasl-parastii
the belief that some races are better than others, racism
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