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muu-pareshaan

جس کے بال بکھرے ہوئے ہوں ، بال کھولے ہوئے (رنج و غم ، پریشانی ، جنوں و بے پروائی کے سبب)

muu-pareshaa.n

whose hair is scattered, hair scattered

pareshaa.n-muu

dishevelled hair, whose hair is scattered

baa-muu-e-pareshaa.n

بال بکھرے ہوئے

Meaning ofSee meaning muu-pareshaan in English, Hindi & Urdu

muu-pareshaan

मू-परेशान•مُو پَریشان

Origin: Persian

मू-परेशान के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • जिसके बाल बिखरे हुए होँ, बाल खोले हुए (दु:ख, चिन्ता, क्रोध तथा उदासीनता के कारण)

مُو پَریشان کے اردو معانی

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صفت

  • جس کے بال بکھرے ہوئے ہوں ، بال کھولے ہوئے (رنج و غم ، پریشانی ، جنوں و بے پروائی کے سبب)

Urdu meaning of muu-pareshaan

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  • jis ke baal bikhre hu.e huu.n, baal khole hu.e (ranj-o-Gam, pareshaanii, janon-o-beparvaa.ii ke sabab

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muu-pareshaan

جس کے بال بکھرے ہوئے ہوں ، بال کھولے ہوئے (رنج و غم ، پریشانی ، جنوں و بے پروائی کے سبب)

muu-pareshaa.n

whose hair is scattered, hair scattered

pareshaa.n-muu

dishevelled hair, whose hair is scattered

baa-muu-e-pareshaa.n

بال بکھرے ہوئے

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Gaddaar

ग़द्दार

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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

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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

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غِذا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

food, diet

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

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Gasb

ग़स्ब

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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اِعْزازی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

honorific, honorary

[ Maualan Azad National Urdu University ne Rekhta ke bani Sanjiv Saraf Sahab ko Urdu ki khidmat ke liye doctorate ki degree di ]

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