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khisyaanii billii khambaa noche
an embarrassed or ashamed person tends to vent his/her feeling by quarrelling
be-niyaaz
without want, free from want, wanting nothing, not in need, able to dispense, independent, carefree
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guftuguu
गुफ़्तुगू
.گُفْتگُو
conversation, discourse, dialogue
[ Shahi darbar mein riyasat ke maslon par guftugu ki gai ]
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gulshan
गुलशन
.گُلْشَن
flower garden, rose garden
[ Malan mali ke sath gulshan mein paudon ko seench rahi hai ]
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manzuurii
मंज़ूरी
.مَنظُوری
approval, permission
[ Hukoomat-e-hind ne naye talimi nisab ko apni manzuri de di hai ]
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aksariyyat
अकसरिय्यत
.اَکْثَرِیَّت
the greater number, majority
[ Is intikhab (Election) mein kisi bhi jamaa'at ko aksariyat nahin mili ]
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ijlaas
इजलास
.اِجْلاس
an assembly session, official meeting
[ Hizb-e-ikhtilaf (apposition) ne aiwan mein bad-unwani ka muamla uthaya ]
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KHushbuu
ख़ुशबू
.خوشْبُو
sweet smell
[ Pani uska saaf safed kafoor se zyada khushboo hai ]
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sarsabz
सरसब्ज़
.سَرسَبْز
fresh, green
[ Muqabalatn dusri riyasaton ke Kerala zyada sar-sabz riyast hai ]
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bad-'unvaanii
बद-'उनवानी
.بَد عُنْوانی
corruption, malpractice
[ Aajkal har mahkame mein kuchh na kuchh bad-unvani ho rahi hai ]
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aivaan
ऐवान
.اَیْوان
assembly, parliament, legislature
[ Aiwan mein pesh bill ko aksariyat se manzuri mil gai hai ]
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baaraa.n
बाराँ
.باراں
rain
[ Mausam-e-baran mein aam taur par gulshan sar-sabz aur jandar tar-o-taaza hote hain ]
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iftaar
इफ़्तार•اِفْطار
Origin - Arabic
a slight repast with which a fast is broken, breaking a fast, light breakfast
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सहरी•سَحَری
Origin - Arabic
food eaten by Mohammedans a little before dawn during the fast of Ramazan
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तरावीह•تَراوِیح
Origin - Arabic
a form of prayer consisting of twenty or more genuflexions (according to different persuasions), performed at some period of the night in the month of Ramazan, after the ordinary prayers of nightfall (but, by pious persons, often repeated every morning: they are so called because the performer rests after every four genuflexions)
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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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गुलाल•گُلال
Origin - Hindi
the red powder thrown about by the Hindus in the Holi festival
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होलिका•ہولِکا
Origin - Sanskrit
a pile of wood, hay and straw that is burnt on the day of Holi
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LPG bohraan, awam halkan, mazdoor pareshan
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Origin of bohraan - Arabic
Meaning of bohraan
crisis
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Urdu zabaan-o-adab ne mujhe jeene ka saleeqa sikhaaya hai.
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wish, desire
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