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svarg

heaven, paradise

svarg-vaas

death, demise

svarg-baashii

late, deceased

svarg-vaasii

dwelling in heaven, heavenly, celestial, an inhabitant of heaven

svarg-vaanii

svarg-baash honaa

to leave the world, to die, to pass away, to take the path of non-existence

svarg baash honaa

svargii

died, late

svarglok

the abode of heaven, heaven, paradise, the celestial state

bhuu-svarg

lit . 'Heaven on earth', an epithet of the mountain Sumeru

apne mare bin svarg nahii.n miltaa

one can't get anything without effort

daa.ii ho miiThii, daadaa ho miiThaa to svarg kaun jaa.e

sovereign pontiff

ر ک.

sovereign good

(the کے بعد) خیر اعلیٰ، بہترین مفاد خصوصاً ریاست کا، اس کے باشندوں کا۔.

sovereignty

KHud-muKHtaarii

sovereign

sovereignly

شاہانہ

savaarii gaa.nThnaa

savaad-e-gor

darkness inside the grave

jajmaan chaahe suvarg ko jaa.e chaahe nark ko, mujhe dahii puurii se kaam

Meaning ofSee meaning sipihr in English, Hindi & Urdu

sipihr

सिपिह्रسِپِہْر

Origin: Persian

English meaning of sipihr

Noun, Masculine

सिपिह्र के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

سِپِہْر کے اردو معانی

اسم، مذکر

  • آسمان، فلک، گگن، قسمت، وقت، دنیا

Interesting Information on sipihr

Ever wondered what’s the connection between the word ‘Pahar’ and ‘Pahre-Daar’? In ancient India, ‘Pahar’ used to be the unit of keeping time - with each day consisting of 8 Pahars, and each Pahar as long as 3 hours. During each Pahar, a ‘Pahre-Daar’ would be performing watchmanship, and at the end of each hour, he would strike a metal bell and announce that he was on guard; besides, it was also the way to know what time it was. ‘Pahar’ is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Prahar’. The word ‘Pahre-Daar’, however, has now been limited to meanings such as watchman, guard, or sentry. In Urdu poetry, the phrases ‘Aath Pahar’, ‘Raat Ke Pichhle Pahar’, and ‘Sih-Pahar’ are abundantly found. Like: sih-pahar hī se koī shakl banātī hai ye shaam ḳhud jo rotī hai mujhe bhī to rulātī hai ye shaam In Persian, ‘Sih’ means three. And, the third Pahar of a day is also known as ‘Sih-Pahar’.

Author: Azra Naqvi

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