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saaq-e-billaurii.n

ankles which are crystal like, quartz-like ankles

Meaning ofSee meaning saaq-e-billaurii.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

saaq-e-billaurii.n

साक़-ए-बिल्लाैरीं•ساقِ بِلَّورِیں

English meaning of saaq-e-billaurii.n

Persian, Arabic - Feminine

  • ankles which are crystal like, quartz-like ankles
  • fair (coloured) legs

साक़-ए-बिल्लाैरीं के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - स्त्रीलिंग

  • बिल्लूर-जैसी सफ़ेद और उज्ज्वल पिंडलियाँ

ساقِ بِلَّورِیں کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - مؤنث

  • بلّور جیسی پنڈلی ، گوری پنڈلیِ ، خوبصورت پنڈلی.

Urdu meaning of saaq-e-billaurii.n

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  • Urdu

  • billaur jaisii pinDlii, gaurii pinD le-e-, Khuubsuurat pinDlii

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saaq-e-billaurii.n

ankles which are crystal like, quartz-like ankles

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मो'तबर

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مُعْتَبَر

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मा'सूम

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مَعْصُوم

Origin : Arabic
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ehsaas

एहसास

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اِحْساس

Origin : Arabic
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sense, sensibility

[ Har aadami ko apne farz ka ehsas hona chahiye ]

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mulaazimiin

मुलाज़िमीन

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مُلازِمِین

Origin : Arabic
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employees, servant, attendant

[ Marhum mulazimin ke bachchon ko bhi wazaef diye jayenge ]

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shiguufa

शिगूफ़ा

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شِگُوفَہ

Origin : Persian
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bud, blossom

[ Shigofe jhad kar is qadr dher ho gaye ki qabr dhak gayi ]

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mirriiKH

मिर्रीख़

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مِرّیخ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the planet Mars

[ Nikola Tesla ko hunuz mirrikh ki abadi se ta'alluq paida karne mein kamiyabi nahin hui hai ]

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aashnaa

आश्ना

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آشْنا

Origin : Persian
Noun, Adjective

aware of, having knowledge of

[ Hindustan mein qiyam ke sabab Angrez Hindustani siqafat se bahut had tak aashna ho gaye the ]

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afshaa.n

अफ़्शाँ

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اَفْشاں

Origin : Persian
Noun

glittering golden powder

[ Afshan auraton ke chehre par khubsurti ke liye chhidke jate hain ]

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yaqiin-dihaanii

यक़ीन-दिहानी

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یَقِین دِہانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic
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the state of assurance or guarantee

[ Secretary ya wazir ke alawa kisi ki yaqin-dihani bhi qabil-e-zikr hoti hai ]

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doshiiza

दोशीज़ा

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دوشِیزَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

beautiful girl, gorgeous girl

[ Jab dusare sanduq ko khola to us mein se ek doshiza jadu-jamal pari-tamsal nikli ]

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