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suujh

common sense, far-sightedness, to realize, to get an idea

suujhaa

one with eyes, got an idea

suujh-buujh

understanding, intelligence

suujh nahii.n pa.Dtaa

دکھائی نہیں دیتا، نظر نہیں آتا

suujh pa.Dnaa

رک : سُوجھنا ، سمجھ میں آنا .

suujhaanaa

to cause to become visible, to cause to have an idea, point out, show, make one understand

suujhtaa nahii.n

دکھائی نہیں دیتا، نظر نہیں آتا، سمجھ میں نہیں آتا

suujhaa jaanaa

نظر آنا ، دِکھائی پڑنا .

suujhe nahiin aur Gulel kaa shauq

جس کے خیالات اپنی حیثیت سے بڑھ کر ہوں اس کے متعلق کہتے ہیں، شوق یا دعویٰ اس بات کا جس کی قدرت نہیں

suujhe nahii.n baTvaar chaa.nd se raam raam

کم سُوجھنے میں باریک بِینی کا گھمنڈ ، اپنی اہلیت سے زیادہ دعوے کرنا.

suujhaa.ii denaa

دِکھائی دینا ، نظر آنا .

suujhe nahii.n baTvaar chaa.nd kii raam raam

کم سُوجھنے میں باریک بِینی کا گھمنڈ ، اپنی اہلیت سے زیادہ دعوے کرنا.

suujhtaa

understand, brainstorm, comprehend

suujhnaa

be seen, see, be able to see, be visible, have a sudden idea or flash, to be or become visible or perceptible

suujhane

رک : سوجن ، ورم ، آماس .

suujhat

سمجھ ، عقل .

kam-suujh

جسے اچھی طرح دکھائی نہ دے

Meaning ofSee meaning sa.nyog in English, Hindi & Urdu

sa.nyog

संयोग•سَنْیوگ

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 121

संयोग के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

शृंगार रस का एक भेद जिसमें नायक नायिका के मिलन आदि का वर्णन होता है
दो या अधिक वस्तुओं का एक में या एक साथ होना, मेल, मिश्रण
आकस्मिक रूप से आने वाली वह स्थिति जिसमें एक घटना के साथ ही दूसरी घटना भी घटित हो
समागम, सहवास, स्त्री पुरुष का प्रसंग मिलाप
प्रेमी-प्रेमिका या स्त्री-पुरुष का मिलन
वैवाहिक संबंध
लगाव

سَنْیوگ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

سنجوگ

Urdu meaning of sa.nyog

Roman
Urdu

sanjog

Synonyms of sa.nyog

sanjog

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suujh

common sense, far-sightedness, to realize, to get an idea

suujhaa

one with eyes, got an idea

suujh-buujh

understanding, intelligence

suujh nahii.n pa.Dtaa

دکھائی نہیں دیتا، نظر نہیں آتا

suujh pa.Dnaa

رک : سُوجھنا ، سمجھ میں آنا .

suujhaanaa

to cause to become visible, to cause to have an idea, point out, show, make one understand

suujhtaa nahii.n

دکھائی نہیں دیتا، نظر نہیں آتا، سمجھ میں نہیں آتا

suujhaa jaanaa

نظر آنا ، دِکھائی پڑنا .

suujhe nahiin aur Gulel kaa shauq

جس کے خیالات اپنی حیثیت سے بڑھ کر ہوں اس کے متعلق کہتے ہیں، شوق یا دعویٰ اس بات کا جس کی قدرت نہیں

suujhe nahii.n baTvaar chaa.nd se raam raam

کم سُوجھنے میں باریک بِینی کا گھمنڈ ، اپنی اہلیت سے زیادہ دعوے کرنا.

suujhaa.ii denaa

دِکھائی دینا ، نظر آنا .

suujhe nahii.n baTvaar chaa.nd kii raam raam

کم سُوجھنے میں باریک بِینی کا گھمنڈ ، اپنی اہلیت سے زیادہ دعوے کرنا.

suujhtaa

understand, brainstorm, comprehend

suujhnaa

be seen, see, be able to see, be visible, have a sudden idea or flash, to be or become visible or perceptible

suujhane

رک : سوجن ، ورم ، آماس .

suujhat

سمجھ ، عقل .

kam-suujh

جسے اچھی طرح دکھائی نہ دے

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maa'shuuq

मा'शूक़

مَعْشُوق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beloved, sweetheart

[ Mashuq ki sahar-afrin (Charmed) surat dekh kar ashiq farefta ho gaya ]

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viiraan

वीरान

وِیْران

Origin : Persian

Adjective

ruined, deserted, waste, deserted, desolate place, lonely

[ Laila ki mohabbat men Qias viran ilaqe mein akele ghuma karta tha ]

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mavaaqe'

मवाक़े'

مَواقِع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

occasions, events, opportunities

[ Kuchh mawaqe par dhoi ke pakwan banaye jate hain ]

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farefta

फ़रेफ़्ता

فَریفْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

attracted to, deluded, seduced, infatuated

[ Krishn ki bansuri sun kar Gokul ke bashinde farefta ho gaye ]

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qibla

क़िबला

قِبْلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

polite form of address to a man

[ Qibla ek baat bataiye Gandhiji ke sath ek bakri bhi to thi ]

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fursat

फ़ुर्सत

فُرْصَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a time, opportunity, occasion

[ Sumaiya ko din-bhar chulha-chauka se fursat nahin milti ]

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bad-havaas

बद-हवास

بَد حَواس

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

stunned, confounded

[ Pagal kutte ke achanak kaat lene se Nik.hat bad-hawas ho gai ]

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KHvaahishaat

ख़्वाहिशात

خواہِشات

Origin : Persian

Noun

desires, wishes

[ Yaum-e-paidaish ke mauqa par aziz-o-aqairb nek khwahishat ka paigham irsal karte hain ]

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mu.addab

मुअद्दब

مؤدَّب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

respectful, reverential

[ Muaddab bachche sab ke dil mein apni jagah bana lete hain ]

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aazurda

आज़ुर्दा

آزُرْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

distressed, depressed, sad

[ Apnon ki bewafayi dil ko aazurda kar deti hai ]

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