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soKHtan

burning

soKHtanii

burning, firewood, deserving to be burnt, fit for burning

soKHtanii-qurbaanii

وہ قُربانی جسے غینی آگ آکر بھسم کر دے یا کھا جائے .

soKHta-nasiib

بد قسمت ، بد نصیب .

suKHtanii

तोलने के योग्य, जिसे तोला जा सके।

saKHtan

To weigh.

saa.Dhe-tiin

three and a half

saKHt naagavaar guzarnaa

بہت برا لگنا، بہت برا معلوم ہونا

saKHt-andaaz

archer

saKHt-nazar

observer, investigator

saKHtii-e-naza'

यम-यातना, चंद्रा, मरते समय का कष्ट।

saKHt naagavaar honaa

بہت برا معلوم ہونا

saKHtaanaa

سخت کرنا ، سختی پیدا کرنا ، ٹھوس بنانا ، مضبوط کرنا.

sau khoTo.n kaa vo sardaar , jis kii chhaatii ek na baal

مشہور ہے کہ جس کی چھاتی پر بال نَہ ہوں وہ سخت دغا باز ہوتا ہے .

saKHtii aanaa

سخت مُصیبت ہونا یا آنا.

suukhii-tanKHvaah

ہر قسم کی بالائی آمدانی سے مُبَرّا ، محض معاوضۂ خدمت ، خُشک تنخواہ ۔

shoKH-e-tund-KHuu

quick-tempered mischievous

Meaning ofSee meaning soKHtan in English, Hindi & Urdu

soKHtan

सोख़्तन•سوخْتَن

Vazn : 212

English meaning of soKHtan

Noun, Feminine

  • burning

Sher Examples

kartī hai ājizī-e-safar soḳhtan tamām

pairāhan-e-ḳhasak meñ ġhubār-e-sharar hai aaj

karti hai aajizi-e-safar soKHtan tamam

pairahan-e-KHasak mein ghubar-e-sharar hai aaj

Mirza Ghalib

farsh se tā arsh vaañ tūfāñ thā mauj-e-rañg kā

yaañ zamīñ se āsmāñ tak soḳhtan kā baab thā

farsh se ta arsh wan tufan tha mauj-e-rang ka

yan zamin se aasman tak soKHtan ka bab tha

Mirza Ghalib

सोख़्तन के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

  • जलता हुआ

سوخْتَن کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

  • جلنا، جلانا
  • جلی کٹی

Urdu meaning of soKHtan

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • jalnaa, jalaanaa
  • jalii kaTii

Rhyming words of soKHtan

212
doKHtan
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soKHtan

burning

soKHtanii

burning, firewood, deserving to be burnt, fit for burning

soKHtanii-qurbaanii

وہ قُربانی جسے غینی آگ آکر بھسم کر دے یا کھا جائے .

soKHta-nasiib

بد قسمت ، بد نصیب .

suKHtanii

तोलने के योग्य, जिसे तोला जा सके।

saKHtan

To weigh.

saa.Dhe-tiin

three and a half

saKHt naagavaar guzarnaa

بہت برا لگنا، بہت برا معلوم ہونا

saKHt-andaaz

archer

saKHt-nazar

observer, investigator

saKHtii-e-naza'

यम-यातना, चंद्रा, मरते समय का कष्ट।

saKHt naagavaar honaa

بہت برا معلوم ہونا

saKHtaanaa

سخت کرنا ، سختی پیدا کرنا ، ٹھوس بنانا ، مضبوط کرنا.

sau khoTo.n kaa vo sardaar , jis kii chhaatii ek na baal

مشہور ہے کہ جس کی چھاتی پر بال نَہ ہوں وہ سخت دغا باز ہوتا ہے .

saKHtii aanaa

سخت مُصیبت ہونا یا آنا.

suukhii-tanKHvaah

ہر قسم کی بالائی آمدانی سے مُبَرّا ، محض معاوضۂ خدمت ، خُشک تنخواہ ۔

shoKH-e-tund-KHuu

quick-tempered mischievous

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vaajib

वाजिब

.

واجِب

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

just, right, appropriate

[ Aapne badi wajib baat kahi hai ki hamein imtihan ke liye taiyar rahna chahiye ]

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KHvaab

ख़्वाब

.

خواب

Origin : Persian
Noun

dream

[ Sone mein khwab dekhna qudrati baat hai lekin jagte mein khwab dekhna suna hai achchha nahin hota ]

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savaab

सवाब

.

ثَواب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

requital, or reward (especially, of obedience to God)

[ Mazhab mein kisi nek kam ka badla sawab kahlata hai ]

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KHuub

ख़ूब

.

خُوب

Origin : Persian
Adverb, Adjective, Interjection

fine, good

[ Aapne khoob kiya jo uski madad ki voh madad ka mustahiq tha ]

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habiib

हबीब

.

حَبِیب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

a friend

[ Dosti karne walon ko habib kahte hain ]

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taKHt

तख़्त

.

تَخْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

throne, royal seat

[ Mughal badhsah Akbar bahut chhoti umr mein takht par baitha ]

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KHabaasat

ख़बासत

.

خَباثَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

evilness, wickedness

[ Uski fitrat (nature) mein khabasat hai isliye wo sabki nazar mein bura hai ]

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vabaa

वबा

.

وَبا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

epidemic, pandemic, pestilence

[ Mulazimon par yah baat sabit kar di ki mera yah daura sarakari mulazimon ke liye koi....khatarnak waba nahin ]

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javaab

जवाब

.

جَواب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

answer, reply, response

[ Mehnat karne ke bawajood imtihan mein voh sawalon kaa jawab na de sakaa ]

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abvaab

अबवाब

.

اَبْواب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

chapters, sections, parts

[ Main ne jo novel likha hai wo kul char abawab par mushtamil hai ]

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