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maqbuuza

seized, captured, occupied, possessed, taken possession of

maqbuuza-jaat

conquered territories, occupied areas

maqbuuza-'ilaaqa

وہ علاقہ جس پر قبضہ کر لیا گیا ہو ، زیر نگیں علاقہ ۔

maqbuuzagii

قبضہ ہونے کی حالت ، قبضہ میں آنا یا ہونا ۔

maqbuuzaat

وہ آراضی یا علاقے جو قبضے میں ہوں یا جن پر قبضہ کیا گیا ہو ۔

Gair-maqbuuza

جس پر کسی کا قبضہ نہ ہو ، لاوارث.

rivaayat-e-maqbuuza

(فقہ) روایت مقبوضہ یہ ہے کہ قبول کی جاوے گی شہادت عدو دُنیا کی اگر وہ عدل ہو، یہی صحیح ہے اور اسی پر اعتماد ہے

mamluuka-o-maqbuuza

owned and possessed (by)

Meaning ofSee meaning maqbuuza in English, Hindi & Urdu

maqbuuza

मक़बूज़ा•مَقبُوضہ

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 222

Root word: qabz

Word Family: q-b-z

English meaning of maqbuuza

Adjective

seized, captured, occupied, possessed, taken possession of

Sher Examples

mirī zamīn ko maqbūza tū zamīñ na samajh

ki TūTne ko hai afsūñ tirī sipāhoñ kā

meri zamin ko maqbuza tu zamin na samajh

ki TuTne ko hai afsun teri sipahon ka

Bakhsh Layalpuri

मक़बूज़ा के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

जिस पर कब्जा या अधिकार किया गया हो, जो चीज़ क़ब्जे में हो, कब्ज़ा किया हुआ, अधिकृत, अधीन, मिल्कियत

مَقبُوضہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

قبضہ کیا گیا، وہ چیز جس پر قبضہ کیا جائے، یا جو قبضہ میں ہو، زیر تصرف یا ہاتھ میں آیا ہوا، فتح کیا ہوا، ملکیت

Urdu meaning of maqbuuza

Roman
Urdu

qabzaa kiya gayaa, vo chiiz jis par qabzaa kiya jaaye, ya jo qabzaa me.n ho, zer tasarruf ya haath me.n aaya hu.a, fatah kyaa hu.a, milkiyat

Compound words of maqbuuza

maqbuuza-jaat

Related searched words

maqbuuza

seized, captured, occupied, possessed, taken possession of

maqbuuza-jaat

conquered territories, occupied areas

maqbuuza-'ilaaqa

وہ علاقہ جس پر قبضہ کر لیا گیا ہو ، زیر نگیں علاقہ ۔

maqbuuzagii

قبضہ ہونے کی حالت ، قبضہ میں آنا یا ہونا ۔

maqbuuzaat

وہ آراضی یا علاقے جو قبضے میں ہوں یا جن پر قبضہ کیا گیا ہو ۔

Gair-maqbuuza

جس پر کسی کا قبضہ نہ ہو ، لاوارث.

rivaayat-e-maqbuuza

(فقہ) روایت مقبوضہ یہ ہے کہ قبول کی جاوے گی شہادت عدو دُنیا کی اگر وہ عدل ہو، یہی صحیح ہے اور اسی پر اعتماد ہے

mamluuka-o-maqbuuza

owned and possessed (by)

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Gaddaar

ग़द्दार

غَدّار

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

traitor, mutineer

[ Zyada-tar mulk ghaddar ka jurm sabit hone par mujrim ko saza-e-maut dete hain ]

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Gubaar

ग़ुबार

غبار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

dust, cloud of dust

[ Garmi ke dinon mein aasman par ghubar sa nazar aata hai ]

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Gizaa

ग़िज़ा

غِذا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

food, diet

[ Arab mein pilu ka darakht oonton ki aam ghiza thi ]

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Gasb

ग़स्ब

غَصْب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possession by force without right

[ Abdulkarim ke marne ke baad uski jagah Abudllah ne ghasb kar li ]

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Gabii

ग़बी

غَبی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

weak in mind, retarded

[ Adeeb ya shayer apne muaashare ka koi kahil ya ghabi fard nahin hota ]

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Gair

ग़ैर

غَیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun,

another person, stranger

[ Tumhara baap aisa nadan nahin hai ki binaa puchhe tumhara hath ek ghair aadami ke hath mein de de ]

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Garaz

ग़रज़

غَرَض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

intention, object, purpose, meaning

[ Insan ki tamam koshishon ke pichhe koi na koi gharaz zaroor hoti hai ]

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Gariib

ग़रीब

غَرِیب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

poor, destitute, penurious

[ Sarkar gharib logon ki madad ke liye koshish kar rahi hai ]

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Gaarat

ग़ारत

غارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ravage, devastation, waste, ruin

[ Jang zindagi ke husn ko gharat kar deti hai ]

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e'zaazii

ए'ज़ाज़ी

اِعْزازی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

honorific, honorary

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