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boriyaa-posh

ٹاٹ کے کپڑے پہننے والا ، موٹا کھدر کا لباس پہننے والا ؛ مفلس ، فقیر ، درویش وغیرہ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning boriyaa-posh in English, Hindi & Urdu

boriyaa-posh

बोरिया-पोश•بورْیا پوش

बोरिया-पोश के हिंदी अर्थ

  • टाट के कपड़े पहनने वाला, मोटा खद्दर का लिबास पहनने वाला, फ़क़ीर, भिक्षुक इत्यादि

بورْیا پوش کے اردو معانی

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  • ٹاٹ کے کپڑے پہننے والا ، موٹا کھدر کا لباس پہننے والا ؛ مفلس ، فقیر ، درویش وغیرہ۔

Urdu meaning of boriyaa-posh

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  • TaaT ke kap.De pahanne vaala, moTaa khaddar ka libaas pahanne vaala ; muflis, faqiir, darvesh vaGaira

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ٹاٹ کے کپڑے پہننے والا ، موٹا کھدر کا لباس پہننے والا ؛ مفلس ، فقیر ، درویش وغیرہ۔

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

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مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

servant, attendant, assiduous, diligent

[ Khalid ek auto company mein mulazim hai ]

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

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بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

corruption, malpractice

[ Aajkal har mahkame mein kuchh na kuchh bad-unvani ho rahi hai ]

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shaabaash

शाबाश

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شاباش

Origin : Persian
Interjection

shabash! bravo! well done! excellent!

[ Shabash, bete tumne itna achchha match khela ki aaj ji khush kar diya ]

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ashyaa-e-KHurdanii

अश्या-ए-ख़ुर्दनी

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اَشْیائے خُورْدَنی

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

eatables, food stuff, provisions

[ Gaon ki ba-nisbat (in comparison) shahron mein ashya-e-khurdanii bahut mahangi hain ]

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aubaash

औबाश

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اَوْباش

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

a bad character, dissolute fellow, profligate

[ Raju ka talluq to shareef gharane se tha lekin ghalat sohbat mein ghir ke wo aubash ho chuka hai ]

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pursish

पुर्सिश

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پُرْسِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

asking, inquiry, questioning

[ Kisi ki ghalti ke liye saza na sahi uske liye pursish to ki ja sakti hai ]

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sabaahat

सबाहत

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صَباحَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

fair complexion, brightness of face

[ Kuch chehron par aisi sabahat hoti hai ki nazar jam kar rah jati hai ]

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tursh

तुर्श

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تُرْش

Origin : Persian
Adjective

sour, acid, acidic, acrid, tart

[ Sabhi tursh chizon mein vitamin C maujood hota hai ]

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sabaa

सबा

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صَبا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the east wind, or an easterly wind

[ Baad-e-saba ke jhonke subh-savere khushgavar lagte hain ]

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shab-baash

शब-बाश

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شَب بَاش

Origin : Persian
Adjective

one who stays (somewhere) for a night

[ Raju apne ghar ke liye sirf shab-bash hai sara din avara-gardi karta hai ]

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