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haat khii.nchnaa

کسی کام سے ہاتھ روک لینا ؛ بے تعلق ہونا ، دست بردار ہونا (رک : ہاتھ کھینچنا) ۔

hai.at khii.nchnaa

شکل و صورت یا وضع پیش کرنا، خاکہ اُتارنا

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haat khii.nchnaa

हात खींचना•ہات کِھینچنا

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हात खींचना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • किसी काम से हाथ रोक लेना , बे-तअल्लुक़ होना, दस्त-बरदार होना (रुक : हाथ खींचना)

ہات کِھینچنا کے اردو معانی

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  • کسی کام سے ہاتھ روک لینا ؛ بے تعلق ہونا ، دست بردار ہونا (رک : ہاتھ کھینچنا) ۔

Urdu meaning of haat khii.nchnaa

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  • kisii kaam se haath rok lenaa ; betaalluq honaa, dastabardaar honaa (ruk ha haath khiinchnaa)

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haat khii.nchnaa

کسی کام سے ہاتھ روک لینا ؛ بے تعلق ہونا ، دست بردار ہونا (رک : ہاتھ کھینچنا) ۔

hai.at khii.nchnaa

شکل و صورت یا وضع پیش کرنا، خاکہ اُتارنا

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mutavaffii

मुतवफ़्फ़ी

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مُتَوَفِّی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

dead, late, deceased

[ Police ne mutavaffi ki lash ko post-mortem ke liye cheerghar bhejva diya hai ]

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dar

दर

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دَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

door, gate

[ Kahte hain ki Khuda ke dar se koi mayus nahin lauTta hai ]

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zeb

ज़ेब

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زِیْب

Origin : Persian
Noun

elegance, grace

[ Padhe-likhe aadmi ko ye zeb nahin deta ki baat-chit mein tahzib ka daman chhor de ]

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tezaab

तेज़ाब

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تیزاب

Origin : Persian
Noun

acid

[ Tezab aisi chiz hai jis se taamiri kaam bhi kiya ja sakta hai aur ye barbadi ke liye bhi istemal ho sakta hai ]

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dard

दर्द

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دَرْد

Origin : Persian
Noun

ache, pain

[ Sar mein aksar dard rahne ki wajh se mizaj ka chidchidapan fitri hai ]

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bezaar

बेज़ार

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بیزار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

sick of, displeased, tired of, weary, vexed

[ Pareshani ho to aadami tafrih to tafrih zindagi se bhi bezar nazar aata hai ]

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bezaarii

बेज़ारी

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بیزاری

Origin : Persian
Noun

displeasure, weariness

[ Ghar mein aaye din koi na koi masla paida hota rahta hai isiliye ghar jate hue badi bezari si mahsoos hoti hai ]

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dar-ba-dar

दर-ब-दर

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دَر بَدَر

Origin : Persian
Adverb

from door to door

[ Naukari ki talash mein dar-ba-dar phirne se achchha hai koi tijaarat kar len ]

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daraaz

दराज़

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دَراز

Origin : Persian, English
Noun, Adjective

extended, tall, lengthy

[ Baton ka silsila daraaz ho gaya to main ukta kar chala aaya ]

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zebaa

ज़ेबा

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زیبا

Origin : Persian
Adjective

elegant, graceful

[ Buzurgon aur ustad se tez lahja mein guftugu zeba nahin samjhi jati ]

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