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ghevar

A kind of sweetmeat composed of flour, milk, ghi, cocoa-nut and sugar that looks like a beehive

Gaavir

گہرا ،عمیق ؛ غور کرنے والا ، سوچنے والا ، لحاظ کرنے والا ؛ طاقتور

gahavar

گھوڑے کو چلا کر اگلی طرف کرنا

Gavaadii

ग्रादिव का बहु., प्रातःकाल के बादल।

gahvaare kaa taa'viiz

(گورکنی) زنانی قبر کا تعویذ جس کے اوپر وسط میں تکیے نما شکل بنا دیتے ہیں جو زنانی قبر کی علامت سمجھا جاتا ہے ، اسے گہوارے کا تعویذ کہتے ہیں.

gahvaare me.n

شیر خوارگی کے دنوں یں ، بہت چھٹپن میں.

ghav.Dat

لکڑی یا ستون جو چھت کے نیچے کھڑا کریں

gahvaare

houses

gahvaara

cradle, place of birth, place of origin, place where someone or something is brought or is supported, place of growth

gahvaara-e-jumbaa.n

वाला (वाली)।

gaahvaaraa

۔(ف)۔ دیکھو گہواراہ۔

gaah-vaaraa

رک : گہوارہ.

gahvaara-e-jumbaanii

rocking cradle.

gehvaa.n-ra.ng

wheatish

Meaning ofSee meaning gahvaare in English, Hindi & Urdu

gahvaare

गहवारे•گَہْوارے

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English meaning of gahvaare

Noun, Masculine

houses

Sher Examples

lafzoñ ke baTvāre meñ is chīḳh-bhare gahvāre meñ

bol to ham bhī sakte haiñ par shāmil hai ādāb meñ chup

lafzon ke baTware mein is chiKH-bhare gahware mein

bol to hum bhi sakte hain par shamil hai aadab mein chup

Abbas Tabish

vo lorī gā.eñgī aur un meñ bachchoñ ko sulā.eñgī

maiñ maaoñ ke liye phūloñ ke gahvāre banātā huuñ

wo lori gaengi aur un mein bachchon ko sulaengi

main maon ke liye phulon ke gahware banata hun

Saleem Ahmed

ishq-e-atfāl-e-chaman meñ haiñ anādil betāb

āshiyānoñ kā ye aalam hai ki gahvāre haiñ

ishq-e-atfal-e-chaman mein hain anadil betab

aashiyanon ka ye aalam hai ki gahware hain

Imdad Ali Bahr

گَہْوارے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

گہوارہ کی جمع نیز مغیرہ حالت، تراکیب میں مستعمل

Urdu meaning of gahvaare

Roman
Urdu

gahvaara kii jamaa niiz muGiirah haalat, taraakiib me.n mustaamal

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ghevar

A kind of sweetmeat composed of flour, milk, ghi, cocoa-nut and sugar that looks like a beehive

Gaavir

گہرا ،عمیق ؛ غور کرنے والا ، سوچنے والا ، لحاظ کرنے والا ؛ طاقتور

gahavar

گھوڑے کو چلا کر اگلی طرف کرنا

Gavaadii

ग्रादिव का बहु., प्रातःकाल के बादल।

gahvaare kaa taa'viiz

gahvaare me.n

شیر خوارگی کے دنوں یں ، بہت چھٹپن میں.

ghav.Dat

لکڑی یا ستون جو چھت کے نیچے کھڑا کریں

gahvaare

houses

gahvaara

cradle, place of birth, place of origin, place where someone or something is brought or is supported, place of growth

gahvaara-e-jumbaa.n

वाला (वाली)।

gaahvaaraa

۔(ف)۔ دیکھو گہواراہ۔

gaah-vaaraa

رک : گہوارہ.

gahvaara-e-jumbaanii

rocking cradle.

gehvaa.n-ra.ng

wheatish

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baahamii

बाहमी

باہَمی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

middle

[ Puna aur Ahmad Nagar ka bahami fasla sattar-assii meel se zyada nahin hai ]

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imkaan

इम्कान

اِمْکان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possibility, probability

[ March April ke mahine mein chechak hone ka imkan zyada rahta hai ]

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dil-shaad

दिल-शाद

دِل شاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

cheerful, glad

[ Barahvin ka natija aane ke baad ladkiyan is qadr dil-shaad aur masrur thin goya khushi ke mare phat padengi ]

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izdihaam

इज़्दिहाम

اِزدِحام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

concourse, throng, crowd, mob

[ 26 January ko yaum-e-jamhuriya ke mauqa par India Gate par logon ka izdiham hota hai ]

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munaqqash

मुनक़्क़श

مُنَقَّش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

painted, coloured

[ Ghar ki tamir ke baad zeb-o-zeenat ke liye munaqqash parde bhi lagaye gaye ]

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aabruu

आबरू

آبْرُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

honour, respect, prestige, dignity

[ Kisi ki halat uske waqar, rutba, aabru waghaira ki akkas hoti hai ]

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miqdaar

मिक़दार

مِقدار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quantity, estimate, evaluation, measurement

[ Zyada miqdar mein khana khane ki wajah se Khalid bimar pad gaya ]

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ta'aavun

त'आवुन

تَعاوُن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cooperation, mutual aid, assistance

[ Shauhar aur biwi ke bich aapas mein ta'aawun zaruri hai ]

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raqqaasa

रक़्क़ासा

رَقّاصَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

female dancer

[ Raqqasa ne raqs shuru karne se pahle musiqar ko taal ki miqdar batayi ]

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mutalaashii

मुतलाशी

مُتَلاشی

Origin : Turkish

Adjective

one who seeks or searches for, searcher, seeker

[ Haq ke mutalashi Gautam Budh haq ki talash mein nikal pade ]

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