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khasoTnaa

pluck out, pull off (the hair)

khusaTnaa

رک : کھسوٹنا، جس کایہ لازم ہے.

kohistaanii

hilly, mountainous, of or belonging to a mountain

kuhistaanii

پہاڑی ، پہار کا ؛ پہاڑی علاقے کا رہنے والا.

daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

pull or pluck out the beard

Daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

to pull or pluck out the beard

jho.nTe khasoTnaa

(حقارت سے) عورت کے سر کے بال پکڑنا ،

nochnaa khasoTnaa

چنگل مارنا، پنجہ مارنا، پنجوں سے بوٹی بوٹی کر دینا، پھاڑ کھانا

jhoTe khasoTnaa

عورت کے سر کے بال نوچنا ، بال کھسوٹنا

jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

it is called for ungrateful and kindness person, the one who gives pain to the kind person

baal khasuuTnaa

بالوں کا پکڑ کر کھینچنا، بال نوچنا

luuTnaa khasuuTnaa

to loot, ransack, plunder

mard-e-kuhistaanii

پہاڑوں میں رہنے والا آدمی ؛ مضبوط اعصاب کا مالک شخص ؛ جفاکش آدمی

Meaning ofSee meaning khasoTnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

khasoTnaa

खसोटना•کَھسوٹْنا

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 1212

English meaning of khasoTnaa

Transitive verb

pluck out, pull off (the hair)
plunder, pilfer
scratch and tear, tear out, tear, rent

खसोटना के हिंदी अर्थ

सकर्मक क्रिया

झटके से अथवा बलपूर्वक उखाड़ना, नोचना, बाल नोचना, बाल उखाड़ना, जैसे: बाल खसोटना, पत्ते खसोटना
बलपुर्वक ले लेना, छीनना, हथियाना
फूल-पत्ते आदि सूँतना, उखाड़ना, तोड़ना, नोचना, तराशना

کَھسوٹْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فعل متعدی

جھٹکے سے یا زبردستی اکھاڑنا، نوچنا، بال نوچنا، بال اکھاڑنا
زبردستی لے لینا، چھیننا، ہتیانا، زبردستی تحویل میں لے لینا، جیسے: ڈاکو نے کپڑے تک کھسوٹ لئے
پھول پتے وغیرہ سونتنا، اکھاڑنا، توڑنا، نوچنا، تراشنا

Urdu meaning of khasoTnaa

Roman
Urdu

jhaTke se ya zabardastii ukhaa.Dnaa, nochnaa, baal nochnaa, baal ukhaa.Dnaa
zabardastii le lenaa, chhiinnaa, hatyaanaa, zabardastii tahviil me.n le lenaa, jaiseh Daakuu ne kap.De tak khasuuT li.e
phuulpatte vaGaira suu.ntanaa, ukhaa.Dnaa, to.Dnaa, nochnaa, taraashnaa

Idioms of khasoTnaa

nochnaa khasoTnaa

چنگل مارنا، پنجہ مارنا، پنجوں سے بوٹی بوٹی کر دینا، پھاڑ کھانا

Proverbs of khasoTnaa

jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

it is called for ungrateful and kindness person, the one who gives pain to the kind person

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khasoTnaa

pluck out, pull off (the hair)

khusaTnaa

رک : کھسوٹنا، جس کایہ لازم ہے.

kohistaanii

hilly, mountainous, of or belonging to a mountain

kuhistaanii

پہاڑی ، پہار کا ؛ پہاڑی علاقے کا رہنے والا.

daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

pull or pluck out the beard

Daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

to pull or pluck out the beard

jho.nTe khasoTnaa

(حقارت سے) عورت کے سر کے بال پکڑنا ،

nochnaa khasoTnaa

چنگل مارنا، پنجہ مارنا، پنجوں سے بوٹی بوٹی کر دینا، پھاڑ کھانا

jhoTe khasoTnaa

عورت کے سر کے بال نوچنا ، بال کھسوٹنا

jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

it is called for ungrateful and kindness person, the one who gives pain to the kind person

baal khasuuTnaa

بالوں کا پکڑ کر کھینچنا، بال نوچنا

luuTnaa khasuuTnaa

to loot, ransack, plunder

mard-e-kuhistaanii

پہاڑوں میں رہنے والا آدمی ؛ مضبوط اعصاب کا مالک شخص ؛ جفاکش آدمی

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हबीब

حَبِیب

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تَخْت

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ख़बासत

خَباثَت

Origin : Arabic

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वबा

وَبا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

epidemic, pandemic, pestilence

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जवाब

جَواب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

answer, reply, response

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अबवाब

اَبْواب

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