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miiKH-zan

(Literary) nail fastener

Meaning ofSee meaning miiKH-zan in English, Hindi & Urdu

miiKH-zan

मीख़-ज़न•مِیْخْ زَنْ

Origin: Persian

English meaning of miiKH-zan

Adjective

  • (Literary) nail fastener
  • nailed up, closed, to fasten with nails
  • ( Metaphorically) unserviceable, useless, worthless

मीख़-ज़न के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • (शाब्दिक) कील मारने वाला
  • कीलें ठोक कर बंद किया हुआ
  • (लाक्षणिक) नाकारा, अनुपयोगी

مِیْخْ زَنْ کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

صفت

  • (لفظاً) کیل مارنے والا
  • کیلیں ٹھونک کر بند کیا ہوا، میخ زد
  • (مجازاً) ناکارہ

Urdu meaning of miiKH-zan

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  • Urdu

  • (lafzan) kiil maarne vaala
  • kiile.n Thonk kar band kyaa hu.a, meKh zad
  • (majaazan) naakaara

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تَرازُو

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तर्बियत

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تَرْبِیت

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ख़बीस

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خَبِیث

Origin : Arabic
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wretch, vile

[ Khabees aadmi se achchhe bartav ki ummeed nahin ki ja sakti ]

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बुख़ारात

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بُخارات

Origin : Persian
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[ Suraj ki garmi se samnudar ka pani bukhaaraat mein tabdil ho kar fiza mein jama hota hai aur barish ka sabab banta hai ]

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KHaarij

ख़ारिज

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خارِج

Origin : Arabic
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[ Mulzim be-qusoor sabit hua isliye muqadma adalat se kharij kar diya gaya ]

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ज़ियारत

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زِیارَت

Origin : Arabic
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seeing or visiting a holy place

[ Ajmer mein har saal lakhon log ziyarat ke liye aate hain, wahan Khwaja Gharib Nawaz ka mazar hai ]

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KHairiyat

ख़ैरियत

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خَیرِیَت

Origin : Arabic
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welfare, well-being, good health

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जरी

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جَری

Origin : Arabic
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[ Bhagat Singh jaise nidar aur jari shakhs kam hi dikhayi dete hain ]

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tarjiih

तर्जीह

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تَرْجِیح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

preference, priority, superiority

[ Na gore ko kale par na unche ko niche par tarjih hasil hai ]

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