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uchaaTnaa

to disincline, dispel

uchaTnaa

go astray, go off the mark, be ineffective

uchTaanaa

cause to withdraw

uuchaTnaa

رک : اُچٹنا۔

uchhaTnaa

رک : اُچٹنا .

achhuutnii

"اچھوت" کی یہ تانیث ہے، جسے چھوا نہ جاسکے، جو چھونے کے لائق نہ ہو

ii.nchaa-taanaa

squint-eyed

ai.nchaa-taanii

struggle, tussle, pulling and pushing

achtaanaa pachtaanaa

rue, regret, be contrite

tasavvur uchaTnaa

خیال قائم نہ رہنا، دھیان ہٹنا

dil uchaTnaa

lose heart, lose urge, be weary (of), be disgusted or fed up (with)

dhyaan uchaTnaa

خیال کا بٹ جانا ، تصوّر کا ہٹ جانا ، ذہن کا کسی کام پر آمادہ نہ ہونا .

aa.nkh uchaTnaa

to have one's sleep broken, be unable to sleep, sleep to vanish

tabii'at uchaTnaa

دل بیزار ہونا ، جی اُکتا جانا

jii uchaTnaa

دل بیزار ہونا ، طبیعت ہٹ جانا (اکثر ’سے‘ کے ساتھ).

chit uchaTnaa

دل بیزار ہونا ، جی نہ لگنا ، طبیعت ہٹ جانا

aap mile so duudh baraabar maa.nge mile so paanii, kahe kabiir vo rakt baraabar jaa me.n ii.nchaa-taanii

بغیر سوال کے حاجت پوری ہو تو کیا کہنا اور مان٘گنے کی ضرورت پڑے تو لطف نہیں آتا

Meaning ofSee meaning uchaaTnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

uchaaTnaa

उचाटना•اُچاٹْنا

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 1212

English meaning of uchaaTnaa

Transitive verb

  • to disincline, dispel
  • to distract

उचाटना के हिंदी अर्थ

सकर्मक क्रिया

  • उच्चाटन करना, हटाना
  • ध्यान भंग करना
  • विरक्त करना

اُچاٹْنا کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فعل متعدی

  • بیزار جو تھے ہر دلوں بے شکیب منتر کر سنتر سب کو دینا فریب
  • اچٹنا ، اچاٹ ہونا ۔

Urdu meaning of uchaaTnaa

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • bezaar jo the har dalo.n be shakiib mantr kar santr sab ko denaa fareb
  • uchaTnaa, uchaaT honaa

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uchaaTnaa

to disincline, dispel

uchaTnaa

go astray, go off the mark, be ineffective

uchTaanaa

cause to withdraw

uuchaTnaa

رک : اُچٹنا۔

uchhaTnaa

رک : اُچٹنا .

achhuutnii

"اچھوت" کی یہ تانیث ہے، جسے چھوا نہ جاسکے، جو چھونے کے لائق نہ ہو

ii.nchaa-taanaa

squint-eyed

ai.nchaa-taanii

struggle, tussle, pulling and pushing

achtaanaa pachtaanaa

rue, regret, be contrite

tasavvur uchaTnaa

خیال قائم نہ رہنا، دھیان ہٹنا

dil uchaTnaa

lose heart, lose urge, be weary (of), be disgusted or fed up (with)

dhyaan uchaTnaa

خیال کا بٹ جانا ، تصوّر کا ہٹ جانا ، ذہن کا کسی کام پر آمادہ نہ ہونا .

aa.nkh uchaTnaa

to have one's sleep broken, be unable to sleep, sleep to vanish

tabii'at uchaTnaa

دل بیزار ہونا ، جی اُکتا جانا

jii uchaTnaa

دل بیزار ہونا ، طبیعت ہٹ جانا (اکثر ’سے‘ کے ساتھ).

chit uchaTnaa

دل بیزار ہونا ، جی نہ لگنا ، طبیعت ہٹ جانا

aap mile so duudh baraabar maa.nge mile so paanii, kahe kabiir vo rakt baraabar jaa me.n ii.nchaa-taanii

بغیر سوال کے حاجت پوری ہو تو کیا کہنا اور مان٘گنے کی ضرورت پڑے تو لطف نہیں آتا

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sultaan

सुलतान

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سُلْطان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

king, emperor

[ Badshah ya sultan ke darbar mein aamad par naqeb pukarte the baa-adab, baa-mulahiza, hoshiyar ]

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majruuhiin

मजरूहीन

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مَجرُوحِین

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

injured people

[ Train hadisa ke majruhin ko aspatal mein dakhil kar diya gaya ]

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zaa.iriin

ज़ाइरीन

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زائرین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

pilgrims, visitors

[ Ajmer dargah sharif mein Hindu aur Musalman zaaerin yaksan taur par jate hain ]

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taarik

तारिक

.

تارِک

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

one who leaves, relinquisher

[ Sufi logon ko tarik-e-duniya ke taur par jana jata hai ]

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mu'aasir

मु'आसिर

.

مُعاصِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

contemporary, coeval

[ Khwaja Hasan Nizami Sir Mohammad Iqbal ke muaasir adib (literary figure) hain ]

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haadisa

हादिसा

.

حادِثَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

accident, disaster, happening

[ Police ne hadisa ke zimmadar driver ko giraftar kar liya hai ]

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intihaa

इंतिहा

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اِنْتِہا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

extremity, finish, end, termination

[ Mahatma Gandhi pul se Ganga nadi ki intiha nahin dikhayi deti ]

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mufakkir

मुफ़क्किर

.

مُفَکِّر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

poet, philosopher

[ Zyada se zyada log mufakkir samjhenge aur dabenge goya khasare mein ham phir bhi nahin the ]

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KHaadim

ख़ादिम

.

خادِم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

domestic servant, servant, attendant

[ Ali apne walidain ka vafadar khadim hai aur un ki har zaroorat ka khayal rakhta hai ]

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qurbat

क़ुर्बत

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قُرْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

nearness, relationship, vicinity

[ Doston ki qurbat insan ko mushkil halat mein hausla deti hai ]

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