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mai.n-jaanuu.n

I am responsible

mai.n na jaanuu.n

یہ کام بگڑے یا بنے مجھ پر الزام نہیں ہے میں بری الذمہ ہوں

mai.n to jaanuu.n

میرے اندازے کے مطابق ، میرے خیال سے ۔

mai.n jab jaanuu.n

it is said to be as condition before believing or acknowledging something

mai.n mai.n na jaano.n

کام بگڑے یا سنورے مجھ پر الزام نہیں ، میں بری الذمہ ہوں ، میں کیا جانوں

zaanuu.o.n me.n dabaanaa

to hide in one's laps

junuun ke Galbe me.n

under the influence of rage

jinn shiishe me.n utaarnaa

(مجازاً) شریر ، ضدی ، یا غصہ ور کو قابو میں لانا.

jinn shiishe me.n band karnaa

(مجازاً) شریر ، ضدی ، یا غصہ ور کو قابو میں لانا.

sar me.n junuun samaanaa

خبط ہونا ، بہت زیادہ شوق پیدا ہونا، شدید خواہش ہونا .

junuun kii haalat me.n

in the state of madness or frenzy, in a fit

junuun me.n bhii lutf hai

It is pleasant to go mad.

aa.nkho.n dekhii jaanuu.n, kaano.n sunii na maanuu.n

خود دیکھی بات پر یقین کرنا چاہیئے، سنی سنائی بات نہیں ماننی چاہیئے

Meaning ofSee meaning mai.n-jaanuu.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

mai.n-jaanuu.n

मैं-जानूँ•مَیں جانُوں

Vazn : 222

Phrase

Root word: mai.n

English meaning of mai.n-jaanuu.n

I am responsible
I believe, I think

मैं-जानूँ के हिंदी अर्थ

मैं ज़िम्मेदार हूँ, मेरा ज़िम्मा
मेरा अनुमान है, मुझे गुमान है, मुझे ख़्याल आता है, मुझे लगता है

مَیں جانُوں کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

میں ذمّے دار ہوں، میرا ذمّہ
مجھے گمان ہے، مجھے خیال آتا ہے، مجھے لگتا ہے

Urdu meaning of mai.n-jaanuu.n

Roman
Urdu

me.n zimmedaar huu.n, mera zimma
mujhe gumaan hai, mujhe Khyaal aataa hai, mujhe lagtaa hai

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mai.n-jaanuu.n

I am responsible

mai.n na jaanuu.n

یہ کام بگڑے یا بنے مجھ پر الزام نہیں ہے میں بری الذمہ ہوں

mai.n to jaanuu.n

میرے اندازے کے مطابق ، میرے خیال سے ۔

mai.n jab jaanuu.n

it is said to be as condition before believing or acknowledging something

mai.n mai.n na jaano.n

کام بگڑے یا سنورے مجھ پر الزام نہیں ، میں بری الذمہ ہوں ، میں کیا جانوں

zaanuu.o.n me.n dabaanaa

to hide in one's laps

junuun ke Galbe me.n

under the influence of rage

jinn shiishe me.n utaarnaa

(مجازاً) شریر ، ضدی ، یا غصہ ور کو قابو میں لانا.

jinn shiishe me.n band karnaa

(مجازاً) شریر ، ضدی ، یا غصہ ور کو قابو میں لانا.

sar me.n junuun samaanaa

خبط ہونا ، بہت زیادہ شوق پیدا ہونا، شدید خواہش ہونا .

junuun kii haalat me.n

in the state of madness or frenzy, in a fit

junuun me.n bhii lutf hai

It is pleasant to go mad.

aa.nkho.n dekhii jaanuu.n, kaano.n sunii na maanuu.n

خود دیکھی بات پر یقین کرنا چاہیئے، سنی سنائی بات نہیں ماننی چاہیئے

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holikaa

होलिका

ہولِکا

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

a pile of wood, hay and straw that is burnt on the day of Holi

[ Sansar ka kuda-karkat samajh holika mein jhonk dena ]

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banafsha

बनफ़शा

بَنَفْشَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

(Botany) a violet, aromatic plant of the genus Viola odorata

[ Nilo banafsha ke tar-o-taza phul ki tarah andar-bahar.... fir rahi thin ]

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ishtihaar

इश्तिहार

اِشْتِہار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

advertisement, announcement

[ Aaj ka akhbar ishtiharat se bhara hua hai ]

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abiir

अबीर

اَبِیْر

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

red powder made with rose, sandal and saffron and sprinkled on clothes at the Hindu Holi festival

[ Holi mein log ek dusre ke chehre par rang, abeer waghaira potate hain ]

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haul-naak

हौल-नाक

ہَول ناک

Origin : Persian

Adjective

terrible, dangerous, perilous, horrible

[ Jharne ke pani ki aawaz haulnak, jo pahadon par se girta tha, dur tak jati thi ]

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rang

रंग

رَنْگ

Origin : Persian

Noun

(Metaphorically) the festival of color and enjoyment, the festival of Holi

[ Aaj rang hai Braj mein bahut sare log Holi khelne jayenge ]

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Guncha

ग़ुंचा

غُنْچَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

bud, rosebud, a rose-bud

[ Bagh mein siwaye ghuncha, chanpa, chameli kisi aur ka naam-o-nishan bhi na janta tha ]

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nazr-e-aatish

नज़्र-ए-आतिश

نَذر آتِش

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

to set (something on fire), given to fire

[ Sir Mohammad Iqbal ne apni umr ke aakhiri hisse mein kuchh ibtidaai kalam aur maktubat nazr-e-aatish kar diya tha ]

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milan

मिलन

مِلَن

Origin : Hindi

Noun

harmony, meeting, union

[ Jab wo kamyab-o-kamran ho kar wapas lauta to Hamira se milan ki lagan betab thi ]

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gulaabii

गुलाबी

گُلابی

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

rose-coloured, rosy, roseate, pink

[ Mausam holi ka hai aur Ramu ke paas rangon ka anbar hai: sohar, gulanar, gulabi, basanti, dhani, sabz, kaahi ]

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