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luTvaanaa

cause to be plundered

laat-vaa

(بیل بانی) لات جھاڑو ، لات مارنے والا بیل ، لتوآ .

hayyiz-e-iltivaa me.n pa.Dnaa

مُلتوی ہونا یا رہنا ، کام ادھورا رہ جانا ، معاملہ کھٹائی میں پڑنا.

turat bhalaa.ii vo nar paave jo dhan daataa naam luTaave

جو خدا کے نام پر مال خرچ کرے اسے فوراََ خدا اس کی جزا دیتا ہے

maa'riz-e-iltavaa me.n pa.Dnaa

be postponed or put off

maa'raz-e-iltivaa

occasion, contingency for postponement, delay

hayyiz-e-iltivaa me.n rahnaa

مُلتوی ہونا یا رہنا ، کام ادھورا رہ جانا ، معاملہ کھٹائی میں پڑنا.

qaabil-e-iltivaa

जिस समस्या का स्थगित या मुल्तवी हो जाना आवश्यक हो, जो स्थगित किया जा सके।

maa'riz-e-iltavaa me.n Daalnaa

to postpone

maa'riz-e-iltavaa me.n honaa

to postpone

tahriik-e-iltivaa

adjournment motion

quulanj-e-iltavaa.ii

بلدار قولنج ، وہ قولنج جو آنت کے بل کھا جانے یا اپنی جگہ سے ٹل جانے یا اس میں گرہ پڑ جانے کے سبب پیدا ہوتا ہے.

hukm-e-iltivaa

stay order

hiita-e-iltivaa me.n laanaa

to procrastinate

Meaning ofSee meaning luTvaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

luTvaa

लुटवा•لٹوا

Vazn : 22

English meaning of luTvaa

Cause to plunder

Sher Examples

rah-ravān-e-safar-e-bādiya-e-ishq ai vaa.e

qāfile raah meñ luTvā ke chale aate haiñ

rah-rawan-e-safar-e-baadiya-e-ishq ai wae

qafile rah mein luTwa ke chale aate hain

Mushafi Ghulam Hamdani

hazāroñ choTiyāñ nannhī thiiñ aur baal

na kyuuñ taḳht apnā luTvā de hazārā

hazaron choTiyan nannhi thin aur baal

na kyun taKHt apna luTwa de hazara

Mushafi Ghulam Hamdani

Urdu meaning of luTvaa

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Rhyming words of luTvaa

chhuTvaa

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luTvaanaa

cause to be plundered

laat-vaa

(بیل بانی) لات جھاڑو ، لات مارنے والا بیل ، لتوآ .

hayyiz-e-iltivaa me.n pa.Dnaa

مُلتوی ہونا یا رہنا ، کام ادھورا رہ جانا ، معاملہ کھٹائی میں پڑنا.

turat bhalaa.ii vo nar paave jo dhan daataa naam luTaave

جو خدا کے نام پر مال خرچ کرے اسے فوراََ خدا اس کی جزا دیتا ہے

maa'riz-e-iltavaa me.n pa.Dnaa

be postponed or put off

maa'raz-e-iltivaa

occasion, contingency for postponement, delay

hayyiz-e-iltivaa me.n rahnaa

مُلتوی ہونا یا رہنا ، کام ادھورا رہ جانا ، معاملہ کھٹائی میں پڑنا.

qaabil-e-iltivaa

जिस समस्या का स्थगित या मुल्तवी हो जाना आवश्यक हो, जो स्थगित किया जा सके।

maa'riz-e-iltavaa me.n Daalnaa

to postpone

maa'riz-e-iltavaa me.n honaa

to postpone

tahriik-e-iltivaa

adjournment motion

quulanj-e-iltavaa.ii

بلدار قولنج ، وہ قولنج جو آنت کے بل کھا جانے یا اپنی جگہ سے ٹل جانے یا اس میں گرہ پڑ جانے کے سبب پیدا ہوتا ہے.

hukm-e-iltivaa

stay order

hiita-e-iltivaa me.n laanaa

to procrastinate

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shikaayat

शिकायत

شِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

complaint, accusation

[ Police ka sataya aadami aakhir kisse shikayat kare ]

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jaraahat

जराहत

جَراحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

surgery

[ Pathari ke operation ke liye mariz ko 'kamra baraye Jarahat' mein le jaya gaya ]

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'imaarat

'इमारत

عِمارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

building, house, edifice

[ Tanha aadami imarat kaise tamir kar sakta hai ]

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hikaayat

हिकायत

حِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

story, tale

[ Ek hikayat ke mutabiq Sawarni Manu ki paidaish Surya ki biwi Chhaya ke shikam se hui thi ]

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futuuhaat

फ़ुतूहात

فُتُوحات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

numerous victories or conquests

[ Sikandar ki Futuhat ne hi use saltanat ko aur phialane ka hausla diya ]

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in'aam

इन'आम

اِنْعام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

reward, award, prize

[ Rahim ko ek lakh rupye inaam mein mile ]

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mahal

महल

مَحَل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

house, building, palace

[ Quli Qutub Shah ne mushaeron ke liye darbar ko na-mauzun (unsuitable) khayal karte hue ek alag mahal tamir kara diya ]

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zaqan

ज़क़न

ذَقَن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the chin

[ Zaqan ke niche ki hajamat se.... munh ke amraz mein faida hota hai ]

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mas.ala

मसअला

مَسْئَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

matter, affair, proposition, problem

[ Aaj ka masala sachche lafz ki daryaft hai aur sachche lafz ki daryaft kaise ho ]

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zikr

ज़िक्र

ذِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

narration, telling, recital, report, talk

[ Jalpari ek tasswurati jandar hai jiska zikr hamen kahaniyon mein milta hai ]

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