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lachke

bent, resilience

lachke khaanaa

۔لچک جانا۔ ؎

lachke kii tiilii

کناروں پر دونوں طرف برابر ٹکا ہوا لچکا

lachka

رک : لچکا ، چوڑا گوٹا

lachkaa

light brocade lace

lachkii

flexible, elastic

lachkaa denaa

لرزہ یا جھٹکا دینا ، جھٹکے سے لچک پیدا کرنا

lachkaa khaanaa

لچک کھانا ، لچک جانا نیز ہچکولے لینا

lachkaav

state or act of bending, twisting and turning

lachkiilaa-pan

لچکیلا ہونے کی حالت یا صلاحیت ، لچک .

lachkiilii

elastic, flexible, bending, springing

lachkiilaa

bending easily, limber, springy, flexible, elastic

lachkaanaa

transitive verb of 'lachaknaa', to bend, move, shake

ke.nchal kaa lachkaa

ایک وضع کا لچکا جو کھین٘چنے سے لمبا ہو جاتا ہے ، مرغولے دار لچکا

kechulii kaa lachkaa

ایک قسم کا لچکا جب اسے کھین٘چتے ہیں تو سانپ کی کیچلی کی طرح لمبا ہو جاتا ہے

kenchulii kaa lachkaa

a kind of flex that when it is pulled, it becomes long like a snake's slough

Meaning ofSee meaning lachke in English, Hindi & Urdu

lachke

लचके•لَچْکے

Vazn : 22

English meaning of lachke

bent, resilience

Sher Examples

zulf ke baar se kamar lachke

kis qadar nāzuk ai miyāñ ho tum

zulf ke bar se kamar lachke

kis qadar nazuk ai miyan ho tum

Meer Mehdi Majrooh

lagtā hai koī tiir jigar chiir ke nikle

lachke hai sitamgar tire abrū kī kamāñ dekh

lagta hai koi tir jigar chir ke nikle

lachke hai sitamgar tere abru ki kaman dekh

Noor muneeri

kamzor to jhuktā hī hai qānūn ke aage

tāqat kabhī lachke to lachak aur hī kuchh hai

kamzor to jhukta hi hai qanun ke aage

taqat kabhi lachke to lachak aur hi kuchh hai

Anand Narayan Mulla

لَچْکے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

لچکا (رک) کی جمع نیز مغیّرہ حالت ، تراکیب میں مستعمل.

Urdu meaning of lachke

Roman
Urdu

lachkaa (ruk) kii jamaa niiz maGiiXyaraa haalat, taraakiib me.n mustaamal

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lachke

bent, resilience

lachke khaanaa

۔لچک جانا۔ ؎

lachke kii tiilii

کناروں پر دونوں طرف برابر ٹکا ہوا لچکا

lachka

رک : لچکا ، چوڑا گوٹا

lachkaa

light brocade lace

lachkii

flexible, elastic

lachkaa denaa

لرزہ یا جھٹکا دینا ، جھٹکے سے لچک پیدا کرنا

lachkaa khaanaa

لچک کھانا ، لچک جانا نیز ہچکولے لینا

lachkaav

state or act of bending, twisting and turning

lachkiilaa-pan

لچکیلا ہونے کی حالت یا صلاحیت ، لچک .

lachkiilii

elastic, flexible, bending, springing

lachkiilaa

bending easily, limber, springy, flexible, elastic

lachkaanaa

transitive verb of 'lachaknaa', to bend, move, shake

ke.nchal kaa lachkaa

ایک وضع کا لچکا جو کھین٘چنے سے لمبا ہو جاتا ہے ، مرغولے دار لچکا

kechulii kaa lachkaa

ایک قسم کا لچکا جب اسے کھین٘چتے ہیں تو سانپ کی کیچلی کی طرح لمبا ہو جاتا ہے

kenchulii kaa lachkaa

a kind of flex that when it is pulled, it becomes long like a snake's slough

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hujjat

हुज्जत

حُجَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

disputation, contention, objection, plea

[ Har baat par hujjat karna mantiqi (Quarrelsome) logon ki aadat hoti hai ]

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tasavvuraatii

तसव्वुराती

تَصَوُّراتی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

imaginary, fictitious

[ Dadi sote waqt pariyon ki tasavvurati kahaniyan sunati hain ]

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

servant, attendant

[ Khalid ek auto compny mein mulazim hai ]

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'aadat

'आदत

عادَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

habit, treatment, disposition

[ Adat kisi bhi chiz ki ho usako chhod pana bahut mushkil kam hai ]

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zikr

ज़िक्र

ذِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

mention, reference

[ Jalpari ek tasawwurati jandar hai jiska zikr hamein kahaniyon mein milta hai ]

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munashshiyaat

मुनश्शियात

مُنَشِّیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

Intoxicating drinks or drugs, intoxicants

[ Malesiyai police ne munashshiyat ka dhanda karne wale ek giroh ko pakda ]

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mallaah

मल्लाह

مَلاّح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

boatman, sailor, seaman

[ Mallah ki zindagi pani aur lahron ke bich guzarti hai ]

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dilbar

दिलबर

دِلبر

Origin : Persian

Noun

lovely, beloved, sweetheart

[ Sachchi mohabbat mein dilbar ka chehra hi sab se hasin aur khubsoorat lagta hai ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian

Adjective

face to face, in front of

[ Mohabbat mein aksar dilon ka haal ruu-ba-ruu kahne ki himmat nahin hoti ]

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bahrii

बहरी

بَحْری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of or belonging to the sea, oceanic, marine

[ Bahri daak ke zariye saamaan ek mulk se dusre mulk bheja jata hai ]

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