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matbaKH

kitchen, mess

matbaKH-KHaana

رک : مطبخ ۔

matbaKHii

of or belonging to kitchen, culinary

matba'-KHaana

چھاپہ خانہ ، مطبع ، پریس ۔

mataabiKH

کھانا پکانے کی جگہیں ، باورچی خانے ۔

matbuuKH

cooked, boiled, dressed

miir-e-matbaKH

chef, chief cook

jinsiyat-matbaKH

باورچی خانے کا ساتھی ؛ (کنایتہ) کھانے پینے میں شریک ؛ (مجازاً) دوست ۔

matbuu-e-KHalaa.iq

according to the public taste

mutabaKHtir

a pompous, strutting fellow

mutabaKHKHir

(طب) بخارات یا بھاپ بن کر اُڑنے والی دوا

mutaabiq honaa

conform (to), correspond (to, with), be like, be alike, to coincide (with), to agree

matbuu'-KHaatir

طبیعت کے موافق ، پسندیدہ ، پسند آنے والا ، مرغوب ۔

haft-matbuuKH

سات پکائی یا ابالی ہوئی چیزیں (جو دوأ مستعمل ہوں).

Meaning ofSee meaning matbaKH in English, Hindi & Urdu

matbaKH

मतबख़•مَطْبَخ

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 22

Word Family: t-b-KH

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English meaning of matbaKH

Noun, Masculine

kitchen, mess
Example • Haidarabad mein ye qaida tha ki Nizam apne matbakh se kabhi-kabhi kuch khana khas logon ko bhijwa diya karta tha

Sher Examples

nahīñ juz qurs mahr-o-māh kuchh gardūñ ke matbaḳh meñ

so vo bhī ek nān-e-soḳhta aur ek aabī hai

nahin juz qurs mahr-o-mah kuchh gardun ke matbaKH mein

so wo bhi ek nan-e-soKHta aur ek aabi hai

Shaikh Zahuruddin Hatim

gar sag-e-gursina le shuum ke matbaḳh kī baas

to bhalā haDDī kī jā kyā vo bhañboḌe patthar

gar sag-e-gursina le shum ke matbaKH ki bas

to bhala haDDi ki ja kya wo bhanboDe patthar

Insha Allah Khan Insha

मतबख़ के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

रसोई घर, पाकशाला, महानस, बावरची ख़ाना, रसोई, किचन
उदाहरण • हैदराबाद में यह क़ाइदा था कि निज़ाम अपने मतबख़ से कभी-कभी कुछ खाना ख़ास लोगों को भिजवा दिया करता था

مَطْبَخ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

کھانا پکانے کی جگہ، باورچی خانہ، رسوئی گھر
مثال • حیدرآباد میں یہ قاعدہ تھا کہ نظام اپنے مطبخ سے کبھی کبھی کچھ کھانا خاص لوگوں کو بھجوا دیا کرتا تھا

Urdu meaning of matbaKH

Roman
Urdu

khaanaa pakaane kii jagah, baavriichiiKhaanaa, raso.ii ghar

Compound words of matbaKH

miir-e-matbaKH

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matbaKH

kitchen, mess

matbaKH-KHaana

رک : مطبخ ۔

matbaKHii

of or belonging to kitchen, culinary

matba'-KHaana

چھاپہ خانہ ، مطبع ، پریس ۔

mataabiKH

کھانا پکانے کی جگہیں ، باورچی خانے ۔

matbuuKH

cooked, boiled, dressed

miir-e-matbaKH

chef, chief cook

jinsiyat-matbaKH

باورچی خانے کا ساتھی ؛ (کنایتہ) کھانے پینے میں شریک ؛ (مجازاً) دوست ۔

matbuu-e-KHalaa.iq

according to the public taste

mutabaKHtir

a pompous, strutting fellow

mutabaKHKHir

(طب) بخارات یا بھاپ بن کر اُڑنے والی دوا

mutaabiq honaa

conform (to), correspond (to, with), be like, be alike, to coincide (with), to agree

matbuu'-KHaatir

طبیعت کے موافق ، پسندیدہ ، پسند آنے والا ، مرغوب ۔

haft-matbuuKH

سات پکائی یا ابالی ہوئی چیزیں (جو دوأ مستعمل ہوں).

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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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