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farsaa

wearing away, rubbing, obliterating, effacing, worn, obliterated, old (used as last member of compounds, e.g. jan-farsa, distracting, or wearing out, the mind)

jaa.n-farsaa

very grievous, very troublesome, heart breaking, pathetic, afflicting

ruuh-farsaa

soul-effacing, soul-searing, extremely painful, teasing

falak-farsaa

that alas who reaches to sky

naala-farsaa

mourner, wailing

qalam-farsaa

قلم چلانے والا ، لکھنے والا ، خامہ فرسا .

jabii.n-farsaa

माथा रगड़नेवाला, जमीन पर माथा टेककर सलाम करनेवाला, बहुत ही दीनता प्रकट करनेवाला।

gaam-farsaa

moving at great speed, fast, speedy, moving forward, stepping out

KHaama-farsaa

writer

baada-farsa

wine drinker

'ambar-farsaa

معطّر ، خوشبو میں بسا ہوا ۔

naasiya-farsaa

the one who is rubbing forehead on the ground, flatter

jab.ha-farsaa

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

KHaama farsaa honaa

لکھنا، تحریر کرنا

Meaning ofSee meaning naala-farsaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

naala-farsaa

नाला-फ़र्सा•نالَہ فَرسا

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 2222

See meaning: naala-kash

English meaning of naala-farsaa

Adjective

mourner, wailing

Sher Examples

agar vo sarv-qad garm-e-ḳhirām-e-nāz aa jaave

kaf-e-har-ḳhāk-e-gulshan shakl-e-qamrī nāla-farsā ho

agar wo sarw-qad garm-e-KHiram-e-naz aa jawe

kaf-e-har-KHak-e-gulshan shakl-e-qamri nala-farsa ho

Mirza Ghalib

नाला-फ़र्सा के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

विलाप करने वाला, गिर्या करने वाला

نالَہ فَرسا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

آہ و فریاد کرنے والا، گریہ کرنے والا

Urdu meaning of naala-farsaa

Roman
Urdu

aah-o-faryaad karne vaala, giriya karne vaala

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farsaa

wearing away, rubbing, obliterating, effacing, worn, obliterated, old (used as last member of compounds, e.g. jan-farsa, distracting, or wearing out, the mind)

jaa.n-farsaa

very grievous, very troublesome, heart breaking, pathetic, afflicting

ruuh-farsaa

soul-effacing, soul-searing, extremely painful, teasing

falak-farsaa

that alas who reaches to sky

naala-farsaa

mourner, wailing

qalam-farsaa

قلم چلانے والا ، لکھنے والا ، خامہ فرسا .

jabii.n-farsaa

gaam-farsaa

moving at great speed, fast, speedy, moving forward, stepping out

KHaama-farsaa

writer

baada-farsa

wine drinker

'ambar-farsaa

معطّر ، خوشبو میں بسا ہوا ۔

naasiya-farsaa

the one who is rubbing forehead on the ground, flatter

jab.ha-farsaa

beseeching, one who rubs his forehead on the ground or on someone's feet in self-abasement, begging earnestly

KHaama farsaa honaa

لکھنا، تحریر کرنا

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qafas

क़फ़स

قَفَس

Origin : Persian

Noun

cage for birds

[ Parindon ne qafas tod diya aur faza mein aazad udne lage ]

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salaaKH

सलाख़

سَلاخ

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

bar (of iron), spit

[ Daniyal ne salakh ko hath ke zor se tedha kar diya ]

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munaqqash

मुनक़्क़श

مُنَقَّش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

painted, sculptured, coloured

[ Ghar ki tamir ke baad zeb-o-zeenat ke liye munaqqash parde bhi lagaye gaye ]

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muttasil

मुत्तसिल

مُتَّصِل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

joined, contiguous, adjoining, near

[ Jab shaam age badhi to main muttasil kamre mein rone ke liye chali gayi ]

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kaifiyat

कैफ़ियत

کَیفِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

condition, state, situation

[ Mariz apni kaifiyat jab tak khud na bataye ilaj karna mushkil hota hai ]

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tahriir

तहरीर

تَحْرِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

writing

[ Ustad ne talib-e-ilm ki khush-khat tahrir dekh kar usko shabashi di ]

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sadaaqat

सदाक़त

صَداقَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

truth

[ Gandhiji ki sadaqat sab par ayan hai ]

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unsiyyat

उंसिय्यत

اُنْسِیَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

feeling of kindness due to familiarity, love, affection

[ Prabhavati Devi aur Kamala Nehru mein bahut unsiyat thi ]

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razaa-kaaraana

रज़ा-काराना

رَضا کارانَہ

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

voluntarily

[ School mein bachchon ne razakarana taur par paude lagaye ]

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qubuuliyat

क़ुबूलियत

قُبُولِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

approbation, liking

[ Agar insan narmi se bat kare, to har jagah us insan ko qubuliyat aur izzat milti hai ]

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