Search results

Saved words

Showing results for "mutasaddi"

mutasaddi

daring, opposing, one who turns away the face, opposes or objects

mutasadde'

plaguing, troubling, causing pain or inconvenience

mutasadda'

suffering with pain and anguish

mutasaddim

grieved, aggrieved, afflicted, sad

mutasaddii-garii

clerkship

mutashaddidaana-ravayya

sternness, hardness, harshness, rigorousness, cruelty

mutashaddidaana-taba'

شدت رکھنے والی طبیعت کا مالک ، اپنے انداز اور اصول و ضوابط میں سختی برتنے والا ۔

muu-e-aatish-diida

hair singed by fire, hair that has seen fire, curly hair

mutashaddidaana

strictly, violently

mutashaddid

strict, rigorous, stern, firm

mutashaddidiin

متشدد (رک) کی جمع ؛ سختی برتنے والے ، مذہبی معاملات میں شدت رکھنے والے ۔

mutashaddid honaa

سخت ہونا ، کٹر یا شدت رکھنے والا ہونا ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning mutasaddi in English, Hindi & Urdu

mutasaddi

मुतसद्दी•مُتَصَدّی

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 1122

English meaning of mutasaddi

Adjective, Masculine

daring, opposing, one who turns away the face, opposes or objects

Noun, Masculine

scribe, secretary, clerk, accountant

Sher Examples

hisāb-e-shauq kā daftar likhā to jhuñjhlā kar

kahā maiñ kyā mutasaddi thā jo hisāb likhā

hisab-e-shauq ka daftar likha to jhunjhla kar

kaha main kya mutasaddi tha jo hisab likha

Nazeer Akbarabadi

मुतसद्दी के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण, पुल्लिंग

दरपे होने वाला, सामने आने वाला, कोशिश करने वाला, एतराज़ या मुख़ालिफ़त करने वाला

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

मुंशी, लेखक
व्यवस्थापक, प्रबंधकर्ता, दीवान
मुनीम, गणक
पेशकार
अभिकर्ता

مُتَصَدّی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت، مذکر

۱۔ درپے ہونے والا ، سامنے آنے والا ، کوشش کرنے والا ؛ اعتراض یا مخالفت کرنے والا ۔
۲۔ (کسی کام کا) ذمے دار، کفیل ، منتظم ، مہتمم ۔
۱۔ پیشکار ، دیوان ۔
۲۔ منشی ، محرر ، کاتب ، نقل نویس۔
۳۔ حساب کتاب لکھنے والا ، محاسب ، جمع و خرچ نویس ۔
۴۔ نائب ، گماشتہ ۔

Urdu meaning of mutasaddi

Roman
Urdu

۱۔ darpe hone vaala, saamne aane vaala, koshish karne vaala ; etraaz ya muKhaalifat karne vaala
۲۔ (kisii kaam ka) zimmedaar, kafiil, muntazim, muhtamim
۱۔ peshakaar, diivaan
۲۔ munshii, muharrir, kaatib, naqalanviis
۳۔ hisaab kitaab likhne vaala, muhaasib, jamaa-o-Kharch naviis
۴۔ naayab, gumaashta

Related searched words

mutasaddi

daring, opposing, one who turns away the face, opposes or objects

mutasadde'

plaguing, troubling, causing pain or inconvenience

mutasadda'

suffering with pain and anguish

mutasaddim

grieved, aggrieved, afflicted, sad

mutasaddii-garii

clerkship

mutashaddidaana-ravayya

sternness, hardness, harshness, rigorousness, cruelty

mutashaddidaana-taba'

شدت رکھنے والی طبیعت کا مالک ، اپنے انداز اور اصول و ضوابط میں سختی برتنے والا ۔

muu-e-aatish-diida

hair singed by fire, hair that has seen fire, curly hair

mutashaddidaana

strictly, violently

mutashaddid

strict, rigorous, stern, firm

mutashaddidiin

متشدد (رک) کی جمع ؛ سختی برتنے والے ، مذہبی معاملات میں شدت رکھنے والے ۔

mutashaddid honaa

سخت ہونا ، کٹر یا شدت رکھنے والا ہونا ۔

Citation Index: See the sources referred to in building Rekhta Dictionary

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

laazim

लाज़िम

لازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessary, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand hone ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

society

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

hausala

हौसला

حَوصَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, spirit

[ Shyam ek baland-hausla shakhs hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

malzuum

मलज़ूम

مَلْزوم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessitated, connected, affixed

[ Ilm aur yaqin ye donon aapas mein lazim wa malzum hain ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

iKHtiyaar

इख़्तियार

اِخْتِیار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

power, authority, control

[ Har shakhs ko ikhtiyar hai ki apni marzi chalaye lekin dosron ka haq marne ka ikhtiyar use nahin diya ja sakta ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

KHvaahish

ख़्वाहिश

خواہِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

desire, aspiration, wish, will

[ Zaruri nahin ki insan ki har ek khwahish puri ho ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

salaamatii

सलामती

سَلامَتَی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

health

[ Maan hamesha apne bachchon ki salaamati ke liye dua karti hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

iqtidaar-e-aa'laa

इक़्तिदार-ए-आ'ला

اِقْتِدارِ اَعْلیٰ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supreme authority, sovereignty

[ Har shahri ki zimmedari hai ki vo apne mulk ke itiqdar-e-aalaa ka ehtiram kare ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

fariiza

फ़रीज़ा

فَرِیضَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

liability, responsibility

[ Apne gharon aur galiyon ko saaf rakhna ham sab ka ijtimayi fariza hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

mushtaaq

मुश्ताक़

مُشْتاق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

anxious to see an absent friend, ardent, eager, keen

[ Mohabbat mein insan hamesha mahboob ke didar ka mushtaq rahta hai ]

Today's Vocabulary

Learn 10 Urdu words daily on Mobile App

"10 words down, endless possibilities ahead! 🚀📖"

Tune in tomorrow for the next 'Word of the Day' and elevate your language game!

"Unlock a world of Urdu words at your fingertips!"

Download App

Latest Blogs

4 min

Linguistic Journey from Mirza.ii to Jawahar Cut / Nehru Jacket

Over time, not only have fashion trends changed, but the words used for different garments have also undergone fascinating transformations. Behind each name lies a story — woven from threads of culture, history, and language ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 19 June 2025

4 min

Khat: More Than Just a Letter

In our everyday conversations, two Urdu words often come up: (خط) “KHat” and (چٹھی) “chitthi” both referring to letters. Although writing letters has become rare in the age of instant messaging and social media, there was a time when handwritten lett ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 19 May 2025

4 min

Miin Mekh Nikaalna: From Zodiac Signs to Nitpicking Minds" —A Cultural and Astrological Insight into an Urdu-Hindi Idiom

The idiom "Miin Mekh Nikaalna" (مین میکھ نکالنا) is often used in everyday speech to describe someone who finds unnecessary faults, raises objections over trivial matters, or is overly critical. At first glance, it might seem like just another colorf ...continue reading

by Azra Naqvi | 03 May 2025

See All

Critique us (mutasaddi)

Name

Comment

I have read and I agree to Rekhta Privacy Policy

Submit

mutasaddi

Upload Image Learn More

Name

Display Name

Attach Image

Select image

(format .png, .jpg, .jpeg & max size 4MB and upto 4 images)

I authorize Rekhta to make use of my image/s and I hold responsibility for the copyright of the same.

Cancel Upload Image

Subscribe to receive news & updates

I have read and I agree to Rekhta Privacy Policy

Speak Now

Delete 44 saved words?

Do you really want to delete these records? This process cannot be undone

Cancel Delete

Want to show word meaning

Do you really want to Show these meaning? This process cannot be undone

Cancel Done