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parle sire ke

رک : پرلے درجے کا .

parle sire kaa

۔ دہلی) بڑا بدمعاش۔ خراب آدمی۔ ۲۔ حد درجے کا۔ (فقرہ) آواز سے چپڑ چپڑ کھانا پرلے سرے کی بدتمیزی ہے۔

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parle sire ke

परले सिरे के•پَرْلے سِرے کے

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  • رک : پرلے درجے کا .
  • بڑا بدمعاش ، خراب آدمی .

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رک : پرلے درجے کا .

parle sire kaa

۔ دہلی) بڑا بدمعاش۔ خراب آدمی۔ ۲۔ حد درجے کا۔ (فقرہ) آواز سے چپڑ چپڑ کھانا پرلے سرے کی بدتمیزی ہے۔

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tasavvur

तसव्वुर

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تَصَوُّر

Origin : Arabic
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imagination, fancy

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shu'uur

शु'ऊर

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شُعُور

Origin : Arabic
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understanding, wisdom, intelligence, discretion

[ Falij se muta.assir shakhs ka andaruni shu'oor hamesha karahta rahta hai ]

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kashish

कशिश

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کَشِش

Origin : Persian
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attraction, pull, allurement, magnetism

[ Gulfam ne shadi ka libas pahna aur baithak mein dakhil hua uski kashish se har ek ke munh khule rah gaye ]

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idraak

इदराक

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اِدْراک

Origin : Arabic
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understanding, sagacity, wisdom, consciousness

[ Sabki quwwat-e-idrak ek jaisi nahin hoti ]

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hisas

हिसस

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حِصَص

Origin : Arabic
Noun

portions, shares

[ Ambani Biradran ke bich huye tanaza ne unke hisas ki qimat gira di thi ]

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abr

अब्र

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اَبْر

Origin : Persian
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cloud

[ Abr-aalud asman mein bijli ka chamakna fitri baat hai ]

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muKHbir

मुख़बिर

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مُخْبِر

Origin : Arabic
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emissary, spy, informer, reporter

[ Mukhbir ki ittila par police ne ek chor ko giraftar kar lia ]

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ahliyat

अहलियत

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اَہْلِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

ability, eligibility, competence, skill

[ Muqabla-jaati imtihanat mein talaba ki ahliyat aur liyaqat parakhi jati hai ]

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gumraah

गुमराह

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گُمْراہ

Origin : Persian
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misled, misguided, heretical

[ Aaj gumrah mu'ashre ko sahi rasta dikhane wale ki zarurat hai ]

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muntaKHab

मुंतख़ब

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مُنتَخَب

Origin : Arabic
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elected

[ Haidar Ali panch saal ke liye baldiya ke chairman muntakhab kiye gaye ]

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