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ummiid-e-sahar

hope for morning

Meaning ofSee meaning ummiid-e-sahar in English, Hindi & Urdu

ummiid-e-sahar

उम्मीद-ए-सहर•اُمِّیْدِ سَحَرْ

Also Read As : umiid-e-sahar

Vazn : 22212

English meaning of ummiid-e-sahar

  • hope for morning
  • hope of morning

Sher Examples

maiñ kisī haal meñ māyūs nahīñ ho saktā

zulmateñ laakh hoñ ummīd-e-sahar rakhtā huuñ

main kisi haal mein mayus nahin ho sakta

zulmaten lakh hon ummid-e-sahar rakhta hun

Naeem Ghazi

sub.h tak kaun jiyegā shab-e-tanhā.ī meñ

dil-e-nādāñ tujhe ummīd-e-sahar hai bhī to kyā

subh tak kaun jiyega shab-e-tanhai mein

dil-e-nadan tujhe ummid-e-sahar hai bhi to kya

Muztar Khairabadi

उम्मीद-ए-सहर के हिंदी अर्थ

  • सुबह की आशा

Urdu meaning of ummiid-e-sahar

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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

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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

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مُعاصِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

contemporary, coeval

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

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haadisa

हादिसा

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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

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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

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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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