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madluulaat

ثابت کی ہوئی یا دلالت کی ہوئی باتیں ، بتلائے گئے معانی ۔

medullated

مَغزی غُلاف دار

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madluulaat

मदलूलात•مَدلُولات

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  • ثابت کی ہوئی یا دلالت کی ہوئی باتیں ، بتلائے گئے معانی ۔

Urdu meaning of madluulaat

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  • saabit kii hu.ii ya dalaalat kii hu.ii baate.n, batlaa.e ge ma.aanii

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madluulaat

ثابت کی ہوئی یا دلالت کی ہوئی باتیں ، بتلائے گئے معانی ۔

medullated

مَغزی غُلاف دار

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kaamil

कामिल

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کامِل

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

expert, skillful

[ Badhayi, kumhar waghaira ilm-e-dast-kaari (Handicraft Art) mein kamil hote hain ]

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amvaat

अम्वात

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اَمْوات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

deaths, casualties

[ Coronavirus ki wajah se duniya bhar mein bahut zyada amwat huyi thin ]

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tauhiin

तौहीन

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تَوہِین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

insult, disgrace, contempt, dishonour

[ Kisi bhi zaban ka mazaq udana us zaban ke bolne walon ki tauhin hai ]

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ahmaq

अहमक़

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اَحْمَق

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

fool, simpleton, booby, blockhead, idiot, stupid

[ Baar-baar ek hi ghalti karne wala insan ahmaq hi samjha jata hai ]

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tauqiir

तौक़ीर

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تَوقِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

honour, respect, reverence, veneration

[ Jo insan dusron ki tauqir karta hai, vo khud bhi izzat pata hai ]

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zaujain

ज़ौजैन

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زَوجَین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

husband and wife, spouses

[ Zaujain ke bich choti choti baton mein bardasht rishte ko sanwarti hai ]

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'aziiz

'अज़ीज़

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عَزِیز

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

a dear friend, friend

[ Jawan bete ki maut se sogowar khandan ko unke aziz aur rishtedar log dilasa dila rahe the ]

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ibtidaa

इब्तिदा

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اِبْتِدا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

beginning, commencement

[ Do mulkon ke darmiyan amn ki ibtida baat-cheet se huyi ]

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sogvaar

सोगवार

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سُوْگْوار

Origin : Persian
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sorrowful, mourning

[ Maasum bachche ki maut ne pure muhalle ko sogvaar kar diya ]

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miiraas

मीरास

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مِیراث

Origin : Arabic
Noun

ancestral or hereditary estate or property, inheritance

[ Ye baat sab ko malum thi ki miras bahut aziz (Favourite) chiz hai ]

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