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poch-go.ii

nonsense, vain, absurd talk, prating, babbling

poch-go

one who talks nonsense, prater, babbler

puuch-go

one who talks nonsense, prater, babbler

kuchh aa.nsuu puchh ga.e

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Meaning ofSee meaning poch-go.ii in English, Hindi & Urdu

poch-go.ii

पोच-गोई•پوچ گوئی

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 2122

English meaning of poch-go.ii

Feminine

Sher Examples

kuchh sūjhtā nahīñ hai mastī meñ 'mīr'-jī ko

karte haiñ poch-goī pī kar sharāb kyā kyā

kuchh sujhta nahin hai masti mein 'mir'-ji ko

karte hain poch-goi pi kar sharab kya kya

Meer Taqi Meer

पोच-गोई के हिंदी अर्थ

स्त्रीलिंग

پوچ گوئی کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

مؤنث

  • بکواس، لغو بات، فضول بات، بیکار، مضحکہ خیز بات، بک بک، چک چک، بڑبڑاہٹ

Urdu meaning of poch-go.ii

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  • bakvaas, laguu baat, fuzuul baat, bekaar, mazahkaaKhez baat, bakbak, chak chak, ba.Dab.DaahaT

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poch-go.ii

nonsense, vain, absurd talk, prating, babbling

poch-go

one who talks nonsense, prater, babbler

puuch-go

one who talks nonsense, prater, babbler

kuchh aa.nsuu puchh ga.e

کسی قدر تسلّی ہوئی.

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jadiid

जदीद

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جَدِید

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

modern, new

[ Aaj ka insan jadid scienci daur mein saans le raha hai magar kuchh uljhanen ab bhi hain ]

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jadd

जद्द

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جَدّ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

grand-father, ancestor

[ Kal mere padosi ke jadd-e-muhtaram ka intiqal ho gaya tha is liye main daftar nahin a saka ]

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aazaadii

आज़ादी

.

آزادی

Origin : Persian
Noun

freedom of action, freedom, liberation

[ Hindustan ko 1947 mein azadi mili aur yah hukumat-e-bartaniya ki ghulami se azad hua ]

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barbaad

बर्बाद

.

بَرباد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

ruined, wasted, misapplied, squandered

[ Is baar aisa sailab aaya ki sara ganv barbad ho gaya kuchh bhi baqi nahin bacha ]

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diidaar

दीदार

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دِیدار

Origin : Persian
Noun

sight, view

[ Ashiq ke liye mahboob ka didar hi sab kuchh hai ]

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advaar

अदवार

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اَدْوَار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

periods, ages, times, epochs

[ Hindustan par mukhtalif advar mein mukhtalif hukmaranon ne apne-apne andaz se hukumat ki ]

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KHirad

ख़िरद

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خِرَد

Origin : Persian
Noun

wisdom, reason, intellect

[ Hosh-o-khirad aadmi ke sath rahen to aadmi bade-bade kaam kar sakta hai ]

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aab-doz

आब-दोज़

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آبْ دوز

Origin : Persian
Noun

submarine, U-boat

[ Aab-doz kashtiyan samundar mein milon pani ki tah mein chalti rahti hain ]

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KHariidaar

ख़रीदार

.

خَرِیدار

Origin : Persian
Noun

buyer, purchaser, customer

[ Kisi chiz ke kharidar kam hon to aam taur par uski qimat kam ho jati hai ]

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ajdaad

अज्दाद

.

اَجْداد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

ancestors, forefathers

[ Hamari tahzib hamare ajdad ki varasat hai ]

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