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iftaar

a slight repast with which a fast is broken, breaking a fast, light breakfast

iftaarii

(Islam) things proper to be eaten in breaking a fast

iftaarnaa

break a fast, especially in Ramadan

'iid-e-iftaar

رک : عیدالفطر.

roza iftaar honaa

روزہ کھلنا، روزہ کھلنے کے وقت کوئی چیز کھانا یا پینا

roza iftaar karnaa

to break one's fast in the evening at the time of sunset after fasting all day (as the Muslims do during the month of Ramazan), to take a slight repast by way of breaking a fast

Meaning ofSee meaning DhiiT in English, Hindi & Urdu

DhiiT

ढीट•ڈِھیٹ

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 21

English meaning of DhiiT

Adjective

Sher Examples

kaahe ko aise DhiiT the pahle jhūTī qasam jo khāte tum

ġhairat se aa jaatā pasīnā aañkh na ham se milāte tum

kahe ko aise DhiT the pahle jhuTi qasam jo khate tum

ghairat se aa jata pasina aankh na hum se milate tum

Asar Lakhnavi

vo kachahrī se bulāte haiñ kabhī thāne se

ham bhī vo DhiiT haiñ haḌke nahīñ haḌkāne se

wo kachahri se bulate hain kabhi thane se

hum bhi wo DhiT hain haDke nahin haDkane se

Masroor Shahjahanpuri

muñh-phaT thā be-lagām thā rusvā thā DhiiT thā

jaisā bhī thā vo dosto mahfil kī jaan thā

munh-phaT tha be-lagam tha ruswa tha DhiT tha

jaisa bhi tha wo dosto mahfil ki jaan tha

Adil Mansuri

ढीट के हिंदी अर्थ

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ڈِھیٹ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

صفت

  • بے حیا، بے شرم، سرکش
  • نڈر، بے جھجک، بے تکلف
  • اڑیل، ہٹیلا، ضدی، ہٹ دھرم
  • مضبوط، قوی

Urdu meaning of DhiiT

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • behaya, beshram, sarkash
  • niDar, be jhijak, betakalluf
  • a.Diyal, haTiilaa, ziddii, hiT dharm
  • mazbuut, qavii

Synonyms of DhiiT

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dayyuus a.Diyal gustaaKH sha.ng nir-laaj bad-kaar bad-lihaaz diida-diler zaliil be-hamiyyat DiiTh shoKH-chashm

Antonyms of DhiiT

miskiin 'aajiz narm naachiiz ta'aavuniyyat

Rhyming words of DhiiT

21 121 221 2121
bhiiT chhiiT iiT niiT ziiT
adhiiT basiiT ghasiiT kabiiT kaliiT kiriiT nasiiT vasiiT
alsiiT
jaal-kiiT kaaT-piiT maar-piiT Tho.nk-piiT
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iftaar

a slight repast with which a fast is broken, breaking a fast, light breakfast

iftaarii

(Islam) things proper to be eaten in breaking a fast

iftaarnaa

break a fast, especially in Ramadan

'iid-e-iftaar

رک : عیدالفطر.

roza iftaar honaa

روزہ کھلنا، روزہ کھلنے کے وقت کوئی چیز کھانا یا پینا

roza iftaar karnaa

to break one's fast in the evening at the time of sunset after fasting all day (as the Muslims do during the month of Ramazan), to take a slight repast by way of breaking a fast

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bad-ma'aash

बद-म'आश

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بَد مَعاش

Origin : Persian, Arabic
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scoundrel, rogue

[ Police ne asl mujrimon mein ek bade bad-maash nami shor ko bhi giraftar kiya tha ]

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samaa'at

समा'अत

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سَماعَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the sense or power of hearing

[ Bahut hi zor ki awaz se parda-e-sama'at phat bhi sakta hai ]

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dozaKH

दोज़ख़

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دوزَخ

Origin : Persian
Noun

hell

[ Jannat ya dozakh aadmi ko apne amal ki wajah se milti hai ]

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iz.haar

इज़हार

.

اِظْہار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

visible, revealed

[ Shaer nazm ke zariya apne khayalat ka izhar karta hai ]

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iftitaah

इफ़्तिताह

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اِفْتِتاح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

inauguration, launching, inception

[ Wazir-e-aazam ne in dinon mulk mein kayi hazar karod Rupees lagat ke projecton ka iftitah kiya ]

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inkaar

इनकार

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اِنْکار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

refusal, denial, disapproval, rejection

[ Khuda ki Khudai se kaun inkar kar sakta hai ]

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fayyaazii

फ़य्याज़ी

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فَیّاضی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

generosity, liberality

[ Ramazan mein logon ki fayyazi dekhne layaq hoti hai ]

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aarzuu

आरज़ू

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آرْزُو

Origin : Persian
Noun

wish, desire, aspiration

[ Arzuon ko chhod do to sukun hi sukun hai ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

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اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

criticism

[ Achchha kaam karne ke liye kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahiye ]

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KHvaahish

ख़्वाहिश

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خواہِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

desire, wish, will

[ Zaruri nahin ki insan ki har ek khwahish puri ho ]

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