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raa.D kii lenaa

بے جا منوانے کے لیے ضد کرنا ، غلط بات ہر اَڑ جانا

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raa.D kii lenaa

राड़ की लेना•راڑ کی لینا

Idiom

राड़ की लेना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • बेजा मनवाने के लिए ज़िद करना, ग़लत बात पर अड़ जाना

راڑ کی لینا کے اردو معانی

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  • بے جا منوانے کے لیے ضد کرنا ، غلط بات ہر اَڑ جانا

Urdu meaning of raa.D kii lenaa

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  • bejaa manvaane ke li.e zid karnaa, Galat baat har u.D jaana

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raa.D kii lenaa

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paikar

पैकर

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پَیکَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

form, appearance, figure, portrait

[ Hanuman Ji ne Sarsa Rakshasi ke samne dev-paikar shakl ikhtiyar ki ]

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nasiibaa

नसीबा

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نَصِیبا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

fate, fortune

[ Aisa aqida (Belief) hai ki nasiba muta'اyyan karne ke liye Barhama ne Barhama-lekh likha hai ]

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vukalaa

वुकला

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وُکَلا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

representatives

[ Shahjahan badshah hua aur sab mulkon ke vukala ke hazir rahne ka hukm diya ]

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huquuq

हुक़ूक़

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حُقُوق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

rights, dues, laws, privileges

[ Doctor Bhim Raw Ambedkar ne Hindustan mein Dalit samaj ke logon ke huquq ki ladai ladi thi ]

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'aqiida

'अक़ीदा

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عَقیِدہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

belief, faith

[ Sir David.... ke aqide ke mutabiq corban ka khalis bilor almaas yani hira hai ]

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shahiid

शहीद

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شَہِید

Origin : Arabic
Noun

a martyr

[ Aiwan (Assembly) mein memran ne kuch pal khamush rah kar shahidon ko khiraj-e-aqidat (Tribute) pesh ki ]

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raGbat

रग़बत

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رَغْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

esteem, affection, pleasure

[ Ik chhoti si baat par dost ka chehra utra hua tha, usne khana bhi raghbat se nahin khaya ]

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ranjish

रंजिश

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رَنْجِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

indignation, grief, unpleasantness

[ Hajva (lampooning) ka mazaq rafta-rafta is qadr badha ki jahan kisi se ranjish huyi hajva shuru ho gayi ]

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baa'z

बा'ज़

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بَعْض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

some, certain, few, several

[ Sardi ke mausam mein thand se bachne ke liye rain-basere se baaz log phir bhi mahroom rah gaye ]

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seh-ra.ngii

सेह-रंगी

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سِہ رَنگی

Origin : Persian
Adjective

tree colored, tricolor

[ Sipahi ka jasd-e-khaki (mortal body) Hindustan ke seh-ranghi jhande mein lipta hua darshan ke liye rakha gaya tha ]

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