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tasviir-e-diibaa

portrait sketched on a silk fabric, (met.) a motionless visage

Meaning ofSee meaning tasviir-e-diibaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

tasviir-e-diibaa

तस्वीर-ए-दीबा•تَصْوِیرِ دِیبا

Vazn : 22222

English meaning of tasviir-e-diibaa

Noun, Feminine

  • portrait sketched on a silk fabric, (met.) a motionless visage

تَصْوِیرِ دِیبا کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

  • ریشمی کپڑے (دیبا) پر بنی ہوئی تصویر، (مجازاً) بے حس و حرکت شکل ، رک : تصویر قالی.

Urdu meaning of tasviir-e-diibaa

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  • Urdu

  • reshmii kap.De (diibaa) par banii hu.ii tasviir, (majaazan) behis-o-harkat shakl, ruk ha tasviir-e-kaalii

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portrait sketched on a silk fabric, (met.) a motionless visage

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रहनुमा

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رَہْنُما

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ख़ारिज

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خارِج

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لَذِیذ

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طِفْل

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फ़लक

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