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baT-maar

highwayman, footpad, robber, dacoit

baT-maaruu

رک : بٹ مار.

baaT-maar

رہزن، لٹیرا، قزاق

buuTii-maar

sorrow, vexation, a heron, a miser.

po.ngaa-maar-baat

وہ بات جو اُجڈپنے سے کہی جائے، سخت درشت بات.

haath kii maar se baat kii maar badtar hai

طنز یا دل آزاری کے جملے سے جسمانی چوٹ سے زیادہ تکلیف ہوتی ہے .

baat maarnaa

to sarcasm, to insinuate

baaT-maarnaa

mug, rob

baaT mu.ndhnaa

راستا بند ہونا (نیز استعارۃً) .

kaaTh chhiilo to chiknaa, baat chhiilo to mar kh.Dii

لکڑی کو چھیلو تو چکنی ہوتی ہے، بات کو چھیلا جائے تو کرخت ہوتی ہے

saavan sove saa.nthre aur maah kharerii khaaT , aap hii mar jaa.e.nge to jeTh chale.nge baaT

جو ساون میں پیال پر سوئے اور ماگھ میں خالی چارپائی پر اور جیٹھ میں سفر کرے وہ خواہ مخواہ مرے گا.

baabaa mare.n to bail baTe.n

removal of the obstacle is beyond our power

mudaa'abat

मनोरंजन, आमोद-प्रमोद, हंसी-मज़ाक़, कीड़ा, खेलकूद, तफ़ीह।

maar pech kii baate.n

فریب کی باتیں، دھوکے کی باتیں

maar khaane kii baate.n

سزا کے قابل باتیں

baat par mar miTnaa

بات کی خاطر جان دینا، عزت یا قول پر قربان ہو جانا، غیرت مند ہونا

Meaning ofSee meaning baT-maar in English, Hindi & Urdu

baT-maar

बट-मार•بَٹ مار

Origin: Hindi

Vazn : 221

English meaning of baT-maar

Noun, Masculine

highwayman, footpad, robber, dacoit

बट-मार के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

पथिकों या यात्रियों को मार्ग में मारकर धन, संपत्ति छीन लेने वाला, लुटेरा, डाकू, ठग, दस्यु, छापामार, क़ज़्ज़ाक़

بَٹ مار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

مسافروں کو لوٹ لینے والا، لٹیرا، ڈاکو، رہزن، قزاق، چھاپا مار

Urdu meaning of baT-maar

Roman
Urdu

musaafiro.n ko luuT lene vaala, luTeraa, Daakuu, rahzan, qazzaaq, chhaapa maar

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baT-maar

highwayman, footpad, robber, dacoit

baT-maaruu

رک : بٹ مار.

baaT-maar

رہزن، لٹیرا، قزاق

buuTii-maar

sorrow, vexation, a heron, a miser.

po.ngaa-maar-baat

وہ بات جو اُجڈپنے سے کہی جائے، سخت درشت بات.

haath kii maar se baat kii maar badtar hai

طنز یا دل آزاری کے جملے سے جسمانی چوٹ سے زیادہ تکلیف ہوتی ہے .

baat maarnaa

to sarcasm, to insinuate

baaT-maarnaa

mug, rob

baaT mu.ndhnaa

راستا بند ہونا (نیز استعارۃً) .

kaaTh chhiilo to chiknaa, baat chhiilo to mar kh.Dii

لکڑی کو چھیلو تو چکنی ہوتی ہے، بات کو چھیلا جائے تو کرخت ہوتی ہے

saavan sove saa.nthre aur maah kharerii khaaT , aap hii mar jaa.e.nge to jeTh chale.nge baaT

جو ساون میں پیال پر سوئے اور ماگھ میں خالی چارپائی پر اور جیٹھ میں سفر کرے وہ خواہ مخواہ مرے گا.

baabaa mare.n to bail baTe.n

removal of the obstacle is beyond our power

mudaa'abat

मनोरंजन, आमोद-प्रमोद, हंसी-मज़ाक़, कीड़ा, खेलकूद, तफ़ीह।

maar pech kii baate.n

فریب کی باتیں، دھوکے کی باتیں

maar khaane kii baate.n

سزا کے قابل باتیں

baat par mar miTnaa

بات کی خاطر جان دینا، عزت یا قول پر قربان ہو جانا، غیرت مند ہونا

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tausii'

तौसी'

تَوْسِیْع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

extension, expansion, prolongation

[ Badh ki aafat se bachne ke liye bandhon ki tausi zaruri hai ]

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dilerii

दिलेरी

دِلیری

Origin : Persian

Noun

bravery, boldness, courage, valor, masculinity

[ Rani Lakshmi Bai ne dileri ke sath angrezon ke khilaf jang ladi ]

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KHijaalat

ख़िजालत

خِجالَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

shame, sense of shame

[ Sharmindagi aur khijalat se chehre ka rang badal jata hai ]

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alfaaz

अलफ़ाज़

اَلْفاظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

words, articulate sounds, terms

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ummiid-vaar

उम्मीद-वार

اُمِّید وار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

applicant, candidate

[ Election mein hissa lene wale har ek ummidwar ko kamyab hone ki ummid hoti hai ]

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amraaz

अमराज़

اَمْراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

diseases, ailments, sicknesses

[ Isbaghol kai jismani amraz ko dur karta hai ]

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jismaanii

जिस्मानी

جِسْمانی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of or belonging to body, corporeal

[ Mohan jismani taklif se pareshan hai ]

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nidaa

निदा

نِدا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sound, voice, clamour

[ Nida sun kar yun laga jaise kisi apne ne bahut arse baad awaz di ho ]

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KHalvat

ख़ल्वत

خَلْوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

isolation, loneliness

[ Jab dil bojhal ho, to khalwat hi vo jagah hoti hai jahan dil ko sukoon milta hai ]

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imkaanaat

इम्कानात

اِمْکانات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possibility

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