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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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shiguufa
शिगूफ़ा
.شِگُوفَہ
bud, blossom
[ Shigofe jhad kar is qadr dher ho gaye ki qabr dhak gai ]
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israaf
इसराफ़
.اِصْراف
lavish expenditure
[ Beja israf se bachna chahiye ]
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afshaa.n
अफ़्शाँ
.اَفْشاں
glittering golden powder
[ Afshan auraton ke chehre par khubsurti ke liye chhidke jate hain ]
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mahaasin
महासिन
.مَحاسِن
beard, mustache or whiskers
[ Karbala ki dastanen sun kar logon ke mahasin aansuon se tar ho gaye ]
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sanam
सनम
.صَنَم
idol, sculpture, beloved, sweetheart
[ Sanam ki surat bana kar baar-baar dekh lene se muhabbat ki pyas nahin bujhti ]
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doshiiza
दोशीज़ा
.دوشِیزَہ
beautiful girl, gorgeous girl
[ Jab dusare sanduq ko khola to us mein se ek doshiza jadu-jamal pari-tamsal nikli ]
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jamaal
जमाल
.جَمال
beauty, elegance, comeliness
[ Darbar mein raani ke husn-o-jamal ke aage sab be-rang nazar aa rahe the ]
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aashnaa
आश्ना
.آشْنا
aware of, accustomed to, having knowledge of
[ Hindustan mein qiyam (stay, halt) ke sabab Angrez Hindustani siqafat (culture) se bahut had tak aashna ho gaye the ]
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hikaayaat
हिकायात
.حِکایات
tales, stories
[ Kaise katha, tamsil aur hikaayaat bayan karen ki duniya darakhton se khali ho rahai hai ]
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ashk
अश्क
.اَشْک
tear, tears
[ Ek arse baad apne bete se mil kar maan ki aankhen ashk-e-mohabbat se bhar gayin ]
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KHaam-KHayaalii
ख़ाम-ख़याली•خام خَیالی
Origin - Persian, Arabic
a pipe dream, vain imaginations, crude ideas, crude or wrong ideas, fancy,
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बुन्यान-ए-मर्सूस•بُنْیانِ مَرْصُوص
Origin - Arabic
solidified (wall), firm foundation, very strong, unbreakable
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मर्दुम-शुमारी•مَردُم شُماری
Origin - Persian
numbering of the people, a census
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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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Speaker ko hatane ke liye notice pesh, Birla kinaara-kashii par majboor
Feb 11, 2026 | The Inquilab
Origin of kinaara-kashii - Persian
Meaning of kinaara-kashii
The act of drawing or turning aside (from), avoiding
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Jo mulk jitna ghurbat-zada hoga utna hi aaloo aur mazhab ka chalan zyaada hoga
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Origin - Arabic
wish, desire
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Origin - Arabic
festive occasion, festival
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