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jab.ha

the forehead

jab.haa

۔(ھ) مذکر۔ جبڑا۔ ۲۔حوصلہ۔ عالی ہمتی۔ ہمّت۔ اس کا غصہ دیکھ کر کسی کو اتنا جہبا نہ تھا کہ کوٹھری کے اندر قدم رکھے۔

jab-hii

at the very time

jabhaa

رک: جبہا

jabhii

so that is why, whenever, wherever

jab.ha-saa

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

jab.ha-saa.ii

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

jiibhii

a thin arched leaf made of metal, from which the dirt and grime on the tongue is removed or peeled

jibhii

tasselled strings for plaiting hair

zib.ha

حلق کا التہاب یا ورم ؛ درد دل ، اینجائینا.

jab.ha-farsaa

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

jabhaa.ii

رک: جماہی

ja.nbhaa.ii

رک : جمائی.

jaa bhii

چلا جا، دور ہوجا

jaa.o bhii

ایسے موقع پر کہتے ہیں جب یہ کہنا ہو کہ تم سے کچھ نہ ہوسکا .

jaa.o bhii

sarcastic remark to say that you are of no use or you could not do what you claimed or what was expected of you

jabhii to

۔اسی سے۔ ؎

zabiihii

sacrificial

zabiiha

animal lawfully slaughtered and fit for food according to Islamic tenets

zibh-e-'aziim

a great sacrifice

jiibhii-machchhii

the tongue-like fish,' a sole

zab.h-e-iztiraar

toto slaughter an animal forcedly

zib.h-e-akbar

वह दुंबा जो हजत इस्माईल के बदले में जब्ह हुआ।

zib.ha-e-sadriyya

chest pain caused by overwork in a weak heart condition

jiibhaaraa

صاف گو ؛ باتو نی ، زبان دراز ؛ بد زبان ، گیر

jibhaaraa

باتونی؛ تیز زبان؛ منھْ پھٹ، بد زبان

jiibhaar

صاف گو ؛ باتو نی ، زبان دراز ؛ بد زبان ، گیر

daaG-e-jab.ha-saa.ii

وہ نِشان جو سجدہ کرنے کی وجہ سے ماتھے پر پڑ جاتا ہے ، عِبادت کا نِشان.

mazaaq-e-jab.ha-saa.ii

سجدہ کرنے کا ذوق یا لذت، عبادت کا ذوق و شوق

do-jiibhaa

two-tongued, double-tongued

kal-jibbhaa

(Lexical) black-tongued

kal-jibbhii

the feminine of 'kal-jibbhaa' the black-tongued

Meaning ofSee meaning jab.ha in English, Hindi & Urdu

jab.ha

जबहा•جَبْہَہ

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 22

Word Family: j-b-h

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English meaning of jab.ha

Noun, Masculine

  • the forehead
  • boldness, bravery
  • one of the twenty-eight asterisms in the moon's path, consisting of four stars
  • group of people, multitude
  • a particular salute given in honour of commanders
  • ( Military) a troop of men or horses, front, front line

जबहा के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

جَبْہَہ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • وہ حصہ چہرے کا جو دونوں ابرؤوں کے درمیان ہوتا ہے، فارسیوں نے بمعنی پیشانی استعمال کیا ہے، پیشانی، ماتھا
  • ہمت، حوصلہ، جرأت، سامنا کرنے کی ہمت، نظر ملانے کا عمل، بات کرنے کی ہمت
  • چاند کی اٹھائیس منزلوں میں سے ایک منزل جو چار ستاروں پر مشتمل ہے
  • مجمع، بھیڑ
  • امرا کے لیے بطور احترام خاص سلام
  • (عسکری) محاذ، جنگ، فرنٹ

Synonyms of jab.ha

siimaa jabiin naasiya maathaa peshaanii

Compound words of jab.ha

jab.ha-farsaa jab.ha-saa jab.ha-saa.ii

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jab.ha

the forehead

jab.haa

۔(ھ) مذکر۔ جبڑا۔ ۲۔حوصلہ۔ عالی ہمتی۔ ہمّت۔ اس کا غصہ دیکھ کر کسی کو اتنا جہبا نہ تھا کہ کوٹھری کے اندر قدم رکھے۔

jab-hii

at the very time

jabhaa

رک: جبہا

jabhii

so that is why, whenever, wherever

jab.ha-saa

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

jab.ha-saa.ii

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

jiibhii

a thin arched leaf made of metal, from which the dirt and grime on the tongue is removed or peeled

jibhii

tasselled strings for plaiting hair

zib.ha

حلق کا التہاب یا ورم ؛ درد دل ، اینجائینا.

jab.ha-farsaa

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

jabhaa.ii

رک: جماہی

ja.nbhaa.ii

رک : جمائی.

jaa bhii

چلا جا، دور ہوجا

jaa.o bhii

ایسے موقع پر کہتے ہیں جب یہ کہنا ہو کہ تم سے کچھ نہ ہوسکا .

jaa.o bhii

sarcastic remark to say that you are of no use or you could not do what you claimed or what was expected of you

jabhii to

۔اسی سے۔ ؎

zabiihii

sacrificial

zabiiha

animal lawfully slaughtered and fit for food according to Islamic tenets

zibh-e-'aziim

a great sacrifice

jiibhii-machchhii

the tongue-like fish,' a sole

zab.h-e-iztiraar

toto slaughter an animal forcedly

zib.h-e-akbar

वह दुंबा जो हजत इस्माईल के बदले में जब्ह हुआ।

zib.ha-e-sadriyya

chest pain caused by overwork in a weak heart condition

jiibhaaraa

صاف گو ؛ باتو نی ، زبان دراز ؛ بد زبان ، گیر

jibhaaraa

باتونی؛ تیز زبان؛ منھْ پھٹ، بد زبان

jiibhaar

صاف گو ؛ باتو نی ، زبان دراز ؛ بد زبان ، گیر

daaG-e-jab.ha-saa.ii

وہ نِشان جو سجدہ کرنے کی وجہ سے ماتھے پر پڑ جاتا ہے ، عِبادت کا نِشان.

mazaaq-e-jab.ha-saa.ii

سجدہ کرنے کا ذوق یا لذت، عبادت کا ذوق و شوق

do-jiibhaa

two-tongued, double-tongued

kal-jibbhaa

(Lexical) black-tongued

kal-jibbhii

the feminine of 'kal-jibbhaa' the black-tongued

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chaara-gar

चारा-गर

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چارَہ گَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

one who finds a way out (of trouble)

[ Na Hamdam ki jaan-nisari khush kar sakti hai na chara-gar ki aasman-o-zamin ke qulabe milane wali chizen ]

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'aarzii

'आरज़ी

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عَارْضِی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

temporary, short-lived, interim

[ Karkunan ko markaz ki taraf se arzi rahat di gayi hai ]

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asiir

असीर

.

اَسِیر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

captive, prisoner

[ Har jang mein lakhon aadami mare jate hain utne hi aseer kiye jate hain ]

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davaa

दवा

.

دَوا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

medicine, drug

[ Kisan khet mein kida-maar dawa ka istimal karte hain ]

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hatak-e-'izzat

हतक-ए-'इज़्ज़त

.

ہَتکِ عِزَّت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

defamation, disgrace

[ Ab is mulk mein bhi hatak-e-izzat ke muqadmon ki tadad badhti jati hai ]

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kaasht

काश्त

.

کاشْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

cultivation

[ Zamin ka aathvan hissa kapas ki kasht ke liye makhsus kar diya gaya tha ]

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kaarkunaan

कारकुनान

.

کارْکُنان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

workers, volunteer

[ Election ki wajah se sarkari karkunan ka bade paimane par tabadila hua hai ]

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sanaa

सना

.

ثَنا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

praise, eulogy, commendation, applause

[ Wali (Saint) log hamesha Khuda ki hamd-o-sana karte rahte hain ]

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talaaq

तलाक़

.

طَلاق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

divorcing (a woman)

[ Talaq ke baad Zubaida ko arzi pareshani to hui lekin wo khush bahut thi ]

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habs

हब्स

.

حَبْس

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Verb

sultriness, stillness (of air), closeness (of atmosphere)

[ Garmiyon ke mausam mein ek sham thi aur faza (atmosphere) mein bada habs ho raha tha ]

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