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khisyaanii billii khambaa noche
an embarrassed or ashamed person tends to vent his/her feeling by quarrelling
be-niyaaz
without want, free from want, wanting nothing, not in need, able to dispense, independent, carefree
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kishvar
किश्वर
.کِشْوَر
region, territory, country
[ Kishwar-e-Hindustan mein daulat-e-Britannia ki ayyarana hikm-e-amali (Policy) ka usool awwalin hai ]
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paravrish
परवरिश
.پَروَرْش
fostering, rearing, breeding
[ Ghiza ke zaria hamare jism ki parwarish hoti hai ]
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vaa'iz
वा'इज़
.واعِظ
preacher, homilist
[ Maulana Azad mujahid-e-azadi (Freedom Fighter) ke sath-sath ek achhe waaiz bhi the ]
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paimaan
पैमान
.پَیمان
treaty, promise
[ Neel ki amad ke liye court ne hukumat se ahd-o-paiman ka khaka taiyyar karne ko kaha ]
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fehrist
फ़ेहरिस्त
.فِہْرِسْت
list, index, inventory, catalogue, table of contents
[ Rihaai ke liye qaidiyon ki fehrist murattab hui ]
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Gizaa
ग़िज़ा
.غِذا
food, diet
[ Arab mein pilu ka darakht unton ki aam ghiza thi ]
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rind
रिंद
.رِنْد
drunkard, debauchee
[ Khwaja Hafiz ki shaeri ne tamam Iran ko rind bana diya ]
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riyaasat
रियासत
.رِیاسَت
(Politics) state, country
[ Indonesia ki riyasat Jakarta, Java mein majud hai ]
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'ahd
'अहद
.عَہْد
vow, oath, promise
[ Ahd ki khilaf-warzi karne par jurmana bharna padega ]
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girebaan
गिरेबान
.گِریبان
collar, neck
[ Sipahi ne bhagte chor ka gireban piche se pakad liya ]
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iftaar
इफ़्तार•اِفْطار
Origin - Arabic
a slight repast with which a fast is broken, breaking a fast, light breakfast
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सहरी•سَحَری
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food eaten by Mohammedans a little before dawn during the fast of Ramazan
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तरावीह•تَراوِیح
Origin - Arabic
a form of prayer consisting of twenty or more genuflexions (according to different persuasions), performed at some period of the night in the month of Ramazan, after the ordinary prayers of nightfall (but, by pious persons, often repeated every morning: they are so called because the performer rests after every four genuflexions)
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'अबीर•عَبِیر
Origin - Arabic
mixture of perfumes compounded with musk, saffron, sandalwood, and rose, a kind of powder used at the saturnalia of the holi, saffron, ambergris
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गुलाल•گُلال
Origin - Hindi
the red powder thrown about by the Hindus in the Holi festival
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होलिका•ہولِکا
Origin - Sanskrit
a pile of wood, hay and straw that is burnt on the day of Holi
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Mulk mein gas cylinder ki shadiid qillat se hahakar
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Origin of shadiid - Arabic
Meaning of shadiid
plenty, abundant
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Urdu zabaan-o-adab ne mujhe jeene ka saleeqa sikhaaya hai.
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wish, desire
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Origin - Arabic
festive occasion, festival
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