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jotikh

astronomy

jotikhii

جوتشی

juute-KHaana

۔مذکر۔ قمار باز۔

juutii-KHor

beaten with slippers, disgraced, mean

juutii-KHoraa

one who does nothing right and is always punished, clumsy, uncouth person

juutii-KHorii

one who does nothing right and is always punished, clumsy, uncouth person

jiit kii havaa bhii achchhii

even the name of success is worth having

haajat-KHvaah

destitute, needy, a mendicant, wish seeker

zaat-e-KHudaa

God

juutii khaanaa

رک : جوتیاں کھانا (جوزیادہ مستعمل ہے).

zaat KHudaa kii be'aib hai

ہر شخص میں کوئی نہ کوئی برائی پائی جاتی ہے، صرف خدائے تعالیٰ کی ذات ہر عیب سے خالی ہے

juut-KHora

جوتیاں کھانے والا ، ذلیل ، رزیل

jot kha.Dii karnaa

حاضرات کے لیے دیا بالنا ، دیوی کے سلسلے چراغ روشن کرنا.

jaatak-kahaaniyaa.n

stories narrated in moral teachings of Buddhism

zaat KHudaa kii be-'aib hai

خدا میں کوئی نقص نہیں، انسان بے عیب کبھی ہوسکتا، صرف خدا کی ذات پاک ہے، انسان عیبوں سے پاک نہیں ہوتا

juutii KHoraa baat se nahii.n maanaa kartaa

سرکش آدمی پٹے بغیر ٹھیک نہیں ہوتا

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaa hii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT bilayyaa le ga.ii to haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko baliyyaa le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko billii le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

Meaning ofSee meaning jotikh in English, Hindi & Urdu

jotikh

जोतिख•جوتِکھ

Vazn : 22

English meaning of jotikh

astronomy

जोतिख के हिंदी अर्थ

= ज्योतिष

جوتِکھ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

رک : جوتش (Astronomy)

Urdu meaning of jotikh

Roman
Urdu

ruk ha jotash (Astronomy

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jotikh

astronomy

jotikhii

جوتشی

juute-KHaana

۔مذکر۔ قمار باز۔

juutii-KHor

beaten with slippers, disgraced, mean

juutii-KHoraa

one who does nothing right and is always punished, clumsy, uncouth person

juutii-KHorii

one who does nothing right and is always punished, clumsy, uncouth person

jiit kii havaa bhii achchhii

even the name of success is worth having

haajat-KHvaah

destitute, needy, a mendicant, wish seeker

zaat-e-KHudaa

God

juutii khaanaa

رک : جوتیاں کھانا (جوزیادہ مستعمل ہے).

zaat KHudaa kii be'aib hai

ہر شخص میں کوئی نہ کوئی برائی پائی جاتی ہے، صرف خدائے تعالیٰ کی ذات ہر عیب سے خالی ہے

juut-KHora

جوتیاں کھانے والا ، ذلیل ، رزیل

jot kha.Dii karnaa

حاضرات کے لیے دیا بالنا ، دیوی کے سلسلے چراغ روشن کرنا.

jaatak-kahaaniyaa.n

stories narrated in moral teachings of Buddhism

zaat KHudaa kii be-'aib hai

خدا میں کوئی نقص نہیں، انسان بے عیب کبھی ہوسکتا، صرف خدا کی ذات پاک ہے، انسان عیبوں سے پاک نہیں ہوتا

juutii KHoraa baat se nahii.n maanaa kartaa

سرکش آدمی پٹے بغیر ٹھیک نہیں ہوتا

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaa hii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT bilayyaa le ga.ii to haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko baliyyaa le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko billii le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

violence, oppression

[ Tashaddud se koi masla hal nahin hota lekin har taraf tashaddud ka hi raaj hai ]

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rishvat

रिश्वत

رِشْوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gift for corrupting a judge, a bribe

[ Har mahine tankhvah ke alawa taqriban bees hazar rupaye rishvat mein mil jate hain ]

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shar

शर

شَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

evil, wrongdoing, badness

[ Zamin par hone vale sab jhagde aur dange aadmi ke shar-pasand hone ke suboot hain ]

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shoKH

शोख़

شوخ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

playful, naughty, sprightly, cheerful

[ Bachche ki adaten thodi shokh hon to achchhi lagti hain ]

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shajar

शजर

شَجَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tree, plant, shrub

[ Barfbari ho rahi thi aur shajar jaise thithure huye khade nazar aa rahe the ]

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mu'aahada

मु'आहदा

مُعاہَدَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

contract, covenant, agreement, confederacy, alliance

[ Donon fariq ke darimyan ye muahada hua ki vo ek dusre ke muamale mein dakhl na den ]

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shiir-KHvaar

शीर-ख़्वार

شِیر خوار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

a suckling, infant, babe

[ Bahut chhota bachcha jis ki khurak dudh hi ho use shir-khwar kaha jata hai ]

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shutar

शुतर

شُتَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

camel

[ Shuturmurgh aisa parinda hai jiski gardan aur tangen oont ke mushabeh hoti hain isi liye use shuturmurgh kaha jata hai ]

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dasht

दश्त

دَشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

desert, a steppe, an arid plain, a forest

[ Ye ek aisa ilaqa hai jahan hare-bhare jangalat, dasht-o-bayaban sab kuchh hai ]

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jaaduu-nigaah

जादू-निगाह

جادُو نِگاہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

glance which casts a charm, spell

[ Rahim ek jadu-nigah hasina ke aankhon ke tir se ghayal ho gaya ]

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