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kaartik

a Hindu calendar month that typically overlaps October and November

kairaaTak

a poisonous herb which grows opium

kurtaq

दे. ‘कुर्तः'।

karte kii sab bidyaa hai

Practice makes a man perfect.

karte kii biddiyaa hai

expertise is the result of practice, practice makes perfect

karte kii biddhyaa

علم کی وہ پختگی جو تجربہ اور مشق سے پیدا ہوتی ہے، کرتے رہنے کی مہارت کا نتیجہ ، مسلسل مشق کے سبب علم کی پختگی مشاقی سے ہاتھ درست رہتا ہے ، مشق سے کامیابی حاصل ہوتی ہے .

kar to kar nahii.n to KHudaa ke Gazab se Dar

۔مثل۔ جب کسی بے گناہ پر کوئی الزام ہو تو یہ مثل بولتےہیں۔ یعنی خدا تعالیٰ سے ہر وقت پناہ مانگنا چاہئے۔

kar to kar , nahii.n to KHudaa ke Gazab se Dar

رک : کر تو ڈرنہ تو ڈر.

karte kii bidyaa

kiritikaa

(ہیئت) ستائیس نچھتروں میں سے تیسرا نچھتر ، ثرّیا .

kartaa-karm

رحم وکرم ، مہربانی .

kiirti karnaa

شہرت حاصل کرنا

qir.at karnaa

تیزی سے پڑھنا ، عجلت سے الفاظ ادا کرنا .

karaa.n-taa-karaa.n

from one side to other side, from here to there, everywhere, four side

'aqiidat-kesh

having firm belief or faith, being firmly persuaded, faithful, believing

qir.at-KHaana

پڑھنے کا مکان، لائبریری، ریڈنگ روم

kuudte kuudte nachaniyaa ho jaataa hai

practice makes perfect

Meaning ofSee meaning kaartik in English, Hindi & Urdu

kaartik

कार्तिक•کارتک

Vazn : 212

English meaning of kaartik

Noun, Masculine

a Hindu calendar month that typically overlaps October and November
Kartik (Damodar) is the best, the purest of purifiers, and most glorious of all months, Kartik month is particularly dear to Lord Sri Krishna

कार्तिक के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

चांद्र संवत् का आठवां और सौर संवत् का सातवाँ महीना जो क्वार के बाद और अगहन के पहले पड़ता है
वह संवत्सर जिसमें बृहस्पति कृत्तिका तथा रोहिणी नक्षत्र में हों

Urdu meaning of kaartik

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kaartik

a Hindu calendar month that typically overlaps October and November

kairaaTak

a poisonous herb which grows opium

kurtaq

दे. ‘कुर्तः'।

karte kii sab bidyaa hai

Practice makes a man perfect.

karte kii biddiyaa hai

expertise is the result of practice, practice makes perfect

karte kii biddhyaa

kar to kar nahii.n to KHudaa ke Gazab se Dar

۔مثل۔ جب کسی بے گناہ پر کوئی الزام ہو تو یہ مثل بولتےہیں۔ یعنی خدا تعالیٰ سے ہر وقت پناہ مانگنا چاہئے۔

kar to kar , nahii.n to KHudaa ke Gazab se Dar

رک : کر تو ڈرنہ تو ڈر.

karte kii bidyaa

kiritikaa

(ہیئت) ستائیس نچھتروں میں سے تیسرا نچھتر ، ثرّیا .

kartaa-karm

رحم وکرم ، مہربانی .

kiirti karnaa

شہرت حاصل کرنا

qir.at karnaa

تیزی سے پڑھنا ، عجلت سے الفاظ ادا کرنا .

karaa.n-taa-karaa.n

from one side to other side, from here to there, everywhere, four side

'aqiidat-kesh

having firm belief or faith, being firmly persuaded, faithful, believing

qir.at-KHaana

پڑھنے کا مکان، لائبریری، ریڈنگ روم

kuudte kuudte nachaniyaa ho jaataa hai

practice makes perfect

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nazar-andaaz

नज़र-अंदाज़

نَظَر اَنداز

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

ignore, unnoticed, unworthy

[ Ye shoba (Department) aaj bhi intizamiya (Management) ka nazar-andaz kiya hua hai ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

شَریف

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

of high rank or dignity, exalted, eminent, honourable, noble

[ Rajput rajaon mein Mewad ka Rana sabse bada aur sharif samjha jata tha ]

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zauj

ज़ौज

زَوج

Origin : Arabic

Noun

spouse, consort, husband

[ Kamyab zindagi ke liye zauj ka ek dusre ko samajhna zaroori hai ]

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KHasaara

ख़सारा

خَسارَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

loss, damage, deficit

[ Ghair-qanuni kaam se khasara hi hota hai ]

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naadaan

नादान

نادان

Origin : Persian

Adjective

ignorant, unlearned

[ Akhbar wale bhi kitne nadan hote hain chand maah baad uthne wale tufan ka bhi andaza nahin kar sakte ]

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farsuuda

फ़र्सूदा

فَرْسُودَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

eroded, weathered, spoiled by time or age, effaced

[ Farsooda soch rakhne wale log hamesha piche rah jate hain ]

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faroKHt

फ़रोख़्त

فَروخْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

sale, disposal

[ Mobile Apps ki madad se online farokht ki raftar mein zarbardast izafa hua hai ]

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maahir

माहिर

ماہِرْ

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

expert

[ Maahir ustaad bachchon ko behtarin tariqe se padhate hain taki vo achche number haasil kar sakein ]

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ziyaa.n

ज़ियाँ

زِیاں

Origin : Persian

Noun

damage, loss, detriment

[ Waqt ka zaaye karna darasl zindagi ka ziyan hai ]

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tuuda

तूदा

تُودَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

mound, heap, stack

[ Barish ne mitti ke tudon ko khiska diya aur rasta band ho gaya ]

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