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daaG karaanaa

داغ کرنا (رک) کا تعدیہ.

deg karnaa

نیاز دِلوانا ، دیگ پکا کر غریبوں میں تقسیم کرنا ، درگاہ شریف مین دیگ کی تیاری کا حکم دیا ، اس کے قبل بمبئی جانے سے پہلے ایک دیگ کر چکا تھا.

daaG karnaa

گِھی یا تیل وغیرہ میں لہسن پیاز وغیرہ ڈال کر بریاں کرنا اور پِھر تیّار کی ہوئی ہنڈیا کو بگھارنا، کڑکڑانا

daaG karne vaalaa

corrosive, caustic

dil daaG-daaG karnaa

دُکھ پہنچانا، تکلیف دینا

daaG taaza karnaa

زخم ہرا کرنا

deg dam buKHt karnaa

دیگ کے ڈھکنے کو آٹے سے دیگ کے منہ جما دینا تاکہ بھاپ خارج نہ ہو ؛ عقل ٹھکانے لگا دینا ، بد حواس دینا.

Dug rasiid karnaa

گُھون٘سا مارنا.

ghii daaG karnaa

to heat ghee and put it in curry

Meaning ofSee meaning daaG karaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

daaG karaanaa

दाग़ कराना•داغ کَرانا

दाग़ कराना के हिंदी अर्थ

दाग़ करना (रुक) का तादिया

داغ کَرانا کے اردو معانی

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داغ کرنا (رک) کا تعدیہ.

Urdu meaning of daaG karaanaa

Roman
Urdu

daaG karnaa (ruk) ka taadiya

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daaG karaanaa

داغ کرنا (رک) کا تعدیہ.

deg karnaa

daaG karnaa

گِھی یا تیل وغیرہ میں لہسن پیاز وغیرہ ڈال کر بریاں کرنا اور پِھر تیّار کی ہوئی ہنڈیا کو بگھارنا، کڑکڑانا

daaG karne vaalaa

corrosive, caustic

dil daaG-daaG karnaa

دُکھ پہنچانا، تکلیف دینا

daaG taaza karnaa

زخم ہرا کرنا

deg dam buKHt karnaa

دیگ کے ڈھکنے کو آٹے سے دیگ کے منہ جما دینا تاکہ بھاپ خارج نہ ہو ؛ عقل ٹھکانے لگا دینا ، بد حواس دینا.

Dug rasiid karnaa

گُھون٘سا مارنا.

ghii daaG karnaa

to heat ghee and put it in curry

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majruuhiin

मजरूहीन

مَجرُوحِین

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

injured people

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

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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

اِنْتِہا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

extremity, finish, end, termination

[ Mahatma Gandhi pul se Ganga nadi ki intiha nahin dikhai 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

servant, attendant

[ Mahapadam Kabir ka khadim tha ]

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zaa.iriin

ज़ाइरीन

زائرین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pilgrims, visitors

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

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sultaan

सुलतान

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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taarik

तारिक

تارِک

Origin : Sanskrit, Arabic

Noun, Adjective

one who leaves, relinquisher

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

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muhaddis

मुहद्दिस

مُحَدِّث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

narrator, relater

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