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lessor

پٹا دینے والا

lesser

kamtar

'alas-sahar

about dawn, towards daybreak, in the early morning

sub-lessor

تحتی یا شکمی کر ائے دار کو کرائے پر دینے والا ثانوی اجارہ دہندہ۔.

lissa-e-damiya

(طب) ایک مرض جس میں مسوڑے پلپلے ہو جاتے ہیں اور اِن سے خون بہا کرتا ہے، پائیریا

Urdu words for lessor

lessor

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संज्ञा

  • पट्टा देने वाला
  • मालिक
  • पट्टा दहिंदा
  • ठेके पर देने वाला

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اسم

  • پٹا دینے والا
  • مالک
  • پَٹّا دِہندَہ
  • ٹھيکے پَر دينے والا

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lessor

پٹا دینے والا

lesser

kamtar

'alas-sahar

about dawn, towards daybreak, in the early morning

sub-lessor

تحتی یا شکمی کر ائے دار کو کرائے پر دینے والا ثانوی اجارہ دہندہ۔.

lissa-e-damiya

(طب) ایک مرض جس میں مسوڑے پلپلے ہو جاتے ہیں اور اِن سے خون بہا کرتا ہے، پائیریا

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