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lau lagaanaa

have a constant desire

lai lagnaa

being obsessed with something

luu lagnaa

be bent on, be devoted to, suffer from heatstroke (due to exposure to hot wind)

lai lagaanaa

رک : لے پہ لگانا ، شوق پیدا کرنا ، بات سمجھانا .

allaah se lau lagaanaa

خدا ہی سے امید ہونا ،خدا ہی کا آسرا ہونا.

KHudaa se lau lagaanaa

being immersed in God

sho'la lagnaa

آگ لگنا، آگ بگولا ہونا، جلنا بُھننا، جل جانا

sho'le lagnaa

حسد کرنا، حسد کی آگ میں جلنا

dil ko lau lagnaa

محبت ہو جانا ؛ دُھن ہو جانا

dil se lau lagnaa

شدید طلب ہونا ، یاد میں محوبت طاری ہونا

KHudaa se lau lagnaa

اللہ سے اُمید رکھنا ، اللہ کی طرف متوجہ ہونا.

lai gin.naa

ہر وقت ایک ہی چیز کا خیال رہنا ، ایک ہی بات کی رٹ لگائے رہنا .

lai par lagaanaa

کوئی بات سمجھانا ، شوق پیدا کرنا ، رغبت دلانا .

lai pe lagaanaa

کوئی بات سمجھانا ، شوق پیدا کرنا ، رغبت دلانا .

Meaning ofSee meaning lau lagaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

lau lagaanaa

लौ लगाना•لَو لَگانا

Idiom

Root word: lau

Tags: Figurative

English meaning of lau lagaanaa

have a constant desire
meditate, concentrate on

लौ लगाना के हिंदी अर्थ

۵. आसरा दिलाना
۱. ख़्याल बांद॒हना, तसो्वर क़ायम करना, रुजू होना , मुराक़बा करना
۲. मुहब्बत करना, इशक़ करना, दिल लगाना
۳. आसरा रखना, उमीद रखना
दिलचस्पी लेना, भोपोर तवज्जा देना, ध्यान देना, दिल लगाना, राग़िब होना

لَو لَگانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

۱. خیال بان٘دْھنا ، تصوّر قائم کرنا ، رجوع ہونا ؛ مراقبہ کرنا .
۲. محبت کرنا ، عشق کرنا ، دل لگانا .
۳. آسرا رکھنا ، اُمید رکھنا .
۴. دلچسپی لینا ، بھوپور توجہ دینا ، دھیان دینا ، دل لگانا ، راغب ہونا .
۵. آسرا دلانا .

Urdu meaning of lau lagaanaa

Roman
Urdu

۱. Khyaal baand॒hanaa, tasoXvar qaayam karnaa, rujuu honaa ; muraaqaba karnaa
۲. muhabbat karnaa, ishaq karnaa, dil lagaanaa
۳. aasraa rakhnaa, umiid rakhnaa
۴. dilchaspii lenaa, bhopor tavajjaa denaa, dhyaan denaa, dil lagaanaa, raaGib honaa
۵. aasraa dilaana

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lau lagaanaa

have a constant desire

lai lagnaa

being obsessed with something

luu lagnaa

be bent on, be devoted to, suffer from heatstroke (due to exposure to hot wind)

lai lagaanaa

رک : لے پہ لگانا ، شوق پیدا کرنا ، بات سمجھانا .

allaah se lau lagaanaa

خدا ہی سے امید ہونا ،خدا ہی کا آسرا ہونا.

KHudaa se lau lagaanaa

being immersed in God

sho'la lagnaa

آگ لگنا، آگ بگولا ہونا، جلنا بُھننا، جل جانا

sho'le lagnaa

حسد کرنا، حسد کی آگ میں جلنا

dil ko lau lagnaa

محبت ہو جانا ؛ دُھن ہو جانا

dil se lau lagnaa

شدید طلب ہونا ، یاد میں محوبت طاری ہونا

KHudaa se lau lagnaa

اللہ سے اُمید رکھنا ، اللہ کی طرف متوجہ ہونا.

lai gin.naa

ہر وقت ایک ہی چیز کا خیال رہنا ، ایک ہی بات کی رٹ لگائے رہنا .

lai par lagaanaa

کوئی بات سمجھانا ، شوق پیدا کرنا ، رغبت دلانا .

lai pe lagaanaa

کوئی بات سمجھانا ، شوق پیدا کرنا ، رغبت دلانا .

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وِیْران

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मवाक़े'

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क़िबला

قِبْلَہ

Origin : Arabic

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फ़ुर्सत

فُرْصَت

Origin : Arabic

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बद-हवास

بَد حَواس

Origin : Persian, Arabic

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ख़्वाहिशात

خواہِشات

Origin : Persian

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desires, wishes

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mu.addab

मुअद्दब

مؤدَّب

Origin : Arabic

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आज़ुर्दा

آزُرْدَہ

Origin : Persian

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