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وہ لکڑی، جو رتھ یا گاڑی کے اردگرد لگاتے ہیں کہ آپس میں نہ ٹکرائیں

vaadii-e-taih

وہ مقام جہاں ایک روایت کے مطابق بنی اسرائیل عتابِ الٰہی کے نیتجے میں چالیس برس تک بھٹکتے پھرے اور اسی جگہ اللہ تعالیٰ نے من و سلویٰ نازل فرمایا ۔

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wit's end

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wits' end

varta-e-hairat me.n Garq ho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairat me.n Daal denaa

to immerse someone in a whirl of stupefaction

vaar uThnaa

وار اٹھانا (رک) کا لازم ، چوٹ برداشت ہونا ۔

vaartaa honaa

بات چیت ہونا، گفتگو ہونا

varta-e-hairat me.n kho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

vadii'at honaa

be given, entrusted or bestowed

vaa'da Thaharnaa

to commit, make a commitment

vaadii-e-taiha

varta-e-halaakat

a whirlpool of destruction, a labyrinth culminating in death

varta-e-hairat me.n Duubnaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairaanii

انتہائی حیرت کی حالت ۔

vadii'at-e-hayaat

laying down (one's) life, dying, death

Meaning ofSee meaning varuuth in English, Hindi & Urdu

varuuth

वरूथ•وَرُوتھ

Origin: Sanskrit

Vazn : 121

वरूथ के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

वो लकड़ी जो रथ या गाड़ी के इर्दगिर्द लगाते हैं कि आपस में ना टकराए, रथ का घेरा
कवच, बकतर, ढाल, बचाव
फ़ौज, सेना, सैन्य
दल, झुंड, समूह

وَرُوتھ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

وہ لکڑی، جو رتھ یا گاڑی کے اردگرد لگاتے ہیں کہ آپس میں نہ ٹکرائیں
زرہ، بکتر، چمڑے کی ڈھال، چمڑا، مکان

Urdu meaning of varuuth

Roman
Urdu

vo lakk.Dii, jo rath ya gaa.Dii ke irdagird lagaate hai.n ki aapas me.n na Takraa.ii.n
zaraa, baktar, cham.De kii Dhaal, cham.Daa, makaan

Rhyming words of varuuth

121

baruuth

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varuuth

وہ لکڑی، جو رتھ یا گاڑی کے اردگرد لگاتے ہیں کہ آپس میں نہ ٹکرائیں

vaadii-e-taih

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wit's end

varta-e-hairat me.n pa.Dnaa

be bewildered, be at one's wits' end

varta-e-hairat me.n Garq ho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairat me.n Daal denaa

to immerse someone in a whirl of stupefaction

vaar uThnaa

وار اٹھانا (رک) کا لازم ، چوٹ برداشت ہونا ۔

vaartaa honaa

بات چیت ہونا، گفتگو ہونا

varta-e-hairat me.n kho jaanaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

vadii'at honaa

be given, entrusted or bestowed

vaa'da Thaharnaa

to commit, make a commitment

vaadii-e-taiha

varta-e-halaakat

a whirlpool of destruction, a labyrinth culminating in death

varta-e-hairat me.n Duubnaa

to be immersed in a whirl of whims

varta-e-hairaanii

انتہائی حیرت کی حالت ۔

vadii'at-e-hayaat

laying down (one's) life, dying, death

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mafhuum

मफ़्हूम

مَفہُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

meaning, sense

[ Ashaar ke makhfi aur zahiri do mafhoom hote hain ]

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KHubs

ख़ुब्स

خُبْث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wickedness, depravity

[ Aalam (the world) yaani hasti se khubs ka bil-kulliya (totally) uth jana sahi nahin hai ]

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muta.assir

मुतअस्सिर

مُتَأثِّر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

affected

[ Narmada bandh mansube se muta.assir logon ki baz-abadkari (Rehabilitation) ki jayegi ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

فِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

thought, consideration

[ Ye baat taslim ki jati hai ki gaur-o-fikr ka markaz hamara dimagh hai ]

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qist

क़िस्त

قِسْط

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a stipulated rate and time of payment (of revenue, a tax, kist, instalment

[ Panch rupaye mahina ki qist par sau rupaye qarz le kar Eid manayen ]

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maqbara

मक़बरा

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tomb, mausoleum, sepulchre

[ Sham ke jhutpute mein camera Jahangir ke maqbare ko wahan dikhata hai jahan Asif Jaah ka maqbara hai ]

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inhidaam

इंहिदाम

اِنْہِدام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

being thrown down, demolition

[ Mazhabi imaraton ke inhidam se ham ko ihtiraz karna chahiye ]

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faateh

फ़ातेह

فاتِح

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

conqueror

[ Changez Khan futuhat ke lihaz se duniya ka fateh-e-aazam hai ]

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naaqid

नाक़िद

ناقِد

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

critic, fault-finder

[ Baaz naqid yah kahte hain ki daur-e-hazir (Modern Period) mein Ghazal-goi ka daera mahdud ho gaya hai ]

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vaa'iz

वा'इज़

واعِظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

preacher, adviser, admonisher

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