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(مہر کنی) مہر کھودنے کی فولادی سلائی یا برے کی نوک تیز کرنے کا ایک قسم کا نرم پتھر.

Meaning ofSee meaning tel-sillii in English, Hindi & Urdu

tel-sillii

तेल-सिल्ली•تیل سِلّی

تیل سِلّی کے اردو معانی

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اسم، مؤنث

  • (مہر کنی) مہر کھودنے کی فولادی سلائی یا برے کی نوک تیز کرنے کا ایک قسم کا نرم پتھر.
  • نرم قسم کے پتھر کی بنی ہوئی باریک سلائی جس سے گھڑی ساز گھڑی کے چکر کا سوراخ درست کرتے ہیں.

Urdu meaning of tel-sillii

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  • (mahar kannii) mahar khodne kii faulaadii silaa.ii ya bure kii nok tez karne ka ek kism ka naram patthar
  • naram kism ke patthar kii banii hu.ii baariik silaa.ii jis se gha.Diisaaz gha.Dii ke chakkar ka suuraaKh darust karte hai.n

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(مہر کنی) مہر کھودنے کی فولادی سلائی یا برے کی نوک تیز کرنے کا ایک قسم کا نرم پتھر.

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hujjat

हुज्जत

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حُجَّت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

disputation, contention, objection, plea

[ Har baat par hujjat karna mantiqi (Quarrelsome) logon ki aadat hoti hai ]

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tasavvuraatii

तसव्वुराती

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تَصَوُّراتی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

imaginary, fictitious

[ Dadi sote waqt pariyon ki tasavvurati kahaniyan sunati hain ]

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

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مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

servant, attendant

[ Khalid ek auto compny mein mulazim hai ]

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'aadat

'आदत

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عادَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

habit, treatment, disposition

[ Adat kisi bhi chiz ki ho usako chhod pana bahut mushkil kam hai ]

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zikr

ज़िक्र

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ذِکْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

mention, reference

[ Jalpari ek tasawwurati jandar hai jiska zikr hamein kahaniyon mein milta hai ]

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munashshiyaat

मुनश्शियात

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مُنَشِّیات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

Intoxicating drinks or drugs, intoxicants

[ Malesiyai police ne munashshiyat ka dhanda karne wale ek giroh ko pakda ]

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mallaah

मल्लाह

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مَلاّح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

boatman, sailor, seaman

[ Mallah ki zindagi pani aur lahron ke bich guzarti hai ]

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dilbar

दिलबर

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دِلبر

Origin : Persian
Noun

lovely, beloved, sweetheart

[ Sachchi mohabbat mein dilbar ka chehra hi sab se hasin aur khubsoorat lagta hai ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

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رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian
Adjective

face to face, in front of

[ Mohabbat mein aksar dilon ka haal ruu-ba-ruu kahne ki himmat nahin hoti ]

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bahrii

बहरी

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بَحْری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

of or belonging to the sea, oceanic, marine

[ Bahri daak ke zariye saamaan ek mulk se dusre mulk bheja jata hai ]

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