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"ले कर आना" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

लकीरना

لکیر کھینچنا ، خط کھینچنا ، دھاری بنانا ، منتر پڑھ کر حصار کھینچنا کیلنا ؛ خاکہ ڈالنا ، ڈول بنانا.

लोकारना

बच्चे और प्रायः दुष्ट बच्चे किसी नग्न बच्चे या लड़के को देख कर शरारत से छेड़ते हैं

लोकीदनी

घुटनों के बल चलने योग्य ।

ले कर आना

साथ ले आना

लक करना

साफ़सुथरा करना, पाक करना , रोशन करना, चमकाना , पालिश करना

लीक करना

निष्कासित होना, निकलना

लूका देना

आग लगाना, भगाना, दूर करना

लुका देना

छुपाना, गुप्त रखना

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में ले कर आना के अर्थदेखिए

ले कर आना

le kar aanaa•لے کَر آنا

ले कर आना के हिंदी अर्थ

यौगिक क्रिया

साथ ले आना

لے کَر آنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فعل مرکب

ساتھ لے آنا .

Urdu meaning of le kar aanaa

Roman
Urdu

saath le aanaa

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लकीरना

لکیر کھینچنا ، خط کھینچنا ، دھاری بنانا ، منتر پڑھ کر حصار کھینچنا کیلنا ؛ خاکہ ڈالنا ، ڈول بنانا.

लोकारना

लोकीदनी

घुटनों के बल चलने योग्य ।

ले कर आना

साथ ले आना

लक करना

साफ़सुथरा करना, पाक करना , रोशन करना, चमकाना , पालिश करना

लीक करना

निष्कासित होना, निकलना

लूका देना

आग लगाना, भगाना, दूर करना

लुका देना

छुपाना, गुप्त रखना

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sahaafat

सहाफ़त

صَحافَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

journalism

[ Adab (Literature) sahafat ya khitabat (Speach) ki tarah hamen bhadkata nahin hai balki hamen shu'uur deta hai ]

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mezbaan

मेज़बान

میزبان

Origin : Persian

Noun

master of the house, or of a feast, host, landlord

[ Arshad Husain ne is tarah kaha goya wo mezban the aur ye mehman ]

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mehmaan

मेहमान

مِہْمان

Origin : Persian

Noun

guest, visitor, stranger, lodger

[ Mezban ki mehman-nawazi se tamam log bahut khush the ]

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farhat

फ़रहत

فَرْحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

joy, gladness, pleasure

[ Chay ke ghunt jaise-jaise mere halaq se utar rahe the farhat mahsus ho rahi thi ]

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tasallii

तसल्ली

تَسَلّی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

contentment, satisfaction, consolation, comfort, solace

[ Sawal-kuninda ke sawalon ka jawab-dehinda ne tasalli bakhsh jawab diya ]

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shujaa'at

शुजा'अत

شُجَاعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

bravery, valour, chivalry

[ Umar ki shujaa'at ki kahani abhi bhi yaad ki jati hai ]

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sham'

शम'

شَمْع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wax candle, candle, lamp

[ Dipawali ke din har ek kone mein shama raushan ki jati hai ]

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aavaaragii

आवारगी

آوارَگی

Origin : Persian

Noun

vagrancy, wandering, roaming, licentiousness, profligacy

[ Awaragi ki taraf rujhan badhta gaya rang aur gahra hua aur apni zindagi ka drama khelne lage ]

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ziyaafat

ज़ियाफ़त

ضِیافَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

feast, banquet, treat, hospitality

[ Safdar Jang ne ziyafat ke bahane Jawed Khan ko apne yahan bula kar qatl kara diya ]

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taash

ताश

طاش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

large basin, tray

[ Badshah ne kaha ki hire-jawahrat taash mein rakh kar pesh kia jaye ]

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