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| Waa (p.) adj.: open, back |
Waabastagee (p.) n.f.: relationship, connection |
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| Waabastah (p.) adj.: adherent, bound |
Waadee (a.) n.: valley |
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| Waahid (a.) n.: one, attribute of God |
Waahimah (a.) n.m.: imagination, fancy, whim |
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| Waahiyaat (a.) n.f.: nonsense, absurd |
Waa'iz (a.) n.: preacher, adviser |
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| Waajib (a.) n.: obligatory, necessary |
Waalee (a.) n.: guardian, chief, lord |
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| Waalihaanah (a.) p.adv.: in madness, with love |
Waapseen (p.) adj.: last, later |
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| Waaqi'ah (a.) n.: event, incident |
Waaqif (a.) n.: familiar, intimate |
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| Waaqifiyat (a.) n.m.: knowledge, acquaintance |
Waar (u.) n.: blow, wound |
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| Waarid (a.) n.: coming, arriving |
Waaridaat (a.) n.: events, accident, happening |
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| Waaris (a.) n.: heir, successor, lord, owner |
Waawaylaa (p.) n.m.: bewailing, lamentation |
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| Wabaa (a.) n.f.: epidemic, plague |
Wabaal (a.) n.m.: burden, misfortune, crime |
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| Waadah (a.) n.: promise, vow |
Wafaa (a.) n.: keeping a promise, faithfulness |
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| Wafaat (a.) n.: death, demise |
Wahdaaniyat (a.) n.f.: oneness, singularity, unity of God |
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| Wahdat (a.) n.: unity, singularity |
Wahee (a.) n.: divine revelation |
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| Wahm (a.) n.: doubt, superstition, fancy |
Wahshat (a.) n.: savagery, dread, horror, ferocity |
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| Wajaahat (a.) n.: respect, dignity of the person |
Wajd (a.) n.: ecstacy, rapture |
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| Wajeeh (a.) adj.: handsome, respectable |
Wajh (a.): cause, reason, face |
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| Wajood (a.) n.: existence, being |
Wakaalat (a.) n.f.: advocacy, proxy |
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| Wakeel (a.) n.m.: lawyer, agent, attorney |
Walaayat (a.) n.: authority, holiness, mystical, union with God |
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| Wallaah (a.) n.: by God, swearing |
Walwalah (a.) n.m.: ardour, fervour, noise |
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| Waqf (a.) n.m.: trust, legacy, endowments for charity |
Waqfah (a.) n.m.: interval, pause, delay, respite |
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| Waqoo (a.) n.m.: occurrence, happening |
Waqt (a.) n.: time, period, duration |
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| Waram (a.) n.m.: inflation, swelling |
Waraq (a.) n.: leaf, sheet of paper |
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| Warsah (a.) n.: heritage, bequest |
Warzish (p.) n.f.: athletic exercise |
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| Wasee (a.) adj.: extensive, large, spacious |
Waseelah (a.) n.: mediator, cause, means |
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| Wasf (a.) n.m.: virtue, attribute, epithet |
Wasiyat (a.) n.: will, testament |
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| Wasl (a.) n.: union, meeting, connection |
Wast (a.) n.f.: middle, centre |
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| Waswasah (a.) n.m.: temptation, evil suggestion, apprehension, surplus |
Watan (a.) n.m.: motherland, home |
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| Wa'az (a.) n.: condition, style |
Wazadaar (a.) n.: consistent, dependable |
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| Wazaahat (a.) n.: explanation, clarification |
Wazeefah (a.) n.m.: stipend, pension, worship, duty |
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| Wazeer (a.) n.m.: minister, vice-regent |
Wazn (a.) n.m.: weight, rhythm, measure |
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| Weeraan (p.) adj.: desolate, laid waste, ruined, unpopulated |
Widaa (a.) n.: parting, leaving |
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| Wijdaan (a.) n.: rapture, ecstacy |
Wilaadat (a.) n.: birth, birth anniversary |
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| Wiqaar (a.) n.: dignity, honour, majesty |
Wird (a.) n.m.: routine, daily practice, repitition of a prayer |
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| Wisaal (a.) n.: meeting, death of a saint |
Wizaarat (a.) n.f.: ministry, ministership |
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| Wufoor (a.) n.m.: abundance, plenty |
Wurood (a.) n.m.: arrival, appearance |
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| Wus'at (a.) n.f.: range, spaciousness |
Waz'a (a.) n.: condition, style |
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| Ubaal (h.) n.m.: boiling, ebullience, swelling with rage |
Ubkaa'ee (h.) n.f.: nausea, the act of vomiting |
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| Uboor (a.) n.f.: pass through, crossing a river, mastery of subject |
Ubtan (h.) n.m.: face cream, a cosmetic preparation |
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| Udaas (h.) adj.: sad, dejected, grieved |
Udaasee (h.) n.f.: sadness,dullness |
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| Udherbun (h.) n.f.: embarassment, anxiety |
Uftaad (p.) n.f.: fall, distress, mishap |
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| Uftaadah (p.) adj.: powerless, useless, wasteland |
Uftaan-o-kheizaan (p.) adj.: helter skelter, with much ado |
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| Ufuq (a.) n.: horizon |
Uhdah (a.) n.: official position, post |
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| Ujaar (h.) adj.: waste, deserted |
Ujaagar (h.) adj.: manifest, bright, clear |
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| Ujlat (a.) n.f.: haste, speed, hurry |
Ujrat (a.) n.: wages, remuneration |
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| Ukhuwwat (a.) n.f.: brotherhood, friendship |
Uktaahat (h.) n.f.: boredom, dullness |
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| Ulat-pheir (h.) n.m.: trickery, alterations |
Ulfat (a.) n.f.: affection, attachment |
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| Uljhaaw (h.) n.m.: entanglement, complication |
Uljhan (h.) n.f.: perplexity, embarassment, derangement |
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| Uloom (a.) n.m.: sciences, knowledge |
Umang (h.) n.f.: passion, ardour |
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| Umdagee (p.) n.f.: greatness, fineness |
Umdah (a.) adj.: grand, nice, superior |
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| Ummat (a.) n.f.: sect, followers, generation |
Ummatee (a.) n.m.: followers of a religious order |
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| Ummeed (p.) n.: hope, expectation, trust, desire |
Ummeedwaar (p.) n.: hopeful, expectant, trust, desire |
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| Umoor (a.) n.m. (pl.): things, matters |
Uns (a.) n.: love, attachment, friendship |
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| Unsiyat (a.) n.: love, attachment |
Unwaan (a.) n.: title, topic, frontispiece |
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| Upaj (h.) n.f.: productivity, product |
Uqaab (a.) n.: eagle |
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| Uqbaa (a.): end, last stage, life |
Uqdah (a.) n.: a hard knot or problem, enigma, puzzle |
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| Uqdah-kushaa (p.) adj.: solver of difficulties |
Urdoo (t.) n.: cantonment, Urdu language |
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| Urooj (a.) n.: ascent, height |
Uroos (a.) n.: bride |
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| Uroos-ul-bilaad (a.) n.: the bride of the cities, metropolis |
Urs (a.) n.: a marriage ceremony, death anniversary, festival at a shrine |
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| Uryaan (p.) adj.: naked, bare |
Uryaanee (p.) n.: nakedness, bareness |
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| Uryaaniyat (p.) n.: nakedness, bareness, pornography |
Ushshaaq (a.) n.: lovers |
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| Usloob (a.) n.m.: way, style, method |
Usool (a.) n.m.: roots, fundamentals, principles, rules |
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| Ustuwaar (p.) adj.: strong, firm |
Ustuwaaree (p.) n.: strength, firmness |
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| Utaar (h.) n.m.: descent, slope, decrease |
Utran (h.) n.m.: used clothes |
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| Uzmaa (a.) adj.: greatest, best |
Uzr (a.) n.: objection, excuse |
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| Uzr-e-lang (a.) n.p.: lame excuse |
Uzw (a.) n.: member, limb, joint |
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| Ta'aaqub (a.) n.m.: pursuit, followup |
Ta'aaruf (a.) n.f.: introduction, acquaintaince |
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| Taa'at (a.) n.f.: praying |
Ta'aawun (a.) n.m.: cooperation, help |
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| Taab (p.) n.: heat, power, lusture, curl, endurance |
Taab-daar (p.) adj.: bright, curling |
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| Taabaan (p.) adj.: sparkling, brightness |
Taabe (a.) n.m.: printer,seal |
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| Taabindagee (p.) n.: brightness, lustre, luminousity |
Taabindah (p.) adj.: shining, glittering |
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| Taaboot (a.) n.: coffin, bier |
Taa'eed (a.) n.: support, assistance |
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| Taa'ib (a.) n.: repentant, penitent |
Taajir (a.) n.m.: trader, merchant |
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| Taakeed (a.) n.f.: warning, emphasis |
Taakheer (a.) n.f.: delay |
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| Taaleef (a.) n.: complication, composition |
Taalib (a.) n.m.: seeker, a lover |
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| Ta'aam (a.) n.m.: food, eating |
Ta'oos (a.) n.: a peacock |
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| Taaqat (a.) n.: strength, power |
Taaraaj (a.) n.m.: plunder, ruin |
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| Taaree (a.) adj.: happening, occurring |
Taareek (p.) adj.: dark, obscure |
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| Taaseer (a.) n.: impression, effect |
Ta'assub (a.) n.: prejudice, bigotry, partiality |
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| Ta-assuf (a.) n.: grief, regret |
Taawaan (p.) n.: penalty, damages, compensation |
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| Taaweel (a.) n.f.: explanation, elucidation |
Taazgee (p.) n.: freshness, greenness |
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| Tabaa (a.) n.f.: temperament, quality, nature |
Tabassum (a.) n.: smile |
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| Tabeeb (a.) n.: physician, doctor, unani healer |
Taa'beer (a.) n.: interpretation of a dream, meaning, attribute |
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| Tableegh (a.) n.: preaching, religious propaganda |
Tadabbur (a.) n.: foresight, prudence, understanding |
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| Tadbeer (a.) n.: deliberation, plan |
Tadfeen (a.) n.f.: burial |
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| Tafaawut (a.) n.: diffrence, variance |
Tafreeh (a.) n.: recreation, enjoyment |
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| Tafseer (a.) n.: commentary, explanation |
Taghaaful (a.) n.: deliberate negligence, carelessness |
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| Tag-o-daw (p.) n.& v.: search, endeavour |
Tahaffuz (a.) n.: preservation, security |
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| Tahammul (a.) n.: toleration, endurance, patience, bearing |
Tahayyur (a.) adj.&n.: wonder, astonishment |
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| Tahiyyah (a.) n.m.: determination |
Tahlakah (a.) n.m.: agony, panic, confusion |
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| Tahreek (a.) n.: movement, resolution |
Tahreer (a.) n.: writing, composition |
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| Tahseen (a.) n.: praise, cheers, applause |
Tahzeeb (a.) n.: civilisation, culture |
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| Tajaahul (a.) n.: pretence, indifference |
Tajallee (a.) n.: brightness, lustre, glory |
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| Tajassus (a.) n.: curiosity, search |
Tajribah (a.) n.: experience, experiment |
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| Tajweez (a.) n.: proposal, suggestion |
Takabbur (a.) n.: pride, arrogance, haughtiness |
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| Takalluf (a.) n.: formality, ceremony |
Takallum (a.) n.: conversation, eloquence |
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| Takhallus (a.) n.m.: poetic name, nom-de-plume, pen name |
Takhayyul (a.) n.m.: imagination, thought |
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| Takhfeef (a.) n.: abbreviating, retrenchment, decrease |
Takhleeq (a.) n.: creation, formation |
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| Takht (p.) n.m.: a throne, low seat |
Takht-e-taa'oos (p.) n.m.: peacock throne of Shahjahan |
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| Takmeel (a.) n.: completion, achievement |
Takraar (a.) n.m.: dispute, repetition |
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| Takyah (a.) n.: pillow, reliance, graveyard |
Talaafee (a.) n.: compensation, reparation |
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| Talaatum (a.) n.: storm, dashing of waves |
Talab (a.) n.: desire, wish, want |
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| Talaf (p.) n.m.: loss, waste, expense |
Taaleem (a.) n.: education, teaching |
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| Talkh (p.) adj.: bitter |
Talqeen (a.) n.: instruction, funeral service |
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| Tamaam (a.) adj.: end, complete |
Tamaashaa (a.) n.: spectacle, fun, sport |
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| Tam'a (a.) n.: greediness |
Tamaddun (a.) n.m.: culture, living together |
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| Tamanna (a.) n.f.: ambition, desire, longing |
Taameel (a.) n.f.: obedience, execution |
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| Taa'meer (a.) n.: construction, building |
Tameez (a.) n.: good manners, discrimination between right and wrong |
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| Tamheed (a.) n.: introduction, preface, preamble |
Tamkanat (a.) n.f.: dignity, gravity |
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| Tamseel (a.) n.f.: parable, example |
Tan (p.) n.m.: body, person |
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| Taanah (a.) n.: taunt, sarcasm |
Tandoor (h.) n.m.: oven, stove |
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| Tang (h.) adj.: narrow, tight |
Tangdast (p.) adj.: poor, penniless |
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| Tanhaa (p.) adj.: single, alone, solitary |
Tanweer (a.) n.: light, shine, illumination |
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| Tanz (a.) n.m.: taunt, mocking |
Tanzeem (a.) n.: organisation, arrangement, composing verse |
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| Tapaan (a.) adj.: heated, boiling |
Tapish (p.) n.f.: heat, agitation |
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| Taqaazaa (a.) n.m.: demand, requisition, claim |
Taqaddus (a.) n.m.: holiness, purity |
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| Taqleed (a.) n.: imitation, following |
Taqreeb (a.) n.f.: ceremony, festival |
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| Taqreer (a.) n.: speech, oration, lecture |
Taqseem (a.) n.f.: division, partition |
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| Taqseer (a.) n.f.: crime, sin, error |
Taqwaa (a.) n.: fear of god, guarding oneself from sin, piety |
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| Taraqqee (a.) n.: progess, promotion, increase |
Tarbiyat (a.) n.: training, education, up-bringing |
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| Tardaaman (p.) n.: sinner, guilty, immoral |
Tardaamanee (p.) n.: sin, guilt, immorality |
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| Taareef (a.) n.: praise, introduction |
Tareeqah (a.) n.: method, custom, way |
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| Targheeb (a.) n.: inducement, temptation |
Tarjeeh (a.) n.f.: preference, priority |
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| Tarjumaan (a.) n.: interpreter, translator |
Tark (a.) n.: to give up, omission |
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| Tarkash (p.) n.m.: quiver case |
Tarkeeb (a.) n.f.: mode, plan, method |
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| Tarteeb (a.) n.: arrangement, order, method |
Tarz (a.) n.: style, way, manner |
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| Tasaadum (a.) n.f.: clash, conflict |
Tasaahul (a.) n.m.: apathy, lazinees |
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| Tasallee (a.) n.: consolation, contentment |
Tasanno (a.) n.: artificiality, hypocrisy |
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| Tasawwuf (a.) n.: mysticism, theology of sufis |
Tasawwur (a.) n.: imagination, ideas |
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| Tasbeeh (a.) n.: rosary, beads |
Tashbeeh (a.) n.: comparison, simile |
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| Tashreeh (a.) n.f.: explanation, clarification |
Taskeen (a.) n.f.: consolation, comfort |
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| Taskheer (a.) n.f.: captivating, capture |
Tasleem (a.) n.f.: salutation, obedience, acknowledging |
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| Tawaaf (a.) n.: going around, circum-ambulating, the Kaa'ba |
Tawaanaa (p.) adj.: mighty, healthy, strong |
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| Tawaazo (a.) n.m.: hospitality, civilty |
Tawahhum (a.) n.m.: superstition, whims, fancy |
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| Tawajjuh (a.) n.: attention, care, kindness |
Tawaqqo (a.) n.: expectation, hope, wish |
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| Tawbah (a.) n.: penitence, repentance |
Tawbah-shikan (p.) n.: breaking a vow, renouncing, abstinence |
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| Taaweez (a.) n.m.: a amulet, a charm |
Tawfeeq (a.) n.: divine guidance, grace |
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| Tawheed (a.) n.: unity of God |
Tawheen (a.) n.: insult, contempt |
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| Tawq (p.) n.: yoke, an ornament worn in the neck |
Tawqeer (a.) n.: honour, respect |
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| Tayraak (h.) n.m.f.: swimmer |
Taysh (a.) n.: anger, rage, annoyance |
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| Taywar (h.) n.m.: look, displeasure, frown, brow, forehead |
Tazabzub (a.) n.m.: uncertainity, doubt |
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| Taa'zeem (a.) n.f.: reverence, civilty |
Tazkirah (a.) n.: mention, biography |
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| Tazkiyah (a.) n.: purification, sanctification |
Tegh (a.) n.: a dagger, a scimitar |
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| Teshah (a.) n.m.: carpenter's axe |
Tezgaam (p.) adj.: brisk walk, running |
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| Teemaar (p.) n.: care, sickness |
Teemardaar (p.) n.: one who looks after the sick and invalid, nurse |
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| Teemar-daaree (p.) n.: nursing, looking after the sick and invalid |
Teergee (p.) n.: darkness, obscurity, gloom |
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| Tifl (a.) n.f.: child, infant |
Tihee (p.) adj.: empty, vain, void |
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| Tihee-dast (p.) adj.: poor, indigent |
Tilism (a.) n.: magic, charm |
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| Tishnaa-labee (p.) adj.: parched lips, thirst |
Tishnagee (p.) n.: thirst, desire, longing |
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| Tohfah (a.) n.: gift, present |
Tohmat (a.) n.: false accusation, calumny, slander |
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| Toofaan (a.) n.m.: storm, tempest |
Toor (a.) n.: mount Sinai where prophet Moses saw a glimpse of God |
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| Toghyaanee (p.) n.: over-flowing, deluge, excess |
Tukhm (p.) n.m.: seed, egg |
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| Tund (p.) adj.: sharp, severe, fast |
Turaab (a.) n.: soil, earth |
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| Turbat (p.) n.: grave, earth |
Tishnaa (p.) adj.: thirsty, insatiable |
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| Saabir (a.) n.: patient, person |
Saabit (a.) adj.: proved, lasting, firm |
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| Saadiq (a.) adj.: true, sincere, faithful |
Saadir (a.) adj.: issued, passed |
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| Saaghar (p.) n.: wine cup, goblet |
Sagheer (a.) adj.: minor, small, little |
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| Saahil (a.) n.: coast, sea shore |
Saahir (a.) n.: magician, enchanter, sorcerer |
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| Saa'il (a.) n.: a beggar, a petitioner, a questioner |
Saanee (a.) adj.: second |
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| Saanihah (p.) n.m.: an occurrence |
Saaqee (a.) n.m.: bar-maid, beloved, cup-bearer |
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| Saaqiyaa (a.) n.: beautiful bartender |
Saaz (p.) n.: musical instrument |
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| Saaz-gaar (p.) adj.n.: favourite, suitable |
Sabaa (a.) n.: morning, gentle, breeze |
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| Sabaah (a.) n.: morning, dawn, beautiful, whitish |
Sabaahat (a.) n.f.: grace, beauty |
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| Sabaat (a.) n.: stability, permanency |
Sabab (a.) n.: cause, reason |
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| Sabad (p.) n.m.f.: basket |
Sabeel (a.) n.f.: road, place of drinking water |
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| Sabr (a.) n.: patience, endurance |
Sabz (p.) adj.: green, flourishing |
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| Sa'd (a.) n.m.: fortunate |
Sadaa (h.) adv.: always, perpetual, for ever |
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| Sadaa (p.) n.: sound, echo |
Sadaf (a.) n.f.: shell, mother pearl |
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| Sadee (a.) n.: century, hundred |
Sadmah (a.) n.m.: affliction, sorrow |
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| Sadaqah (a.) n.: alms, offerings of sacrifice for divine favour |
Sa'ee (a.) n.f.: efforts, purpose |
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| Sa'eed (a.) adj.: fortunate, auspicious |
Saf (a.) n.f.: row, line, mat |
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| Safee (a.) adj.: serene, clear |
Safeenah (a.) n.: boat, ship |
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| Safeer (a.) n.: ambassador, an envoy |
Sag (p.) n.m.: dog |
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| Sahar (a.) n.: dawn, morning |
Sahbaa (a.) n.f.: red wine |
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| Sahn (a.) n.: court-yard, open area, compound, front |
Sahn-e-chaman (p.) n.: compound of garden |
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| Sahraa (a.) n.: desert, forest |
Sajdah (a.) n.: to prostrate onself in prayers |
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| Sakhaawat (a.) n.f.: generosity,charity |
Sakhee (a.) adj.: generous, large-hearted |
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| Salaahiyat (a.) n.: calibre, ability |
Salaam (a.) n.: salute, compliment, peace, safety |
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| Salaamat (a.) adj.: safe, alive |
Salaasil (a.) n.: chains |
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| Saleem (a.) adj.: perfect, mild, sound |
Saleeqah (a.): manner, courtesy |
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| Saltanat (a.) n.f.: dominion, kingdom |
Samaa'at (a.) n.: the sense of hearing |
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| Samaan (h.) n.m.: season, scene, time |
Saman (p.) n.f.: jasmine |
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| Samar (a.) n.: fruit, result, reward |
Samm (a.) n.m.: venom, poison |
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| Samoom (a.) n.f.: hot wind |
Sanad (a.) n.f.: certificate, proof |
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| Sanam (a.) n.: an idol, sweetheart |
Sang (p.) n.m.: stone |
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| Sang-e-dar (p.) n.: stone of threshold or door |
Sangeen (p.) adj.: severe, made of stone, strong, heavy |
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| Sanjeedah (p.) adj.: serious, firm, sound |
Sanjeedgee (p.) n.: seriousness, solemnity |
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| Sanobar (p.) n.: pine tree |
Saraab (a.) n.m.: mirage, illusion |
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| Saraapaa (p.) n.: from head to foot |
Sar buland (p.) adj.: exalted, glorious |
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| Sareer (a.) n.f.: sound of pen |
Sarfaraaz (p.) n.m.: superior, of high rank |
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| Sargaraan (p.) adj.: proud, drunk, arrogant |
Sargarm (p.) adj.: zealous, ardent, active |
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| Sargarmee (p.) n.: zeal, activity |
Sarghanah (p.) n.m.: mischievous, ring leader |
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| Sargoshee (p.) n.f.: whispering |
Sarkash (p.) adj.: wicked, rebellious |
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| Sarmaayah (p.) n.: capital, wealth |
Sarmaayah daar (p.): capitalist, wealthy |
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| Sarmad (p.) n.: eternal, everlasting |
Sarnigoon (p.) adj.: bowed head, ashamed |
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| Sarod (a.) n.: song, melody, musical instrument |
Sarshaar (p.) ad.: intoxicated, brimful |
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| Sarwar (a.) n.: chief, leader |
Sarwat (a.) n.f.: influence, power, wealth |
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| Sawdaa (a.) n.: love, madness, trade |
Sawdaaee (a.) n.: insane, mad, lover |
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| Sayf (a.) n.f.: sword |
Sayqal (a.) n.f.: polishing, cleaning |
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| Sayyaad (a.) n.: hunter |
Sayyaal (a.) n.: liquid, flowing |
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| Seemaab (p.) n.: mercury |
Sehr (a.) n.: magic, enchantment |
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| Sehraa (h.) n.: bride and bridegroom's flower cover, mariage-poem |
Shaad (p.) adj.: happy, cheerful |
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| Shaa-daab (p.) adj.: green, verdant |
Shaadaan (p.) adj.: mirthful, happy |
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| Shaad-maan (p.) adj.: mirthful, happy |
Shaaistah (p.) adj.: gentle, suitable, civilised |
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| Shaaheen (p.) n.: hawk, falcon |
Shaahid (a.) n.: a witness, a sweetheart |
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| Shaahwaar (p.) adj.: princely, valuable |
Shaakh (p.) n.: branch of a tree, a horn |
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| Shaakhsaar (p.) n.f.: garden, full of trees |
Shaakir (a.) adj.: grateful, praising |
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| Shaamat (a.) n.f.: bad luck, disaster |
Shaan (p.) n.m.: pomp, dignity, glory |
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| Shaandaar (p.) adj.: splendid, pompous |
Shaan-o-shaukat (p.) n.: splendour, pomp |
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| Shaanah (p.) n.m.: shoulder, comb |
Shab (p.) n.: night |
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| Shab-ba-khayr (p.): good night |
Shab-o-roz (p.) adj.: night and day, all the time |
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| Shabaab (a.): youth, prime of life |
Shabistaan (p.) n.m.: bed-room, resting chamber |
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| Shabnam (p.) n.: dew |
Shadeed (a.) adj.: extreme, acute |
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| Shafaq (a.) n.: twilight, evening, golden sky |
Shafqat (a.) n.: kindness, affection, favour |
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| Shafeeq (a.) adj.: affectionate, compassionate, merciful |
Shaffaaf (a.) adj.: transparent, clear |
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| Shaghl (a.) n.: occupation, employment |
Shagoofah (p.) n.: bud, blossom |
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| Shahaadat (a.) n.: martydom |
Shaheed (a.) n.: martyr |
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| Shahood (a.) n.m.: present, witness |
Shahryaar (p.) n.m.: king, prince |
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| Shahsawaar (p.) n.m.: master rider, expert jockey |
Shajar (a.) n.: a tree, a plant |
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| Shakeel (a.) adj.: handsome, well-shaped |
Sham'a (p.) n.: lamp, candle |
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| Shameem (a.) n.: odour, fragrance |
Shams (a.) n.: the sun |
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| Shamsheer (p.) n.f.: sword |
Shaq (a.) n.m.: crack of dawn |
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| Shaque (a.) adj.: vicious, wretched |
Shar (a.) n.: evil, vice |
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| Sharaabor (p.) adj.: dripping, wet, drenched |
Sharaafat (a.) n.: nobility, good manners |
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| Sharaf (a.) n.m.: honour, rank |
Sharar (a.) n.: spark of fire, malice |
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| Shareef (a.) adj.: noble person, gentle |
Shareek (a.) n.: a co-sharer, partner |
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| Sharh (a.) n.f.: commentary, annotation |
Sharm-naak (p.) adj.: shameful, disgraceful |
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| Sharm-saar (p.) adj.: ashamed, repentent |
Shart (a.) n.f.: a bet, condition |
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| Shawq (a.) n.: desire, love, intense interest |
Shay (a.) adj.: thing, article |
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| She'aar (a.) n.: habit, custom, manner |
Sheer (p.) n.: milk |
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| Sheeraazah (p.) n.m.: organisation, book binding |
Shekhee (p.) n.: boasting, pride |
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| Shewah (p.) n.m.: way, plan, method |
Shifaa (a.) n.f.: healing, recovery |
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| Shigaaf (p.) n.: crack, breaking |
Shiguftah (p.) n.m.: blooming, flourshing |
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| Shihaab (a.) n.: a bright shining star |
Shikaib (p.) n.: patience, long suffering |
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| Shikan (p.) n.f.: wrinkle, curl, frown |
Shikast (p.) n.: defect, breakage |
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| Shikanjah (p.) n.m.: torment, pain, stocks |
Shikastah (p.) adj.: broken, weak, defeated |
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| Shikwah (a.) n.: complaint |
Shinaasaa (p.) adj.: knowing, known |
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| Shirkat (a.) n.f.: participation, alliance |
Shobadah (p.) n.m.: mirable, jugglery |
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| Shokh (p.) adj.: gay, playful, wanton |
Shokhee (p.) n.: sauciness, wantoness |
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| Sho'lah (p.) n.: flame, blaze |
Shoreedah (p.) adj.: disturbed, mad |
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| Shorish (p.) n.: confusion, disturbance, madness |
Shuaa' (a.) n.: rays, beams, light |
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| Shuhrat (a.) n.f.: fame, glory |
Shukr (a.) n.m.: thanks |
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| Shumaar (p.) n.m.: numbering, counting |
Shuoor (a.) n.m.: intellect, sense |
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| Sidq (a.) n.m.: truth, righteousness |
Sifaal (a.) n.: earthenware, clay goblet |
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| Silah (a.) n.: remuneration, reward |
Sinf (a.) n.f.: kind, sort, type |
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| Sinn (a.) n.m.: age, tooth, nib of a pen |
Sipaah (p.) n.m.: force, army |
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| Sipar (p.) n.f.: shield, support |
Siraaj (a.) n.: lamp, the sun |
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| Siraat (a.) n.f.: road, way, path |
Sitam (p.) n.m.: tyranny, injustice |
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| Sitamgar (p.) n.m.: tyrant, cruel |
Sogwaar (p.) n.m.: sorrowful, grieved |
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| Sokhtah (p.) adj.: burnt, scorched |
Sood (p.) n.: profit, interest |
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| Sood-o-ziyaan (p.) n.: profit and loss |
Soz (p.) n.: burning, grief |
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| Sukhan (p.) n.: speech, words, poetry |
Sukhan-war (p.) n.: eloquent, a poet |
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| Sukoon (a.) n.: peace, rest |
Sultaan (a.) n.m.: monarch, king |
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| Sumbul (p.): lily plant, flower |
Supurd (p.) n.f.: consignment, entrust |
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| Suraagh (a.) n.: search, trace, mark |
Surkhaab (p.) n.m.: lark, a bird |
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| Surkh-roo (p.) adj.: successful |
Suroor (a.) n.: pleasure, mild intoxication |
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| Sutoon (p.) n.m.: pillar, prop |
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| Ra'ad (a.) n.: thunder, loud noise, guidance, leadership |
Raa'egaan (p.) adj.: useless, waste, vain |
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| Raah (p.) n.: path, way, road |
Raah-bar (p.) n.: guide, leader |
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| Raahbaree (p.) n.: guidance, leadership |
Raah-geer (p.) n.: traveller |
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| Raahguzar (p.) n.: way, road, street |
Raah-raw (p.) n.: traveller |
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| Raah-zan (p.) n.: high-way man, a robber |
Raahat (a.) n.: rest, comfort, relief |
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| Raahat-afza (a.) adj.: adding to the comfort |
Raahat-e-jaan (a.) adj.: comforting to one's soul, lover, beloved |
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| Raal (h.) n.f.: saliva, spittle |
Raas (p.) n.: suitable, head of cattle |
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| Rasad (p.) n.f.: grain for army, food |
Raatib (a.) n.m.: food ration, daily food allowance of cattle |
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| Raaz (p.) n.: a secret, a mystery |
Raazdaan (p.) n.: raazdaar) one who knows secrets, trustworthy, close friends |
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| Raaz-o-niyaz (p.) n.: intimate conversation between the lover and beloved |
Rabb (a.) n.: preserver, lord, God |
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| Rabaab (p.) n.: a kind of violin |
Rabt (a.) n.: connection, friendship, relation |
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| Radd (a.) n.: rejection, cancellation |
Ra'ees (a.) n.: nobleman, richman |
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| Rafee (a.) adj.: high, exalted |
Rafeeq (a.) n.: companion, friend |
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| Rafoo (p.) n.: darning, repair |
Rafoogar (p.) n.: darner, consolver |
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| Raftaar (p.) n.: walk, speed, behaviour |
Raftah (p.) adv.: past, lost, late |
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| Rag (p.) n.: vein |
Rag-e-jaan (p.) n.: a jugular vein |
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| Rahaa'ish (u.) n.: abode, residence |
Raheen (a.) adj.: mortgaged, obliged to, indebted to |
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| Raheen-e-minnat (a.) adj.: under obligation |
Rahm (a.) n.: mercy, pity |
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| Rahmdil (a.& p.) n.: kind-hearted, generous |
Rahmaan (a.) adj.: most merciful (God) |
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| Rahmat (a.) n.: mercy, divine favour |
Rak'at (a.) n.f.: part of namaaz |
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| Rakhsh (p.) n.: brilliant horse |
Rakhsh-e-umr (p.) n.: gallop of life and time |
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| Rakhshaan (p.) adj.: dazzling, shinning |
Rakht (p.) n.: bag and baggage, cloth |
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| Ramaq (a.) n.: last breath, departing spirit or soul |
Ramz (a.) n.: sign, wink, riddle, secret |
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| Ramz-shinass (a.& p.) adj.: one who understands hint, intimate friends or signs |
Ran (h.) n.m.: battle, combat |
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| Raanaaee (p.) n.: grace, lovliness, beauty |
Raanaaee-e-khayal (p.) n.: beauty of thoughts, good sense |
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| Rang (p.) n.m.: colour, style, character |
Rang-dhang (h.) n.m.: character, fashion |
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| Rang-mahal (p.& a.) n.m.: palace, stately building, apartment for enjoyment |
Rang-o-boo (p.) n.: colour and fragrance |
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| Rang-ralyaan (h.) n.f.: pleasures, music and dancing, merrimints |
Rangaa-rang (p.) adv.: multi-coloured |
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| Rangat (p.) n.f.: condition, colour, form |
Rangeen (p.) adj.: coloured, flowery, embellished |
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| Rangeenee (p.) n.m.: colouring, showiness |
Ranj (p.) n.: grief, sorrow, affliction |
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| Ranjeedah (p.) adj.: sad, afflicated |
Ranjish (p.) n.: grief, unpleasantness |
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| Ranjoor (p.) n.: sick, afflicted, griefed |
Raqaabat (a.) n.: rivalry, enmity |
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| Raqeeb (a.) n.: rival, competitor |
Raqqas (a.) n.: dancer |
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| Raqqaasah (a.) n.: a dancing girl |
Raqs (a.) n.: dance |
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| Raqsaan (p.) adj.: dancing |
Rasaa'ee (p.) n.: reach, success |
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| Rasan (p.) n.: rope, cord, string |
Rashk (p.) n.m.: jealousy, envy |
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| Rashk-e-jinaan (p.) n.: similar to heaven |
Rasm (a.) n.: custom, tradition |
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| Rasool (a.) n.: messenger, Prophet |
Rasyaa (h.) n.m.: epicure, enjoying life's pleasure |
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| Rawaa (p.) adj.: right, lawful, worthy |
Rawadaar (p.) n.: considerate, approving |
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| Rawaan (p.) adj.: moving, flowing |
Rawayyah (p.) n.: custom, behaviour, fashion, rule, law |
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| Rawghan (p.) n.: oil, grease |
Rawish (p.) n.: walk, behaviour, ways |
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| Rawnaq (p.) n.: splendour, flourishing, beauty, grandeur |
Rawzah (a.) n.: a garden, a mausoleum |
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| Rayn (h.) n.: night |
Rayn-baseraa (h.) n.: a night's halt or rest |
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| Razeel (a.) n.: wreched, mean |
Reg (p.) n.: sand |
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| Registaan (p.) n.: sandy place, desert |
Rekhtah (p.) n.adj.: scattered, fallen, old name of urdu language |
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| Rewar (h.) n.m.: flock of sheeps or goats |
Rezah (p.) n.: a scrap, a piece, a bit |
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| Rezah-rezah (p.) adj.: boken into pieces, in bits |
Reesh (p.) n.: beard |
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| Rifat (a.) n.: elevation, dignity, eminence, exaltation |
Rihlat (a.) n.f.: departure, demise |
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| Rikaab (p.) n.: a stirrup |
Rind (p.) n.: drunkard, free thinker |
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| Rindaanah (p.) adj.: dissolute, licentious |
Rindee (a.) n.: debauchery, addiction to drinking, carefree life |
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| Riqqat (a.) n.f.: softness, ecstasy |
Rishtah (p.) n.: relationship, thread |
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| Riwaayat (a.) n.: a narrative, tradition, legend |
Riyaa (a.) n.: hypocrisy, show |
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| Riyaakaar (a.) n.: a hypocrite, deceitful, disembler, pretender |
Riyaaz (a.) n.: gardens, labour, practice |
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| Riyaazat (a.) n.: training, disciplined, religious, abstinence |
Riyaazee (a.) n.: mathematics |
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| Riyaazee-dan (a.) n.: a mathimatician |
Rizaa (a.) n.: approval, pleasure |
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| Rizaakaar (a.) n.m.: volunteer, scout |
Ro'b (a.) n.m.: awe, fear |
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| Rog (h.) n.: disease, defect |
Roo (p.) n.: face |
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| Roo-ba-roo (p.) adj.: face to face, in front |
Roogardaan (p.) adj.: inattentive, disobedient |
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| Roo-posh (p.) adj.: underground, concealed, absconding |
Roo-poshee (p.) n.: underground, concealment, abscondence |
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| Roo-shinaas (p.) n.: acquintance, familiar |
Roo-siyaah (p.) n.: sinner, guilty |
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| Roodaad (p.) n.: narrative, story |
Rood (p.) n.: stream |
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| Rooh (a.) n.: soul, spirit,life, essence |
Rooh-afzaa (a. & p.) adj.: accelerating, elevating |
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| Roh-farsaa (p.) n.: heart throbbing, palpitation |
Rooh-ul-ameen (a.) n.: trustworthy soul, an epithet of angel Gabriel |
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| Roohaanee (a.) adj.: spiritual, having a soul, concerning the spirit |
Roohaaniyat (a.) n.: spirituality |
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| Roomaan (ap.) n.: romance, love |
Roomaanee (p.) adj.: romantic |
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| Rozan (p.) n.m.: hole, window |
Rozgaar (p.) n.: earning, business |
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| Rujhaan (a.) n.: inclination, willingnes |
Rukh (p.) n.: face, cheek, side |
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| Rukhsaar (p.) n.: face, cheek, side |
Rukhsat (a.) n.: leave, permission |
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| Rukoo (a.) n.m.: bowing in namaaz |
Roopahlee (p.) adj.: beautiful, silvery |
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| Ruswaa (p.) adj.: disgraced, notorious |
Rutbah (p.) n.: rank, position, title |
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| Ruyaa (a.) n.: a vision, a dream |
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| Qaab (t.) n.f.: large dish, tray |
Qaaboo (t.) n.m.: power, hold, authority |
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| Qaadir (a.) n.: powerful, capable |
Qaafilah (a.) n.: caravan |
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| Qaafilah-saalaar (a.) n.: chief of caravan, leader |
Qaafiyah (a.) n.m.: a rhyme, last or 2nd last word in urdu couplets in urdu poetry |
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| Qaahir (a.) n.: wrathful, angry |
Qaaid (a.): a leader |
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| Qaa'il (a.) n.: speaker, one who submits |
Qaaim (a.) adj: stationarry, stable, established |
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| Qaalib (a.) n.m.: body, model, frame |
Qaamat (a.) n.f.m.: stature, body, figure |
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| Qaanoon (a. n.: law, rule, status, custom |
Qaanoon-daan (a.) n.m.: laywer, barrister |
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| Qaanoonee (a.) adj: legal, constitutional |
Qaaree (a.) n.: reader, one who recites Quran |
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| Qaaroon (a.) n.m.: cousin of Prophet Moses, a very wealthy and miserly person |
Qaash (t.) n.f.: slice, big piece |
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| Qaasid (a.) n.m.: envoy, messenger |
Qaasim (a.) n.m.: distributor |
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| Qaasir (a.) adj.: unable, failing |
Qaatil (a.) n.m.: murderer, killer, beloved |
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| Qaatilaanah (a.) adj.: murderous |
Qabaa (a.) n.: longgown, tunic, maxi |
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| Qabaahat (a.) n.f.: defect, perversion |
Qabeeh (a.) adj.: base, ugly, detestable |
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| Qabl (a.) n.m.: before, preparatory |
Qabool (a.) n.f.: acknowledgement, accepted |
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| Qabr (a.) n.f.: grave, tomb |
Qabz (a.) n.m.: constipation, control |
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| Qadaamat (a.) n.f.: old, antiquity |
Qadah (a.) n.: cup, bowl |
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| Qadah-khaar (p.) n.m.: drunkard |
Qadam (a.) n.m.: footstep, a foot |
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| Qadd (p.) n.: stature, figure, size |
Qadeem (a.) adj.: old, ancient |
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| Qadr (a.) n.f.: value, appreciation |
Qadeer (a.) adj.: powerful |
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| Qafas (a.) n.m.: cage, lattice, body |
Qahhaar (a.) n.: extremely wrathful |
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| Qahqahah (a.) n.m.: guffaw, loud laugh |
Qahr (a.) n.: calamity, fury |
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| Qaht (a.) n.m.: famine, scarcity |
Qalam (a.) n.m.: pen, hand-writing, graft |
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| Qalamraw (p.) n.f.: empire, dominion |
Qalandar (p.) n.m.: a free muslim sect |
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| Qalaq (a.) n.m.: regret, pain |
Qalb (a.) n.: heart, mind, centre |
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| Qaleel (a.) adj.: few, rare, little |
Qallash (t.) adj.: shrewd, rogue |
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| Qamar (a.) n.: moon |
Qanaa'at (a.) n.f.: contentment, tranquility |
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| Qanaat (t.) n.f.: parg, canvas screen |
Qand (a.) n.m.: sugar candy |
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| Qandeel (a.) n.: lantern, chandelier |
Qaraabat (a.) n.f.: nearness, kindred, relationship, affirmity |
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| Qaraar (a.) n.: patience, rest, agreement, promise |
Qareen (a.) adv.: nearby, close to |
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| Qareenah (a.) n.m.: context, manner, system, order, analogy |
Qarz (a.) n.m.: debt, loan, borrowings |
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| Qasam (a.) n.f.: oath, swearing |
Qasd (a.) n.: intention, wish |
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| Qaseedah (a.) n.m.: a type of urdu poem exceeding 13 couplets in praise of a patron |
Qashqah (a.) n.: mark on the forehead |
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| Qasr (a.) n.m.: palace, shortcoming |
Qataar (a.) n.f.: row, line |
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| Qat'a (a.) n.: cut, style, piece, segment |
Qat'ah (a.) n.: Urdu verse of four lines |
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| Qateel (a.) adj.: murdered, killed |
Qatrah (a.) n.: drop |
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| Qawaa (a.) n.m.: powers, forces, faculties |
Qawaa'id (u.) n.m.: rules, regulations, grammer, drill |
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| Qawee (a.) adj.: mighty, strong |
Qawee-haykal (a.) adj.: strong-bodied, robust |
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| Qawee-ul-jussah (a.) adj.: robust, gigantic |
Qawl (a.) n.m.: vow, contract, promise, saying |
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| Qawl-o-fe'l (a.) n.m.: word and deed |
Qawl-o-qaraar (a.) n.m.: mutual treaty, terms |
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| Qawm (a.) n.f.: people, caste, tribe |
Qaws (a.) n.: bow, arc of circle |
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| Qaws-e-quzah (a.) n.: rainbow |
Qawwaal (a.) n.m.: singer of islamic spiritual verses or poems |
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| Qay (a.) n.f.: vomit |
Qayaamat (a.) n.: resurrection, last day, disaster, tumult, ccommotion |
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| Qayd (a.) n.: imprisonment, restaint |
Qaydee (a.) n.: prisoner, captive |
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| Qays (a.) n.: name of Laila's lover also known as 'Majnoon' |
Qazaa (a.) n.f.: death, judgement |
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| Qazeeyah (a.) n.m.: case, proposition, dispute |
Qeel-o-qaal (a.) n.: conversation, altercation, discussion. |
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| Qiblah (a.) n.m.: mecca, respectable person |
Qibla-e-haajaat (a.) n.m.: benovelent, supplier of another's need |
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| Qiblah-gaah (p.) n.m.: elder, father |
Qiblah-numa (p.) n.m.: compass of mariners |
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| Qillat (a.) n.f.: shortage, scarcity, paucity |
Qimaar (p.) n.: gamble |
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| Qimaar-khaanah (p.) n.m.: gambling-house |
Qirtaas (a.) n.m.: paper, leaf |
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| Qisaas (a.) n.m.: revenge, retaliation |
Qism (a.) n.f.: division, type, sort |
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| Qismat (a.) n.f.: fate, division, part |
Qissah (a.) n.m.: talk, story, facts |
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| Qiwaam (a.) n.m.: essence, syrup, tobacco |
Qiyaadat (a.) n.f.: leadership, guidance |
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| Qiyaafah (a.) n.m.: guess, conjecture |
Qiyaam (a.) n.: residence, stabiliy |
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| Qiyaas (a.) n.m.: guess, theory |
Qubooliyat (u.) n.f.: acceptance, assent, consent |
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| Quboor (a.) n.: graves |
Qudrat (a.) n.f.: nature, force, ability |
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| Qufl (a.) n.m.: a lock |
Qul (a.) n.m.: third day ceremony after death of a person.It is called qul because the chapter beginning with this word is recited in offering bendiction to dead persons' soul,say |
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| Qulqul (p.) n.: gurgling, the noise made by water or wine in the neck of the bottle as it pours out. |
Qulzum (a.) n.m.: sea, town in Egypt near Mt. Sinai |
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| Qumqumah (a.) n.m.: globe, electric bulb |
Qumree (a.) n.f.: a turtle-dove |
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| Qurb (a.) n.m.: nearness, relationship |
Qurbaan (a.) n.m.: sacrifice, martyred |
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| Qurbat (a.) adj.: nearness, relationship |
Qurq (a.) n.m.: seizure, attachment, an embargo, confiscation |
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| Qurs (a.) n.m.: a tablet, a pallet, a round thin bread |
Qusoor (a.) n.: defect, sin, fault |
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| Qusoor-waar (a.) n.: sinner, guilty, faulty |
Qutb (a.) n.m.: the pole, the polar star, pivot, the spindle or axis on which a mill stone tuns, a rank among the sufis who are supposed to be the pivots around whom the world turns |
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| Quwwat (a.) n.: power, strength, force |
Quyood (a.) n.m.: restrictions, limitations, loud noise |
| Paa (p.) n.: foot, leg |
Paaband (p.) adj.: restricted, subjugated |
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| Paabandee (p.) n.: restriction, checks |
Paadash (p.) n.f.: punishment, retaliation, revenge |
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| Paaeen (p.) n.m.: down, lower part, under, behind, back |
Paa'endah (p.) adj.: lasting, durable |
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| Paak (p.) adj.: pure, sacred, innocent |
Paak-baaz (p.) adj.: pure, chaste |
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| Pakeezah (p.) adj.: chaste, clean, pure, neat |
Paakeezgee (p.) n.: cleanliness, purity, neatness |
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| Paalaa (h.) n.m.: frost, dividing line |
Paamaal (p.) adj.: ruined, destroyed |
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| Paansaa (h.) n.m.: dice, a throw of dice |
Paaposh (p.) n.f.: footwear, shoe, a slipper |
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| Paarah (p.) n.m.: a piece, a bit |
Paarah (h.) n.m.: mercury |
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| Paaras (h.) n.m.: touchstone which converts anything in its contact into gold |
Paarchah (p.) n.m.: a piece of cloth, a fragment, a piece |
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| Paarsaa (p.) adj.: chaste, holy |
Paas (p.) n.m.adv.: regard, consideration |
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| Paasbaan (p.) n.: guard, custodian |
Paasdaaree (p.) n.f.: favour, regard |
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| Paayaab (p.) adj.: ankle-deep water |
Paayaan (p.) n.m.: end, extrimity, conclusion |
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| Paayah (p.) n.m.: leg, foundation, rank |
Paaye'daar (p.) adj.: firm, steady, permanent |
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| Pahar (h.) n.m.: eighth part of the day, watch |
Pahelee (h.) n.f.: riddle, enigma |
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| Pahloo (p.) n.: aside, flank, lap, wing |
Pahunchaa (h.) n.m.: wrist, forearm |
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| Palak (h.) n.f.: eyelid, moment |
Palang (p.) n.m.: panther, leopard |
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| Pallah (p.) n.m.: pan of the weighing scales, end of a garment |
Panaah (p.) n.: protection, refuge, shelter |
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| Panchhee (h.) n.m.: a bird |
Panjah (p.) n.m.: an aggregate of five, five fingers, grasp |
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| Pankharee (h.) n.f.: a petal, flower leaf |
Pand (p.) n.: advice, counsel |
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| Paraaw (h.) n.m.: camp, a halting place |
Pareishaan (p.) adj.: distressed, perplexed,scattered, worried |
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| Pareishaanee (h.) n.: distress, scattering, dissipation, confusion |
Parakhche (p.) n.m.: pieces, its |
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| Parind (p.) n.m.: (parindah) bird |
Parastaan (p.) n.m.: fairy land |
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| Parastaar (p.) n.: worshipper, lover |
Parastish (p.) n.: worship, devotion |
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| Parbat (h.) n.m.: mountain, hill |
Parchah (p.) n.m.: slip of paper, newspaper |
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| Parcham (p.) n.: flag, banner |
Parchhaa'een (h.) n.f.: shadow, reflection, influence of some evil spirit |
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| Pardaakht (p.) n.f.: patronage, completion |
Pardah (p.) n.m.: curtain, secrecy |
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| Pardaadaar (p.) n.m.adj.: confidential, confident |
Pardah-nasheen (p.) adj.: veiled, modest |
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| Pardah-poshee (p.) n.f.: concealing a fault, keeping secret |
Paree (p.) n.f.: fairy, beautiful lady |
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| Paree-paykar (p.) adj.: beautiful, fairy-faced |
Paree-wash (p.) adj.: fairy-like, pretty |
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| Paree-zaad (p.) n.m.adj.: fairy, lovely, pretty |
Parhez (p.) n.m.: abstinence, prevention |
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| Parkaar (p.) n.f.: a pair of compass |
Parkhhash (p.) n.f.: conflict, enmity |
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| Parniyaan (p.) n.m.: painted silk cloth |
Partaw (p.) n.: shadow, reflection |
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| Parwaanah (p.) n.m.: a moth, lover, devoted, warrant, permit |
Parwaangee (p.) n.m.: permission, command |
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| Parwaaz (p.) n.: flying, flight |
Parwar (p.) adj.: nourisher, cherisher |
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| Parwardigaar (p.) n.: cherisher, providence, an epithet of God |
Parwarish (p.) n.: fostering, patronage |
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| Pasandeedah (p.) adj.: favourite, pleasing, chosen |
Pashemaan (p.) adj.: ashamed, repentent |
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| Pashemaanee (p.) n.: shame, repentance |
Paso-pesh (p.) n.: hesitation, forward and backward |
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| Past (p.) adj.: fallen, low, mean |
Pastee (p.) n.: decline, meanness, baseness |
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| Pataakhaa (u.) n.m.: cracker, firework |
Patang (h.) n.m.: paper kite, moth |
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| Pattaa (h.) n.m.: belt, a deed of lease |
Pattee (h.) n.f.: a leaf, metal sheet |
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| Payk (p.) n.m.: messenger, runner |
Paykaan (p.) n.m.: head of an arrow |
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| Paykaar (p.) n.f.: war, battle, conflict |
Paykar (p.) n.: body, potrait, model |
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| Paymaa'ish (p.) n.f.: measurement, survey |
Paymaan (p.) n.: pledge, promise |
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| Paymaanah (p.) n.: a goblet, cup, measure |
Payraastah (p.) adj.: adorned, decorated, trimmed |
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| Payrahan (p.) n.: robe, long garment |
Payraw (p.) n.: follower, disciple |
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| Paytaraa (h.) n.f.: wrestling trick |
Paywand (p.) n.: a patch, relation, graft |
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| Paywast (p.) adj.: joined, penetrated |
Payzaar (p.) n.f.: slipper, shoe |
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| Pazmurdagee (p.) n.: witheredness, sadness |
Pazmurdah (p.) adj.: withered, faded, sad |
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| Pech (p.) n.m.: fold, complication, trick |
Pech-dar-pech (p.) adv.: intricate, coil within coil |
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| Pech-o-kham (p.) n.m.: perplexity, difficulty |
Pechaan (p.) adj.: twisted, complicated |
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| Pecheedah (p.) adj.: twisted, complicated |
Peer (p.) n.: saint, old man, Monday |
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| Peer-e-mughaan (p.) n.: a tavern-keeper |
Peeree (p.) n.f.: old age, saintly status |
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| Pesh (p.) adv.: front, before |
Peshdastee (p.) n.: anticipation, precedence |
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| Peshaanee (p.) n.f.: forehead, title, fate |
Peshgee (p.) n.: earnest money, an advance |
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| Peshraw (p.) n.: fore-runner, a leader |
Peshtar (p.) adv.: before, formerly |
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| Peshwaa (p.) n.: a leader, a priest, chief |
Phabtee (h.) n.f.: jest, plesantry, sarcasm |
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| Phapholaa (h.) n.m.: blister, bubble, vesicle |
Phool (h.) n.m.: flower, spark |
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| Phuljharee (h.) n.f.: a kind of fire-work |
Phuwaar (h.) n.f.: slight drizzle, light rain |
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| Pichkaaree (h.) n.f.: syringe |
Pidar (p.) n.m.: father |
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| Pind (h.) n.m.: body, ball of flour |
Pindaar (p.) n.: imagination, thought, pride, arrogance |
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| Pinhaan (p.) adj.: hidden, concealed |
Pisar (p.) n.m.: son, boy, youth |
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| Pishwaaz (p.) n.f.: dancing girl's gown |
Pistaan (p.) n.m.: breasts of a woman |
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| Pittaa (h.) n.m.: gall bladder, force of character, passions |
Piyaadah (p.) n.m.: a foot soldier, a pawn in the game of chess |
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| Poonchh (h.) n.f.: a tail |
Poonjee (h.) n.f.: capital, wealth, fund |
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| Poshaak (p.) n.f.: dress, garment, clothes |
Posheedah (p.) adj.: hidden, covered |
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| Posheedage (p.) n.: concealment, secrecy |
Post (p.) n.m.: skin, crust, shell, bark |
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| Pot (p.) n.m.: bundle, package, heap |
Pur (p.) adj. And pref.: full, laden, charged |
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| Purdard (p.) adj.: painful, sorrowful |
Pursoz (p.) adj: full of heat, anguish |
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| Pursaan (p.) n.: inquisitive, enquirer |
Pursah (p.) n.: condolence, mourning the dead |
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| Pursish (p.) n.: asking, enquiring |
Purwaa'ee (h.) n.f. (purwa): easterly wind |
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| Puryaa (h.) n.f.: small parcel, colour |
Purzah (p.h.) n.m.: a bit, small paper |
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| Pusht (p.) n.f.: back, generation, support |
Pushtaarah (p.) n.m.: load, mass, bundle |
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| Pushtah (p.) n.m.: buttress, prop, heap, load |
Putlaa (h.) n.m.: effigy, puppet, embodiment |
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| Oak (h.) n.f.: cupped palm |
Oas (h.) n.f.: dew, fall in value, to fade, dampening of hope |
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| Oat (h.) n.f.: covering, hiding |
Ood (a.) n.m.: fragrant wood, a lute or harp |
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| Naa-ahl (p.) a.adj.: incapable, unfit |
Naachaaqee (p.) n.f.: displeasure, discord |
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| Naachaar (p.) adj.: forlorn, helpless |
Naacheez (p.) adj.: insignificant, worthless |
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| Naadaan (p.) adj.: insensible, stupid |
Naadaaree (p.) n.f.: poverty, insolvency |
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| Naadim (a.) adj.: ashamed, repentant |
Naadir (a.) adj.: rare, precious, wonderful |
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| Naadir-e-rozgaar (p.) adj.: unique in the world, rare |
Naaf (p.) n.f.: naval, bun of wheel |
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| Naafarmaan (p.) adj.: disobedient, insubordinate |
Naagahaan (p.) adv.: suddenly, unexpectedly, untimely, accidently |
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| Naagawaar (p.) adj.: unpleasant, unbearable |
Naahaqq (p.) adj.: false, improper, in vain |
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| Naaeb (a.) n.m.: deputy, assistant |
Naayaab (p.) n.m.: rare, not available |
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| Naa-jaaez (p.) adj.: unlawful, illegal |
Naakaam (p.) adj.: hopeless, unsuccessful |
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| Naakhuda (p.) n.: boatman, captain |
Naalah (p.) n.: lamentation, moan |
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| Naamah (p.) n.: a letter, record |
Naamah-bar (p.) n.: a letter-carrier, postman |
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| Naama-e-aamaal (p.) n.: register of deeds, record of work, conduct |
Naamah-nigar (p.) n.: news writer, correspondent |
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| Naama-o-payaam (p.) n.: correspondence |
Naamaaqool (p.) adj.: impertent, absurd |
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| Naamoos (a.) n.f.: fame, chastity, purity |
Naamurad (p.) adj.: unlucky, unsuccessful |
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| Naao-nosh (p.) n.m.: feasting, eating and drinking |
Naapaaedaar (p.) adj.: unsteady, fickle, frail |
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| Naapaaedaaree (p.) n.: inconsistency, fraility |
Naapasand (p.) adj.: disliked, unpleasant |
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| Naaqis (a.) adj.: defective, worthless |
Naaqis-ul-aql (p.) n.: of unsound mind, fool |
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| Naar (h.) n.f.: fire |
Naaree (h.) n.: woman |
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| Naaraaz (p.) adj.: displeased, angry |
Naarasaa (p.) adj.: unworthy, improper |
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| Naasaaz (u.) adj.: disagreeable, indisposed |
Naasaazgaar (p.) adj.: disagreeable |
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| Naaseh (a.) n.: advisor, preacher |
Naasir (a.) n.: a helper, supporter |
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| Naashaad (p.) adj.: unhappy, displeased |
Naasoor (a.) n.m.: fistula, ulcer |
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| Naataa (h.) n.m.: kinship, relationship |
Naatawaan (p.) adj.: weak, haggard |
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| Naatiq (a.) n.: speaker, rational |
Naawaaqif (p.) adj.: unacquainted, inexperienced |
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| Naawak (p.) n.m.: an arrow, bee's sting |
Naaz (p.) n.: pride, coquetry |
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| Naaz-bardaaree (p.) n.: to bear with the whims, to tolerate |
Naaz-parwardah (p.) n.: diligently nurtured |
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| Naazaan (p.) adj.: proud of |
Naazil (a.) adj.: descend from, alight |
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| Naazireen (a.) n.m.: spectators, beholders |
Naazneen (a.) n.: delicate woman, sweetheart |
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| Naazuk (p.) adj.: delicate, fragile |
Naazukee (p.) n.: delicacy, nicety, softness |
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| Nabbaaz (a.) n.m.: physician, pulse expert |
Nabee (a.) n.: prophet |
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| Nabz (a.) n.: pulse |
Nadaamat (a.) n.: repentance, regret |
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| Nadeem (a.) n.: companion, friend |
Nafas (a.) n.: breath, a moment |
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| Nafees (a.) adj.: decent, pure, chaste |
Nafrat (a.) n.: hatred, aversion |
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| Nafs (a.) n.: soul, self, desire, lust |
Nafsparast (a.) adj.: sensual, selfish |
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| Nafsaanee (a.) adj.: sensual, carnal |
Nafsee (a.) adj.: relating to the soul, psyschic, psychological |
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| Nafsiyaat (a.) n.: psychology |
Nafsiyaatee (a.) adj.: psychological |
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| Nageenah (p.) n.m.: a jewel, gem |
Naghmah (p.) n.: song, melody |
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| Nahaar (a.) n.: day |
Nahang (p.) n.m.: crocodile, shark |
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| Naheef (a.) adj.: weak, slender |
Nahoosat (a.) n.f.: misfortune, evil |
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| Neik (a.) adj.: good, virtuous |
Neik-naam (p.) adj.: famous, of good repute |
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| Neik-qadam (p.) adj.: welcome, auspicious steps |
Neik-seerat (p.) adj.: well mannered, noble |
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| Nairang (p.) n.m.: deceit, trick, magic |
Najaat (p.) n.: freedom, salvation |
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| Najeeb (a.) adj.: honourable, of noble birth |
Najis (a.) adj: dirty, impure |
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| Najm (a.) n.: star |
Nakel (h.) n.f.: nose string of a camel or a bear |
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| Nakhat (a.) n.: fragrance, odour |
Nakhl (a.) n.: tree, a date tree |
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| Nakhl-e-pursamar (p.) adj: tree, full of fruit |
Nakhwat (a.) n.f.: pride, pomp |
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| Nakseer (h.) n.f.: nose bleeding, vein of nose |
Nam (p.) n.m.: wet, moist |
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| Namak (p.) n.m.: salt, grace, beauty |
Namkeen (p.) adj: brackish, beautiful |
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| Namood (p.) n.: appearance, display |
Namoodar (p.) adj: apparent, visible |
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| Namrood (Nimrood) (p.) n.: tyrant ruler of Nineveh (Iraq) at the time of prophet Abraham, who claimed to be God |
Nang (p.) n.m.: naked, destitute |
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| Naqaab (a.) n.: veil, face cover |
Naqqaad (a.) n.m.: critic, reviewer |
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| Naqqaash (a.) n.: painter, an engraver |
Naqs (a.) n.: defect, fault, flaw |
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| Naqsh (a.) n.: print, picture, carving |
Naqsh-e-paa (p.) n.: footprints |
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| Naqsh-e-qadam (p.) n.m.: footprints |
Naqshah (a.) n.: features, map, diagram |
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| Nareenah (p.) adj: male |
Nargis (p.) n.f.: narcissus, beloved's eye |
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| Nasab (a.) n.m.: geneolgy, race |
Naseeb (a.) n.m.: providence, luck |
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| Naseehat (a.) n.f.: advice, counsel |
Naseem (p.) n.: breeze, fragrant air |
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| Naseem-e-sahar (a.) n.: cool gentle and fragrant morning air, breeze of morning |
Na'ash (a.) n.f.: dead body, coffin |
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| Nashah (p.) n.m.: intoxication, pride |
Nasheb (p.) n.m.: slope |
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| Nasheb-e-faraaz (p.) n.m.: ups and downs |
Nasheman (p.) n.: nest |
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| Nashw-o-numaa (a.) n.m.f.: growth, development |
Nasl (a.) n.f.: caste, family, race |
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| Nasr (a.) n.: prose |
Nasreen (p.) n.: a wild rose |
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| Na'at (a.) n.f.: poem in praise of holy Prophet |
Nath (h.) n.f.: nose ring worn by women |
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| Naw (p.) adj: new, fesh |
Naw-ba-naw (p.) adj: new, very fesh |
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| Naw bahaar (p.) n.: early spring, spring |
Nawaazish (p.) n.: kindness, favour |
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| Nawbat (a.) n.f.: period, time, calamity, kettle-drums |
Nawbat-khaanah (p.) n.m.: house of kettle-drums |
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| Naweed (p.) n.f.: happy news |
Nawhah (p.) n.: lamentation, poems on tragedy of karbala |
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| Nawishtah (p.) n.m.: a letter, written piece |
Nawkhez (p.) adj.: newly risen, fresh, tender |
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| Nawras (p.) adj: young, fresh |
Nawshaabah (p.) n.m.: water of life, elixir |
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| Nawshaah (p.) n.m.: bridegroom |
Nay (p.) n.f.: flute, muscial pipe |
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| Nazaa (a.) n.f.: last breath |
Nazaakat (p.) n.: delicacy, elegance, tenderness, softness |
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| Nazar-e-bad (p.) n.f.: evil eye |
Nazdeek (p.) adj.: near, neighbouring |
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| Nazeer (a.) n.f.: instance, example |
Nazm (a.) n.f.: poetry, arrangement |
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| Nazr (a.) n.: gift, an offering |
Nazraanah (p.) n.: present, tribute, gift |
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| Nazzaarah (a.) n.: view, scene, panorama |
Neelofar (p.) n.m.: lotus, a flower |
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| Neem (p.) adj.: half, little, kind of tree |
Neem-baaz (p.) adj.: half awake, intoxicated |
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| Neem-jaan (p.) adj.: half-dead |
Neem-raazee (p.) adj.: half satisfied, half agreed |
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| Neem-roz (p.) n.m.: mid-day |
Neem-shab (p.) n.f.: mid-night |
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| Neem-waa (p.) adj.: half-open |
Neesh (p.) n.m.: sting, lancet |
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| Ne'mat (a.) n.: divine boon, blessings |
Nibaah (h.) n.m..: carrying on, endurance |
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| Nichaawar (h.) n.m.: sacrifice, offering |
Nidaa (a.) n.f.: sound, call, voice |
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| Nidhaal (h.) adj: still, weak |
Nigar-khaanah/Nigaristaan (p.) n.: picture gallery, studio |
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| Nigahbaan (p.) n.m.: watchman, guard |
Nigraan (p.) adj: watchful, guardian |
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| Nihaal (p.) adj.: a sapling, pleased, happy |
Nihaan (p.) adj.: hidden, concealed |
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| Nihaayat (a.) n.f.: extreme, limit |
Nijee (a.) adj.: own, personal |
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| Nikaas (h.) n.m.: outlet |
Nirkh (p.) n.m.: market rate |
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| Nisaar (a.) n.m.: sacrifice, scattering |
Nisbat (a.) n.: relation, connection |
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| Nisf (a.) adj.: half |
Nishaan (p.) n.m.: banner, mark |
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| Nishaat (a.) n.: happiness, pleasure |
Nishtar (p.) n.: a lancet, a knife |
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| Niswaan (p.) n.: women, ladies |
Nit (h.) adj.: always |
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| Niyabaat (a.) n.f.: deputation, proxy |
Niyaam (p.) n.f.: sheath, scabbard |
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| Niyaaz (p.) n.: supplication, longing, favour, blessing, gift |
Niyaaz-mand (p.) adj.: desirous, humble |
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| Niyyat (a.) n.f.: intention, desire |
Nizaa (a.) n.m.: dispute, law suit |
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| Nooh (a.) n.: prophet Noah |
Noor (a.) n.: light, splendour |
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| Nudrat (a.) n.f.: rarity, singularity |
Nujoom (a.) n.m.: stars, astronomy |
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| Nukhtah (a.) n.m.: point |
Nuktah-cheen (p.) adj: critical, critic |
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| Numaaish (p.) n.f.: exhibition, display |
Numaayaan (p.) adj.: apparent, prominent |
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| Numoo (a.) n.: growth, increase |
Nuqsaan (a.) n.: loss, damage |
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| Nuqs (a.) n.: defect, fault |
Nushoor (a.) n.m.: resurrection |
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| Nusrat (a.) n.m.: victroy, help |
Nutfah (a.) n.m.: seed, sperm |
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| Nutq (a.) n.: speech, discourse, power of speech |
Nuzhat (a.) n.f.: delight, purity, freshness |
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| Nuzool (a.) n.m.: descent, revelation |
Naazebaa (p.) adj.: absurd, improper |
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| Ma'aal (a.) n.: result, end. |
Maadar (p.) n.f.: mother. |
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| Maaddah (a.) n.m.: matter, substance, rest of a word, article. |
Maadari (p.) adj.: motherly, maternal. |
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| Maah (p.) n.m.: month, moon. |
Maah-jabeen (p.) adj.: pretty, sweetheart. |
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| Maah-laqaa (p.) adj.: beautiful, beloved. |
Maah-paarah (p.) adj.: pretty, beloved. |
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| Maahwash (p.) adj.: handsome, darling. |
Maahasal (a.) n.m.: inference, result, harvest. |
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| Maahawl (p.) n.m.: atmosphere, environment. |
Maahazar (a.) n.m.: whatever is present. |
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| Maahee (p.) n.f.: a fish. |
Maahir (a.) adj.: expert, master. |
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| Maahiyat (a.) n.f.: nature, state, form. |
Maajraa (a.) n.: an occurrence, matter. |
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| Maa'il (a.) adj.: inclined, obsessed. |
Maalik (a.) n.m.: master, proprietor, lord. |
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| Maalish (p.) n.f.: rubbing, massage. |
Maaliyat (a.) n.f.: cost, value. |
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| Maaloof (p.) adj.: beloved, familiar. |
Maand (h.) adj.: dim, faint. |
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| Maang (h.) n.f.: the parting of the hair, want, demand, betrothal. |
Maanoos (a.) adj.: intimate, familiar. |
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| Maar (p.) n.m.: a snake, a serpent. |
Maat (a.) n.f.: defeat, kill, death. |
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| Maatam (a.) n.m.: mourning, grief, breast-beating. |
Maawaa (a.) n.m.: resort, shelter, haven. |
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| Maayah (p.) n.m.: wealth, fund, stock. |
Maayoos (a.) adj.: disappointed, pessimist. |
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| Maazee (a.) n.f.: past. |
Maa'bad (a.) n.m.: place of woship. |
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| Mabda (a.) n.m.: source, place of origin. |
Mabhoot (a.) adj.: astonished, amazed. |
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| Maa'bood (a.) n.: God, deity. |
Machaan (h.) n.m.: aloft, a temporary wooden platform on tree. |
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| Madaar (a.) n.m.: dependence, seat, orbit. |
Madd (a.) n.m.: prolongation, flood, tide. |
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| Madd-e-nazar (p.) n.: within sight, attention. |
Madd-o-jazr (a.) n.m.: ebb and flow, tide. |
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| Maddaah (a.) n.m.: lover, eulogist, admirer. |
Madeenah (a.) n.m.: yasrib, a city in Arabia where prophet Mohammed migrated from Mecca. |
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| Madfan (a.) n.: a tomb, grave. |
Madh (a.) n.f.: praise, appreciation. |
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| Madhosh (a.) adj.: unconscious, drunk. |
Ma'doom (a.) n.m.: disappear, hide. |
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| Mafarr (a.) n.m.: refuge, shelter. |
Mafhoom (a.) n.m.: meaning, compression. |
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| Magas (p.) n.f.: a fly. |
Mahal (a.) n.m.: palace, location, seraglio, harem. |
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| Mahalsara (a.) n.m.: seraglio, harem, place with many apartments. |
Mahboob (a.) n.: dear, beloved. |
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| Mahfil (a.) n.: assembley, convention. |
Mahfooz (a.) adj.: protected, safe. |
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| Mahkamah (a.) n.m.: department, tribunal, court of justice. |
Mahmil (a.) n.: litter in which women travel on camel. |
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| Mahram (a.) n.m.f.: spouse, confidant. |
Mahroom (a.) n.: debarred, unfortunate. |
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| Mahshar (a.) n.: day of judgement, place of resurrection. |
Mahsool (a.) n.m.: tax, duty, revenue. |
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| Mahtaab (a.) n.: moon, moonlight. |
Mahw (a.) adj.: absorbed, effaced, engrossed, charmed. |
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| Mahwiyat (a.) n.f.: obliteration, engrossment. |
Mezbaan (p.) n.: host, landlord. |
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| Majaal (a.) n.: courage, ability, strength. |
Majaaz (a.) adj.: superficial, illusive. |
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| Majboor (a.) adj.: helpless, compelled. |
Majlis (a.) n.f.: congregation, religious gathering, parliament. |
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| Majmaa' (a.) n.: crowd. |
Majmoo'ah (a.) n.m.: collection, book of miscellaneous writings. |
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| Majnoon (a.) n.: lunatic, 'Qais' the lover of 'Laila'. |
Majrooh (a.) adj.: wounded, hurt. |
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| Majzoob (a.) n.m.: a sufi, godly man. |
Makhdoom (a.) adj.: served, waited on. |
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| Makhlooq (a.) n.f.: creation, people. |
Makhmoor (a.) n.m.: drunk, intoxicated. |
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| Makhzan (a.) n.m.: store house, treasure. |
Maakoos (a.) adj.: photographed, transposed. |
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| Maktab (a.) n.: school. |
Maktabah (a.) n.: book depot, library. |
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| Maktoob (adj.) and n.: written, letter, epistle. |
Malaahat (a.) n.: rich brown complexion, elegance. |
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| Maalaamaal (p.) adj.: rich, abundant. |
Malakoot (a.) n.m.: angel's world, empire. |
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| Mallaah (a.) n.: sailor, boatman. |
Malool (a.) adj.: grieved, bored. |
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| Mamnoo' (a.) adj.: prohibited, contraband. |
Mamnoon (a.) adj.: obliged, grateful. |
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| Mansoob (a.) adj.: related, bethrothed. |
Mansoobah (a.) n.: plan, intention. |
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| Mansoobah-bandee (u.) n.: planning, designing. |
Mansoor (a.) n.: triumphant, a Sufi saint who said Anal-haq (I am God) and was, therefore, hanged. |
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| Manzar (a.) n.m.: scene, sight, view. |
Manzil (a.) n.: jouney's end, destination, house. |
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| Manzoor (a.) adj.: approved, seen. |
Maqaam (a.) n.: place, position, office. |
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| Maqbool (a.) adh,: approved, accepted. |
Maqsad (a.) n.m.: object, aim, desire. |
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| Maqtal (a.) n.: a place of slaughter. |
Maraz (a.) n.m.: sickness, disease. |
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| Mardood (a.) adj.: rejected, outcast. |
Mardum (p.) n.m.: people, pupil of the eye. |
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| Mareez (a.) n.m.: sick person, patient. |
Marg (p.) n.m.: death. |
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| Marghat (h.) n.m.: cremation, ground. |
Marhabaa (a.) interj.: hail, welcome, bravo. |
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| Marhalah (a.) n.: hurdle, problem, a place. |
Marham (a.) n.m.: salve, ointment, cure. |
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| Marhoom (a.) n.: the late, deceased. |
Maa'rfat (a.) n.f.: revelation, knowledge. |
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| Maa'rikah (a.) n.m.: strife, fight. |
Markab (a.) n.m.: a vehicle, a carrier, a horse. |
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| Markaz (a.) n.m.: centre. |
Marqad (a.) n.m.: grave, tomb. |
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| Marsiyah (a.) n.m.: elegy, lamentation, poem on tragedy of Karbala. |
Martabah (a.) n.m.: rank, dignity, office, order. |
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| Mas (a.) n.m.: touch, feeling. |
Masaafat (a.) n.f.: distance, space, a day's journey. |
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| Masaawaat (a.) n.f.: equality, evenness. |
Masen (h.) h.f.: new hair appearing on the lips of a youth. |
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| Masaknaa (h.) v.: to tear, to split, to burst. |
Mas'alah (a.) n.m.: riddle, query. |
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| Masarrat (a.) n.f.: pleasure, joy, rapture. |
Maseeh (a.) n.m.: Christ, Messiah. |
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| Maseehaa (a.) n.: name of Jesus Christ, Healer. |
Maseehaa'ee (a.) n.: ability to cure or heal. |
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| Mash'al (a.) n.f.: torch, flame, beam. |
Mashaqqat (a.) n.f.: labour, pains, toil. |
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| Mashghalah (a.) n.m.: employment, profession. |
Masheeyat (a.) n.f.: will, wish. |
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| Mashik (p.) n.f.: water bag, animal skin to contain water. |
Mashkoor (a.) adj.: thanked, praised. |
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| Mashoor (a.) adj.: bewitched, enchanted. |
M'ashooq (a.) n.: beloved, a sweetheart. |
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| Mashq (a.) n.f.: practice, exercise, writing or drawing letters. |
Mashrab (a.) n.m.: place of drinking, sect especially of the Sufis. |
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| Mashriq (a.) n.m.: the East, the place of the rising of the sun. |
Mashwarah (a.) n.m.: counsel, advice. |
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| Maa'siyat (a.) n.f.: sin, disobedience. |
Masjid (a.) n.f.: a mosque. |
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| Masjood (a.) adj.: worshipped, adored. |
Maskan (a.) n.m.: residence, an abode. |
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| Maskh (a.) n.m.: mutilation, ugly. |
Maskharah (p.) n.m.: joker, buffoon. |
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| Maslahat (a.) n.f.: expediency, advisability. |
Maslak (a.) n.m.: way, path, ideology. |
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| Masnad (a.) n.f.: a large cushion, a throne. |
Masnawee (a.) n.f.: a form in Urdu and Persian poetry. |
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| M'asoom (a.) adj.: innocent, sinless. |
Masraf (a.) n.m.: expense, use. |
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| Masroof (a.) adj.: busy, occupied. |
Masroor (a.) adj.: happy, delighted. |
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| Mastaanah (p.) n. adj.: drunken, inebriated. |
Mastaul (h.) n.m.: mast of a ship. |
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| Mastoor (a.) adj.: hidden, veiled, covered. |
Mat (h.) n.f.: sense, understanding, way, faith, religion, used to form negative from inpertive, don't. |
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| Mataa' (a.) n.: wealth, goods. |
Mataanat (a.) n.: firmness, constancy. |
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| M'atub (a.) adj.: cursed. |
Mauj-zan (a. & p.) adj.: agitated, billowy. |
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| Mauqa (a.) n.: opportunity, proper place, occasion. |
Mausam (a.) n.: season, time. |
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| Mausam-e-gul (p.) n.: spring season. |
Mausoof (a.) adj.: named, praised. |
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| Mauzoon (a.) adj: befitting, fit, proper. |
Maiy (p.) n.: wine, liquor. |
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| Maiy-kadah (p.) n.: bar, tavern. |
Maiy-kash (p.) n.: one who drinks liquor. |
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| Maiy-khaanah (p.) n.: tavern, bar. |
Maiy-khwaar (p.) n.: one who drinks liquor. |
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| Ma'yoob (a.) adj.: defective, bad. |
Mayyat (a.) n.: dead body, corpse. |
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| Mazaaq (a.) n.m.: wit, humour, joke, taste. |
Mazaar (a.) n.: tomb, shrine. |
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| Mazallat (a.) n.f.: contempt, disgrace. |
Mazammat (a.) n.f.: blame, scorn, abuse. |
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| Mazeed (a.) adj. n.m.: increase, addition. |
Mazhab (a.) n.m.: religion, faith, path. |
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| Mazhar (a.) n.m.: manifestation. |
Mazkoor (a.) n.m. & adj.: statement, recorded. |
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| Mazloom (a.) adj.: oppressed, wronged. |
Mee'yaad (a.) n.f.: time, duration. |
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| Meenaa (a.) n.m.: blue stone, wine glass. |
Mehnat (a.) n.f.: labour, work. |
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| Mehr (p.) n.m.: favour, love. |
Mehraab (a.) n.f.: arch, entrance, chamber. |
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| Milansaar (h.) adj.: friendly, familiar. |
Minnat kash (p.) adj.: obliged, grateful. |
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| Me'raaj (a.) n.: ascent, ladder, Prophet Mohammed's journey to heaven. |
Misaal (a.) n.f.: example, likeness, model. |
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| Miskeen (a.) adj.: poor, meek, needy. |
Misl (a.) adv.: like, as, resembling. |
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| Mismaar (a.) n.m.: a nail, a peg, (adj.) razed. |
Misrah (a.) n.m.: a line of a poem. |
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| Mizaaj (a.) n.: temperament, disposition. |
Mizgaan (p.) n.: eye lashes. |
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| Mohlat (p.) n.: time, tune, respite, delay. |
Mohsin (a.) n.m.: oblinging, benefactor. |
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| Mohtaaj (a.) n.: needy, poor, indigent. |
Moo (p.) n.m.: hair. |
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| Moo-ba-moo (p.) adv.: hair by hair, exactly. |
Moojib (a.) n.m.: motive, reason. |
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| Muammaa (p.) n.: riddle, puzzle. |
Mu'attal (a.) adj.: suspended, dismissed. |
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| Mu'attar (a.) adj.: perfumed, fragrant. |
Mu'ayyan (a.) adj.: fixed, settled, appointed. |
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| Mubaadalah (a.) n.m.: exchange, barter. |
Mubaalaghah (a.) n.m.: exaggeration. |
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| Mubaarak (a.) adj.: blessed, fortunate, hail. |
Mubaarakbaad (p.) n.f.: congratulation, good wishes. |
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| Mudaam (a.) adv.: always. |
Mudaaraat (a.) n.f.: courtesy, hospitality. |
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| Mudaawaa (a.) n.m.: remedy, care. |
Mudda'aa (a.) n.m.: suit, claim, wish, object. |
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| Mudda'ee (a.) n.m.: claimant, plaintiff. |
Muddat (a.) n.f.: duration. |
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| Mu'een (a.) n.: helper, assistant. |
Mufeed (a.) adj.: useful, beneficial. |
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| Muflis (a.) adj.: poor, pauper. |
Mughaan (p.) n.m.: tavern keeper. |
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| Muhaal (a.) adj.: impossible, difficult. |
Muhaawarah (a.)n.m.: idiom, usage, colloquialism. |
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| Muhabbat (a.) n.f.: love, affection, intimacy. |
Muharram (a.) n.m.: first month of Islamic lunar calendar, mourning period. |
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| Muhazzab (a.) adj.: polite, civilized, cultured. |
Muheet (a.) adj.: expansive, surrounding. |
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| Muhibb (a.) n.m.: lover, friend. |
Muhtasib (a.) n.: accountant, authority to check morals of people. |
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| Mujassam (a.) adj.: embodied, incarnate. |
Mujraa (a.) n.m.: performance of singing and dancing, salutation. |
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| Mujrim (a.) n.m.: criminal, sinner. |
Mukarram (a.) adv.: respected, venerable. |
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| Mukarrar (a.) adv.: repeatedly, second time. |
Mukhaalif (a.) n.: an opponent, adversary. |
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| Mukhaatab (a.) n.: one who is addressed, the second person. |
Mukhaatib (a.) n.: speaker, the person who addresses another. |
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| Mukhlis (a.) adj.: sincere, friend. |
Mukhtaar (a.) adj.: empowered, chosen, free. |
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| Mukhtalif (a.) adj.: different, various. |
Mukhtasar (a.) adj.: brief, abridged. |
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| Multajee (a.) n.: petitioner, refugee. |
Munaafiq (a.) n.m.: hypocrite, infidel. |
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| Munaajaat (a.) n.: prayer, hymn. |
Munawwar (a.) adj.: illuminated, bright. |
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| Munazzam (a.) adj.: managed, organized. |
Muneer (a.) adj.: brilliant, shinning. |
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| Munhadim (a.) n.: demolished. |
Munsif (a.) n.m.: justice, judge. |
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| Muntazir (a.) adj.: one who waits. |
Muqaddar (a.) n.m.: fortune, fate. |
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| Muqaddas (a.) adj.: holy, sacred, sanctified. |
Muqarrar (a.) adj.: appointed, entrusted. |
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| Muqarrir (a.) n.m.: speaker, lecturer. |
Muqeem (a.) n.: resident, dweller. |
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| Muraad (a.) n.f.: wish, desire, will. |
Murabbee (a.) n.m.: patron, guardian. |
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| Muraqqa' (a.) n.m.: a drawing, an album, patchwork garment. |
Murdah (a.) n.m.: a dead body, a corpse. |
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| Mureed (a.) n.m.: disciple, follower. |
Murgh (p.) n.m.: bird, fowl, cock. |
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| Murshid (a.) n.m.: teacher, spiritual guide. |
Murawwat (a.) n.f.: modesty, respect, civility. |
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| Musaawee (a.) adj.: equal, impartial, neutral. |
Musallaa (a.) n.m.: prayer mat for namaz. |
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| Musallah (a.) adj.: armed, in armour. |
Musallam (a.) adj.: admitted, entire, sound. |
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| Musallat (a.) adj.: subdued, conquered. |
Musalsal (a.) adj.: continuous, successive. |
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| Musawwadah (a.) adj.: first draft of book or document. |
Musawwir (a.) n.m.: painter, photographer. |
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| Museebat (a.) n.f.: calamity, misfortune. |
Mushaa'erah (a.) n.m.: poetry recitation by several poets in public. |
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| Mushaabehat (a.) n.: likeness, similarity, resemblance. |
Mushaahadah (a.) n.m.: observation, vision. |
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| Mushfiq (a.) adj.: kind, friend. |
Mushk (p.) n.f.: musk. |
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| Mushkil (a.) adj.: difficult, hard, intricate. |
Mushkil-kushaa (p.) adj.: removal of difficulties, title of Hazrat Ali. |
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| Musht (p.) n.: handful, fist, blow. |
Musht-e-khaak (p.) n.: handful of dust, human being, man. |
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| Mushtaaq (a.) adj.: desirous, fond, longing. |
Musta'aar (a.) adj.: borrowed. |
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| Must'afee (a.) adj.: resigned, excused, pardoned. |
Mustafeed (p.) adj.: profitable, gaining. |
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| Mustafeez (a.) adj.: favoured, obliged. |
Mustaghraq (a.) adj.: absorbed, immersed. |
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| Mustahaq (a.) adj.: deserving, entitled. |
Mustahkam (a.) adj.: firm, sound, established. |
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| Mustahsan (a.) adj.: virtuous, laudable. |
Musta'id (a.) adj.: ready, prepared, alert. |
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| Must'amal (a.) adj.: in use, applied, used. |
Mustanand (a.) adj.: authentic, certified. |
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| Mustaqbil (a.) n.m.: future, future tense. |
Mustaqeem (a.) adj.: exact, right, straight. |
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| Mustaquil (a.) adj.: permanent, stable, firm. |
Mustarad (a.) adj.: returned, rejected. |
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| Mutaale'ah (a.) n.: contemplation, reading, study. |
Mutaalabah (a.) n.: demand, requisition. |
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| Mutlaq (a.) adj.: absolute. |
Mutrib (a.) n.m.: a minstrel, singer. |
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| Ma'aal (a.) n.: result, end. |
Maadar (p.) n.f.: mother. |
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| Maaddah (a.) n.m.: matter, substance, rest of a word, article. |
Maadari (p.) adj.: motherly, maternal. |
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| Maah (p.) n.m.: month, moon. |
Maah-jabeen (p.) adj.: pretty, sweetheart. |
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| Maah-laqaa (p.) adj.: beautiful, beloved. |
Maah-paarah (p.) adj.: pretty, beloved. |
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| Maahwash (p.) adj.: handsome, darling. |
Maahasal (a.) n.m.: inference, result, harvest. |
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| Maahawl (p.) n.m.: atmosphere, environment. |
Maahazar (a.) n.m.: whatever is present. |
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| Maahee (p.) n.f.: a fish. |
Maahir (a.) adj.: expert, master. |
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| Maahiyat (a.) n.f.: nature, state, form. |
Maajraa (a.) n.: an occurrence, matter. |
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| Maa'il (a.) adj.: inclined, obsessed. |
Maalik (a.) n.m.: master, proprietor, lord. |
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| Maalish (p.) n.f.: rubbing, massage. |
Maaliyat (a.) n.f.: cost, value. |
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| Laa (a.) neg.part.: no, not, negative prefix equivalent to un, in, ir |
Laachaar (p.) adj.: helpless, forlorn |
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| Laad (h.) n.f.: load |
Laad chal-naa (h.) v.: to die, to bodily pack up |
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| Laaf (p.) n.f.: boast, bragging, conceit |
Laagat (h.) n.f.: cost of production |
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| Laaghar (p.) adj.: lean, thin. |
Laagoo (h.) n.m.: friends, supporter. |
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| Laa-haasil (a.) adj.: unproductive, barren |
Laa'ihah (a.) n.m.: programme, event |
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| Laa'ilaaj (a.) adj.: incurable, irremediable |
Laa'ilm (a.) adj.: ignorant, illiterate |
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| Laaj (h.) n.f.: reputation, bashfulness |
Laa-jawaab (a.) adj.: unrivalled |
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| Laalah (p.) n.m.: a red tulip, poppy flower |
Laalah-faam (p.) adj.: bright pink colour |
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| Laalah-rukh (p.) adj.: rosy cheeked, beloved |
Laalah-zaar (p.) n.m.: garden of tulips |
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| Laalee (h.) n.f.: redness, blood, daughter |
Laamazhab (a.) adj.: irreligious |
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| Laamakaan (a.) n.m.: homeless, God, Omnipresent |
Laamuhaalah (a.) adv.: surely, positively |
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| Laa-raib (a.) adv.: doubtless, certainity |
Laasaa (h.) n.m.: bait, glue |
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| Laasaanee (a.) adj.: incomparable, matchless |
Laash (laashah) (t.) n.f.: a carcass, corpse, dead body |
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| Laawaaris (a.) adj.: heirless, unclaimed |
Laawalad (a.) adj.: childless, heirless |
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| Laayanfak (a.) adj.: indivisible, inseperable |
Laayanhal (a.) adj.: difficult, insoluble |
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| Laazawaal (a.) adj.: imperishable, eternal |
Laazim(laazimah) (a.) adj.: necessary, essential, corollary |
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| Lab (p.) n.m.: lip, brim, side, verge |
Lab-o-lahjah (p.) n.m.: style of speaking, tone |
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| Labaadah (p.) n.m.: cloak, a wrapper |
Labbaik (a.) interj.: "here am I ! In obedience to your command" : a recitation by pilgrims on entering Mecca |
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| Lachak (h.) n.f.: flexibility, sprain. |
La'een (a.) adj.: accursed, abominable. |
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| Laffaz (a.) adj.: talkative, boaster. |
Lafz (a.) n.m.: a word. |
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| Lagaam (h.) n.f.: bridle, rein. |
Lagan (h.) n.f.: attachment, zeal, auspicious moment. |
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| Laghw (a.) adj.: false, nonsense. |
Laghzish (p.) n.f.: slip, stumbling. |
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| Lahad (a.) n.f.: grave, tomb. |
Lahak (h.) n.f.: eye-catching wave of glittering greenery. |
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| Laheem (a.) adj.: fleshy, fat. |
Lahjah (a.) n.m.: tone, voice, accent. |
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| Lahm (a.) n.m.: flesh, meat. |
Lahn (a.) n.m.: sound, note, melody. |
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| Llahn-e-daawoodee (a.) n.m.: melody of prophet Dawood (David) who had a very melodious voice. |
Lahoo (h.) n.m.: blood. |
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| Lahar (h.) n.f.: wave, emotion, rapture. |
Lahzah (a.) n.m.: moment, a glance, twinkling of an eye. |
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| Lajaajat (a.) n.f.: adulation, servility, flattery. |
Lakeer (h.) n.f.: line, strip, streak. |
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| Lakht (p.) n.m.: piece, bit, portion. |
Lakht-e-jigar (p.) n.m.: dear child, darling. |
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| La'al (p.) n.m.: ruby, lips of the beloved. |
Lalkaar (h.) n.f.: challenge, threat. |
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| Lamhah (a.) n.m.: moment, minute. |
Lams (a.) n.m.: sense of touch. |
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| La'an (a.) n.m.: curse, abuse. |
La'nat (a.) n.f.: curse, abuse. |
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| Lang (a.) n.m.: lame, limp. |
Langar (h.) n.m.: an anchor, free public kitchen. |
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| Langotiya (h.) n.m.: playmate, old chum. |
Lapeit (h.) n.f.: fold, envelope. |
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| Lapak (h.) n.f.: spring, leap, swiftness. |
Lapkaa (h.) n.m.: bad habit, addiction. |
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| Laqab (a.) n.m.: title, honour. |
Larakpan (h.) n.m.: childhood, childishness. |
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| Laree (h.) n.m.: string, link. |
Larzah (p.) n.m.: trembling fearing. |
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| Larzah (p.) n.m.: shivering. |
Larzish (p.) n.f.: trembling, quivering. |
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| Lashkar (p.) n.m.: army, camp. |
Lassaan (a.) adj.: talkative, eloquent. |
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| Lat (h.) n.f.: lock of hair. |
Lat (h.) n.f.: bad habit, vice. |
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| Lataafat (a.) n.f.: elegance, neatness. |
Lateef (a.) adj.: delicate, fine, light. |
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| Lateefah (a.) n.m.: joke, witticism. |
Latkaa (h.) n.m.: incantation, a kind of chain, a trick. |
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| Lattaa (h.) n.m.: a rag, piece of cloth. |
Lattoo (h.) n.m.: a top, madly in love. |
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| Law (h.) n.f.: flame of candle, ardent desire. |
Lawh (a.) n.f.: a tablet, a plank. |
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| Lawh-o-qalam (a.) n. pl.: slate and pen, divine slate and pen used for recording destiny of universe. |
Lay (h.) n.f.: symphony, rhythm. |
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| Layl (a.) adj.: night. |
Layl-o-nahaar (a.) n.m.: night and day, circumstances, times. |
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| Lays (h.) adj.: ready. dressed, arrayed. |
Lazeez (a.) adj.: tasty, delicious. |
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| Lekin-Lek (p.) conj.: but, yet, however, nevertheless. |
Libaas (a.) n.m.: apparel, clothes, dress. |
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| Lifaafah (a.) n.m.: cover, envelope. |
Lihaaf (a.) n.m.: a quilt, a coverlet. |
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| Lihaaz (a.) n.: respect, regard, modesty. |
Lisaan (a.) n.f.: language, tongue, dialect. |
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| Lohaa (h.) n.m.: iron, sword. |
Loo (h.) n.f.: hot wind. |
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| Lot-pot (h.) adj.: tumble and toss, restless. |
Loot khasot (h.) n.f.: plundering and looting. |
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| Lu'aab (a.) n.m.: spittle, saliva, viscosity. |
Lubb-e-Lubaab (a.) n.m.: the crust of the matter, just. |
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| Lughat (a.) n.m.: glossary, dictionary. |
Luknat (a.) n.f.: stammering, stuttering. |
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| Luqmah (a.) n.m.: morsel, a bite of food. |
Lutf (a.) n.m.: pleasure, grace. |
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| Lutraa (h.) n.m.: a back-biter, flatterer. |
Laa'ihah-e-amal (a.) n.m.: programme, constitution |
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| Labrez (p.) adj.: overflowing |
| Kaaenaat (a.) n.: universe, world, entire belongings of a person |
Kaafir (a.) n.m.: an infidel, sweetheart |
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| Kaafoor (a.) n.m.: camphor |
Kaaheedgee (p.) n.f.: thin and sickly looking |
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| Kaaee (h.) n.f.: moss, green formation on moist surface |
Kaakh (p.) n.m.: tower, balcony, battlements |
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| Kaakul (p.) n.f.: a curl, tuft of hair |
Kaam (p.) n.m.: lust, palate, desire |
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| Kaamil (a.) adj.: accomplished, complete |
Kaamyaab (p.) adj.: sucessful, prosperous |
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| Kaamyaabee (p.) n.: success, prosperity |
Kaan (p.) (h.) n.f.m.: mine, quarry, the ear |
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| Kaar (p.) n.m.: deed, function, duty |
Kaar-o-baar (p.) n.m.: business, trade, employment |
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| Kaarawaaee (p.) n.f.: proceedings, actions, conduct of business |
Kaarsaaz (p.) adj.n.m.: doer, adroit, maker |
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| Kaargar (p.) adj.: operative, effective, active |
Kaarkhaanah (p.) n.m.: workhouse, workshop, factory |
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| Kaarkun (p.) n.m.: worker, manager, record keeper |
Kaarawaan (p.) n.m.: caravan |
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| Kaarzaar (p.) n.f.: war, engagement |
Kaasah (p.) n.m.: bowl, goblet |
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| Kaasa-e-gadaaee (p.) n.m.: beggar's bowl |
Kaash (p.) inter.: may it be, be it so |
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| Kaashaanah (p.) n.m.: a dwelling, a house |
Kaatib (a.) n.m.: scribe, copyist, writer |
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| Kaawish (p.) n.f.: endeavour, enmity |
Ka'abah (a.) n.: mosque in Mecca built by Prophet Abraham |
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| Kabaab (p.) n.m.adj.: roasted meat, minced meat burnt, roasted balls |
Kabeer (a.) adj.: big, grand, elder |
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| Kaf (p.) n.m.: foam, palm of hand or sole |
Kaf-e-afsos malnaa (v.) n.: to regret, to repent |
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| Kaf-e-dast (p.) n.f.: the palm of the hand |
Kaf-e-naazuk (p.) n.m.: delicate palm or foot of beloved |
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| Kaf-e-paa (p.) n.m.: the sole of the foot |
Kaffaarah (a.) n.m.: atonement, expiation for sin |
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| Kahkashaan (p.) n.: milkyway, group of stars |
Kahrubaa (p.) n.m.: yellow amber, a stone which attracts straws |
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| Kash (p.) n.m.: practice, habit, manner, faith |
Kajee (p.) n.f.: crookedness, bend |
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| Kajkulaah (p.) n.m.adj.: wearer of a cocked hat, clown, wealthy |
Kajkulaahee (p.) n.f.: pride, foolery |
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| Kal (h.) n.f.: tomorrow or yesterday, comfort, repose |
Kalaaee (h.) n.f.: the wrist, the forearm |
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| Kalaam (a.) n.m.: discourse, speech, writing |
Kalaf (a.) n.m.: starch, stiffness, pimple |
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| Kalejah (a.) n.m.: liver, heart, courage, magnimity, beloved |
Kaleem (a.) n.m.: speaker |
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| Kaleemullah (p.) n.m.: speaker with God, Prophet Moses |
Kaleemee (a.) n.m.: a jew |
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| Kalghee (u.) n.f.: crest, pinnacle, ornament on a turban |
Kalimah (a.) n.m.: a word, part of speech, a prayer of the muslims |
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| Kamaal (a.) n.m.: perfection, excellence |
Kamaan (p.) n.f.: bow, an arch, spring, a command |
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| Kamand (p.) n.f.: ringlet, slipknot, a noose |
Kamar (p.) n.f.: loins, waist, middle of a mountain, an arch |
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| Kameen (a.) n.f.: ambush, wicked |
Kameengaah (p.) n.f.: place of ambush |
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| Kameenah (p.) adj.: wretched, mean, vulgar |
Kamkhwaab (p.) n.m.: sleepless, silk cloth with gold or silver |
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| Kamtar (p.) adj.: worse, seldom |
Kamtareen (p.) adj.: worst, least |
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| Kanaar (p.) n.m.f.: bosom, side, margin |
Kandah (p.) n.adj.: engraved, block, handle |
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| Kaneez (p.) n.f.: slave girl, maid |
Karaamat (a.) n.f.: (pl. of karamat) miracle, generosity, supernatural powers |
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| Karak (h.) n.f.: thunder, clap, crash |
Karam (a.) n.: grace, favour |
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| Karb (a.) n.m.: anguish, affliction, vexation |
Karbalaa (a.) n.f.: city in Irq where the grandson of Prophet Mohammed was martyred, place where water is scarce |
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| Kareem (a.) adj.: merciful, generous, an epithet of God |
Karishmah (p.) n.: miracle, wonder, phenomenon, coquetry |
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| Karr (p.) n.m.: deaf |
Karr-o-farr (p.) n.m.: pomp and show |
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| Kartab (h.) n.m.: jugglery, trick, skill, experiment |
Kartoot (h.)n.m.f.: ill behaviour, misconducr, bad deeds |
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| Kasaafat (a.) n.f.: density, thickness, impurity |
Kasak (h.) n.f.: intermittent, pain, afflication, stitch |
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| Kasar (a.) n.f.: breac, fraction, shortcoming |
Kas (p.) n.m.: man, person, essence, extract, strength, tenacity |
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| Kasbal (h.) n.m.: strength, power, vitality |
Kash (p.) n.m.: pulling, puff |
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| Kashaakash (p.) n.f.: struggle, dilemma, perplexity, stretch and pain |
Kasheed (p.) n.f.: extract, draw |
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| Kashf (a.) n.m.: manifestation, revelation |
Kashish (p.) n.: attraction, gravitation, pull |
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| Kashkol (a.) n.: beggar's bowl, notebook album |
Kashmakash (p.) n.: complication, hesitation, wrangle, struggle |
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| Kasrat (a.) n.: bulk, excess, abundance |
Katbah (a.) n.m.: writings, inscriptions |
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| Kauhaan (p.) n.m.: bullock's or camel's hump |
Kaukab (a.) n.m.: star |
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| Kaundaa (h.) n.m.: lightening, flash |
Kausar (a.) n.: name of a stream in paradise |
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| Kayf (a.) n.: intoxication, exhilaration |
Kayfiyat (a.) n.f.: condition, narrative |
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| Keel (h.) n.f.: nail, peg, boil, a pimple |
Keemiyaa (a.) n.f.: alchemy, chemical preparation which transmits baser metals into gold, panacea |
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| Keenah (p.) n.m.: malice, grudge, spite, animosity |
Khaab (p.) n.: khawaab, dream, sleep |
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| Khwaabeedah (p.) adj.: sleeping, asleep |
Khaadim (a.) n.m.: servant, waiter |
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| Khwaahish (p.) n.f.: desire, request |
Khaa-ef (a.) adj.: afraid |
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| Khwaajah (p.) n.: master, man of distinction |
Khwaajaa-saraa (p.) n.: middle sex, eunuch |
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| Khaak (p.) n.: dust, ashes, earth |
Khaakah (p.) n.m.: plan, sketch, draft, an outline |
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| Khaakistar (p.) n.f.: ashes, burnt metal powder |
Khahsaar (p.) n.m.: humble, low |
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| Khaal (p.) n.m.: mole, maternal uncle |
Khaaliq (a.) n.: the creator, God |
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| Khaamah (p.) n.m.: pen |
Khaamee (p.) n.f.: immaturity, rawness, unripe |
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| Khaamoshee (p.) n.f.: silence, quiet |
Khaanah (p.) n.m.: house, a place, dwelling, a drawer, compartment |
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| Khaanmaan (p.) n.m.: house, belongings of house |
Khaanqaah (p.) n.f.: monastery, centre of sufstic activity, abode of holy men |
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| Khar (p.) n.m.: an ass, stupid person |
Khaardaar (p.) adj.: thorny, barbed, troublesome |
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| Khaaristaan (p.) n.m.: thicket of thorns, jungle |
Khwaar (p.) adj.: abject, poor |
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| Khaar-o-khas (p.) n.: sweepings, rubbish, grass and hay |
Khaarzaar (p.) n.: a thicket of thorns |
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| Khaarij (a.) adj.: externed, outcaste, excluded |
Khaarijah (a.) adj.: excluded, foreign, external |
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| Khaashaak (p.) n.m.: sweepings, trash |
Khaasiyat (a.) n.f.: quality, innate property |
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| Khaassah (p.) n.m.: speciality, quality, nature |
Khaatam (a.) n.f.: ring, seal, sinet |
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| Khaatir (a.) n.: respect, heart, mind, treatment |
Khaawar (p.) n.m.: east |
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| Khabaasat (a.) n.f.: wickedness, depravity |
Khabar (a.) n.f.: news, report, account |
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| Khabt (a.) n.m.: craze, insanity |
Khafaa (p.) adj.: angry, displeased |
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| Khafee (a.) adj.: hidden, fine or small |
Khafeef (a.) adj.: unimportant, petty |
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| Khafgee (p.) n.f.: anger |
Khajaalat (a.) n.f.: shame |
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| Khala (a.) n.m.: space, vacancy, vacuum |
Khalaa-eq (a.) n.f.: (pl. of khalq) creatures, created beings, people, disposition |
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| Khalaf (a.) n.m.: heir, favourite son |
Khalal (a.) n.m.: gap, ruptures, fault, disorder, hinderance |
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| Khalbalee (h.) n.f.: commotion, tumult, disorder |
Khaleel (a.) n.: sincere friend, title of Prophet Abraham also called 'Khalilullah' |
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| Khaleeq (a.) adj.: polite, courteous |
Khalish (p.) n.f.: irrtation, prick, stop, enmity |
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| Khalijaan (a.) n.m.: distraction, anxiety, commotion, confusion |
Khallaaq (a.) n.m.: creator, God, Almighty |
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| Khalq (a.) n.: creation, mankind, the people |
Khalwat (a.) n.: privacy, retirement. Solitude |
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| Kham (p.) n.: curve, curl, bend, bowed, wave of the hair |
Khamdaar (p.) adj.: curved, curled |
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| Khameedah (p.) adj.: bent, crooked |
Khameer (a.) n.: leaven, yeast, original substance |
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| Khamsah (a.) n.m.: a stanza of five lines |
Khamyaazah (p.) n.: yawning, retribution, punishment |
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| Khandah (p.) n.: smile, laugh |
Khandah-zan (p.) n.: one who laughs at others, sarcastic |
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| Khandaq (a.) n.f.: a ditch, a moat, firepit |
Khanjar (p.) n.: a dagger |
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| Kharaabaat (p.) n.: tavern or brothel |
Kharaabah (p.) n.m.: ruin, a tavern, an inn |
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| Kharaaj (a.) n.m.: tax, tribute |
Kharaam (p.) n.m.: gait, pace, graceful walk |
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| Kharaash (p.) n.f.: scratch, excoriation, scrapping |
Khareed (a.) n.f.: purchase, cost price |
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| Khas (p.) n.m.: sweet scented root of a grass, dry leaves and stalks |
Khaskhaanah (p.) n.m.: room with screens of fragrant grass, a hut made of grass |
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| Khasaarah (a.) n.m.: loss, damage |
Khasaasat (a.) n.f.: stinginess, miserliness |
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| Khaslat (a.) n.f.: disposition, habit, nature |
Khastagee (p.) n.f.: softness, crispness |
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| Khastah (p.) adj.: wounded, broken, crisp |
Khastah-dil (p.) n.: broken-hearted |
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| Khataa (a.) n.: fault, mistake, slip, miss |
Khataakaar (p.) n.: sinner, guilty |
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| Khateeb (a.) n.m.: preacher |
Khaatimah (a.) n.m.: the end, conclusion, finish |
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| Khatkaa (h.) n.m.: knock, scruple, suspicion, anxiety, apprehension |
Khat (a.) n.m.: line, letter, script, board |
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| Khawaas (a.) n.m.: top ranking gentry |
Khauf (a.) n.: fear |
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| Khaufnaak (a.) adj: fearful,dreadful |
Khayaal (a.) n.m.: the thougth,idea,notion,conception,whim |
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| Khayaanat (a.) n.f.: embezzlement,defalcation,breach of trust,perfidy |
Khemah (a.) n.m.: tent,pavilion |
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| Khayr (a.) n.f. adj: well,safe,welfare, health |
Khayr-baad (p.) int.: may there be prosperity, may there be good |
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| Khayraat (a.) n.: aims, charity |
Khayriyat (a.) n.: welfare, safety |
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| Khidmat (a.) n.f.: service, in royal presence |
Khiffat (a.) n.f.: humilation, indignity, disgrace |
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| Khijil (a.) adj.: bashful, ashamed of |
Khilaaf (a.) prop.: against, in opposition to, contrary to, versus, opposite |
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| Khilqat (a.) n.f.: creation, people |
Khiraamaan (p.) adj.: walking gracefully, strollling |
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| Khirad (p.) n.: wisdom, intelligence, intellect |
Khiradmand (p.) adj.: wise, intelligent, intellectual |
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| Khirman (p.) n.m.: harvest, products, grains |
Khitaab (a.) n.m.: title, address, conversation, speech |
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| Khiyaabaan (p.) n.m.: flower bed, the road between the greenery, an avenue |
Khizaab (a.) n.m.: hair dye, hair oil |
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| Khizar (p.) n.m.: alive Prophret raming the world from time immemorial; guide |
Khoo (p.) n.: habit, nature |
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| Khooboo (p.) n.: character, behaviour |
Khoogar (p.) adj.: habituated, accustomed, addicted |
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| Khoobaan (p.): fair ones, beautiful women, sweethearts |
Khoobee (p.) n.f.: goodness, excellence, virtue |
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| Khoonbaar (p.) adj.: sheddind blood |
Khoon-bahaa (p.) n.m.: ransom, price of blood, enalty for murder |
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| Khoonaab (p.) n.m.: blood mixed with water, tears of blood |
Khoraak (p.) n.f.: diet, victual, food, meal |
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| Khor-o-nosh (p.) n.m.: food and drink |
Khoshah (p.) n.m.: an ear of corn, a spike, a bunch of grapes |
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| Khuda-haafiz (p.) int.: may God protect you, wishing good-bye |
Khudaaee (p.) n.f.: the world, divinity, from God |
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| Khudaawand (p.) n.m.: master, professor, Godhead |
Khud-daar (p.) adj.: self-respecting |
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| Khudee (p.) n.: egotism, conceit, ego |
Khudkushee (p.) n.f.: suicide, killing oneself |
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| Khulaasah (p.) n.m.: gist, essence, best part of anything, summary |
Khuld (a.) n.m.: eternity, paradise |
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| Khuloos (a.) n.: sincerity, purity, candour |
Khulq (a.) n.: amiability, quality |
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| Khum (p.) n.m.: large jar of wine |
Khumkadah (p.) n.m.: liquor shop, a tavern |
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| Khumkhaanah (p.) n.m.: liquor shop, a tavern |
Khumaar (p.) n.: intoxication, hangover |
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| Khuraafaat (p.) n.f.: senseless speech, ludicrous talk, a myth |
Khurd (p.) adj.: small |
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| Khurram (p.) adj.: gay |
Khursheed (p.) n.: the sun |
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| Khushaamad (p.) n.f.: flattery |
Khush-aamdeed (p.) adv.: welcome |
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| Khush-gawaar (p.) adj.: pleasnt, agreeable |
Khushkee (p.) n.f.: land, dryness, dry flour |
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| Khush-numaa (p.) n.: pleasant to the sight, beautiful |
Khush-roo (p.) adj.: having a charming face |
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| Khusoosiyat (a.) n.f.: pecularity, seciality, special relations, intimacy |
Khutbah (a.) n.: sermon, address, preface |
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| Kibriyaa (a.) n.m.: magnificent, God |
Kileed (p.) n.f.: key |
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| Kiran (h.) n.f.: ray, sunbeam, moonbeam |
Kirdaar (p.) n.: character, work, action |
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| Khirmak-e-shbtaab (p.) n.m.: glow worm |
Kisht (p.) n.f.: sown field |
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| Kishtee (p.) n.f.: (kashti) boat, tray, beggar's bowl |
Kishwar (p.) n.m.: country, climate |
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| Kitaab (a.) n.f.: book, writing, scripture |
Kizb (a.) n.m.: lie |
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| Koft (p.) n.f.: vexation, grief |
Koh (p.) n.: mountain, hill |
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| Koh-e-toor (p.) n.m.: Mount Sinai, where Moses talked to God |
Kohkan (p.) n.: mountain digger, title of Farhaad, lover of Shirin |
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| Koh-saar (p.) n.m.: mountainous country |
Kohraa (h.) n.m.: fog, mist |
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| Kokh (h.) n.f.: womb, belly |
Konpal (h.) n.f.: oung shoot, bud, new leaf |
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| Kooch (p.) n.m.: departure, march, death |
Koochah (p.) n.m.: lane, narrow street |
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| Kook (h.) n.f.: painful cry, a shriek |
Koozah (p.) n.m.: goblet, jug |
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| Kor (p.) n.m.: blind, sightless |
Koshish (p.) n.f.: attempt, endeavour, effort |
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| Kot (h.) n.m.: castle, fort, a stronghold |
Kotaah (p.) adj.: short, less |
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| Kotaahee (p.) n.f.: brevity, deficiency, shortcoming |
Kudocrat (a.) n.f.: resentment, depression |
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| Kufr (a.) n.m.: infidelity, blasphemy |
Kohraam (h.) n.m.: weeping, wailing, noise |
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| Kul (a.) adj.: entire, total |
Kulaah (a.) n.f.: crown, cap |
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| Kulfat (a.) n.f.: trouble, vexation, affliction |
Kulliyah (a.) n.m.: formula, principle, totality |
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| Kumak (t.) n.f.: help, aid, reinforcement |
Kumait (a.) n.m.: bay horse |
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| Kunbah (h.) n.m.: family, brotherhood |
Kundan (h.) n.m.: bright and pure gold |
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| Kunj (p.) n.m.: grave, lonely-spot |
Kunjashk (p.) n.m.: sparrow |
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| Kunjee (h.) n.f.: key |
Kurrah (a.) n.m.: globe |
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| Kushtah (p.) n.f.: killed, lover |
Kushtee (p.) n.f.: wrestling, exercise |
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| Kusht-o-khoon (p.) n.m.: blood-shed, mass slaughter, killing and murdering |
Khaar (p.) n.: thorn |
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| Khazaanah (a.) n.m.: a treasure, valuable belongings, a magazine |
Khittah (a.) n.m.: region, country, territory |
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| Khizaan (p.) n.: autumn, decay |
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| Jaa (p.) n.f.: place, locality |
Jaabir (a.) n.: tyrant, cruel |
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| Jaadah (a.) n.m.: right road, path |
Jaageer (p.) n.f.: property, land given by government |
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| Jaah (p.) n.m.: dignity, magnificance |
Jaah-o-hasham (ap.) n.m.: rank and dignity |
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| Jaah-o-jalaal (p.) n.m.: dignity, grandeur, pomp |
Jaa-e-zah (a.) n.: survey, reviewing, examination |
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| Jaalaa (h.) n.m.: cobweb, web, cataract |
Jaam (p.) n.: bowl, drinking cup |
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| Jaamah (p.) n.: garment |
Jaan (p.) n.f.: soul, life, spirit |
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| Jaan-baaz (p.) adj.: daring, spirited |
Jaan-e-jaanaan (p.) n.m.: sweetheart, most dear |
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| Jaan-fishaanee (p.) n.: extreme effort |
Jaanaan (p.) n.: beloved |
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| Jaan-kaah (p.) adj.: sad, pathetic |
Jaan-kanee (p.) n.f.: agonies of death, process of dying |
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| Jaan-nisaar (p.) adj.: devoted, sacrificing one's life, bosom pal. |
Jaa-namaaz (p.) n.f.: mat, carpet on which Namaz is performed. |
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| Jaanib (p.) n.f.: side, part, region. |
Jaawed (p.) adj.: eternal. |
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| Jaawidaan (p.) adj.: eternal, everlasting. |
Jaawedaanee (p.) adj.: eternal. |
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| Jabal (a.) n.: mountain. |
Jabeen (p.) n.: forehead. |
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| Jabeen-saaee (p.) n.: bowing down the forehead. |
Jabr (a.) n.: force, violence, coercion |
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| Jadd (a.) n.m.: grandfather, ancestor |
Jafaa (p.) n.: oppression, violence |
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| Jahaan (p.) n.: the world, universe, place |
Jahaan-aaraa (p.) n.: world adorned by, the name of Shah Jahan's daughter |
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| Jahaan-daar (p.) n.m.: king, emperor |
Jahaan-geer (p.) n.: conqueror of the world, name of moghul emperor |
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| Jahez (a.) n.m.: dowry, parent's gift to the bride |
Jahannam (a.) n.m.: hell |
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| Jeib (a.) n.f.: pocket |
Jalaal (a.) n.: grandeur, dignity, power |
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| Jald (p.) adv.: at once, soon, quickly |
Ja'l (a.) n.m.: forgery, fabrication, counterfeit |
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| Ja'lee (a.) adj.: artificial, fake |
Jallaad (a.) n.m.: an executioner, cruel |
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| Jalwah (a.) n.: glimpse, splendour, manifestation |
Jalwat (a.) n.: in presence of, publicly |
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| Jamaa'at (a.) n.f.: company, group, party, gathering, congregation |
Jamaaee (h.) n.f.: gaping, yawning |
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| Jamaal (p.) n.: beauty, elegance |
Jameel (a.) adj.: comely, beautiful |
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| Jam'eeyat (a.) n.f.: collection, assemblage, multitude |
Jam'eeyat-e-Khaatir (a.) n.f.: satsfaction, peace of mind, in favour of populace |
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| Jamm-e-ghafeer (a.) n.m.: huge crowd, a great multitude |
Jamhooriat (a.) n.f.: democracy, a republic |
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| Janaab (p.) n.m.: majesty, sir |
Janaazah (a.) n.m.: funeral, bier |
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| Jang (p.) n.f.: battle, war, combat |
Jang-joo (p.) adj.: quarrelsome, fighter |
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| Jang-o-jadal (p.) n.f.: fight, brawl, altercation |
Janjaal (h.) n.m.: trouble, bother, fuss |
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| Junoob (a.) n.m.: south |
Jantree (h.) n.m.: calendar,diar,almanac |
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| Jaraahat : surgery, wound, injury |
Jaras (a.) n.: caravan bell, bell |
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| Jasaamat (a.) n.f.: stature, personality |
Jasaarat (a.) n.f.: daring, boldness |
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| Jashn (p.) n.m.: festival, celebration |
Jast (p.) n.f.: leap, jump |
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| Jatan (h.) n.m.: effort, remedy |
Jawaab (a.) n.m.: answer, match, equal |
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| Jawaahir (a.) n.m.: (plural of jauhar) jewels, gems, essences |
Jawaaz (a.) n.m.: plea, permit, propriety |
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| Jaudat (a.) n.f.: ingenuity, intelligence, quickness of apprehension |
Jauhar (a.) n.: merit, skill, jewel, spirit, atom, substance, essence |
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| Jaulaan (p.) adj.: quickness, springing |
Jaulaanee (p.) n.f.: moving about, acumen |
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| Jaur (a.) n.: tyranny, oppression |
Jazaa (a.) n.f.: retribution, reward |
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| Jazb (a.) n.: attraction, allurement, absorption |
Jazbaat (a.) n.: emotions, feelings |
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| Jazbah (a.) n.: felling, passion, desire, rage |
Jazeerah (a.) n.m.: an island |
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| Jhaalar (a.) n.f.: frill, fringe |
Jhaad-phoonk (h.) n.f.: conjuring, hocus-pocus, witchcraft |
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| Jhenp (p.) n.f.: shame, dhyness |
Jhalak (h.) n.f.: slight and short appearance, brightness, reflection |
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| Jhankaar (h.) n.f.: rattle, ringing, tinkling |
Jhapak (h.) n.f.: winking, blinking, gust of wind, shame |
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| Jharee (h.) n.f.: continous rains, showers |
Jhijhak (h.) n.f.: start, recoil, hesitation, shyness |
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| Jhurmut (a.) n.m.: crowd, cloth used as a turban |
Jibraa-eel (a.) n.m.: Gabriel, angel who brings tidings and messages from God to the Prophets |
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| Jidaal (a.) n.f.: altercation, contest, dispute |
Jiddat (a.) n.f.: modernity, newness, originality, innovation |
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| Jihaad (a.) n.m.: religious war, supreme effort |
Jilau-khaanah (p.) n.m.: ante-chamber,vestibule, porch |
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| Jild (a.) n.f.: skin, leather, binding of a book, volume |
Jinaan (a.) n.m.: (plural of jannat) regions of paradise, or orchard gardens |
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| Jinn (a.) n.m.: ginii, an elf, headstrong person |
Jinnaat (a.) n.m.: geni, demon, race believed to have inhabitated the world before adam |
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| Jins (a.) n.: sex, articles, grains |
Jism (a.) n.m.: body |
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| Jiz-biz (p.) adj.: displeased, angry |
Joo (p.) n.: stream, rivulet |
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| Joo-e-baar (p.) n.: river, stream |
Jod-tod (h.) n.m.: intrigue, conspiracy |
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| Josh (p.) n.: excitement, emotion, boiling point, heat |
Judaa (p.) adj.: seperated, aside |
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| Judaaee (p.) n.f.: seperation, away |
Jugnoo (a.) n.f.: glow-worm, firefly |
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| Jul (h.) n.m.: deceit, cheating, trick |
Juloos (a.) n.m.: procession, glory |
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| Jumhoor (a.) n.m.: people, the populace |
Jumlah (a.) n.m.: total, aggregate, a sentence |
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| Jumbish (p.) n.: motion, movement, shake |
Junoon (a.) n.: madness, lunacy |
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| Jur'ah (a.) n.m.: gulp, sip, mouthful |
Jur'at (a.) n.f.: courage, boldness, daring, valour, audacity |
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| Jurm (a.) n.m.: crime, fault, criminal act |
Justujoo (p.) n.: search, investigation, quest, enquiry |
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| Juwaa (h.) n.m.: gambling, gamble, yoke |
Juz (a.) n. Juzw: a part, ingredient, portion, a format, except |
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| I'aadah (a.) n.m.: repetition, reiteration, return |
I'aanat (a.) n.f.: help, aid, assistance |
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| 'Ibbadat (a.) n.: divine worship, prayer |
'Ibaarat (a.): diction, composition |
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| Iblees (a.) n.: the devil, Satan |
Ibrat (a.) n.f.: warning, caution |
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| Iibtidaa (a.) n.: beginning, origin |
Ibtilaa (a.) n.m.: trial, suffering |
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| Ibtizall (a.) n.m.: carelessness in preserving anything, meanness |
Idaarah (a.) n.: instiution, centre |
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| Idbaar (a.) n.m.: calamity, mishap, affliction, adversity |
Idraak (a.) n.: perception, sagacity, understanding, comprehension |
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| Ifaaqah (a.) n.m.: relief, recovery from a disease, healing process |
Iffat (a.) n.f.: purity, virtue |
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| Iflaas (a.) n.m.: poverty, want, indigence |
Ifraat (a.) n.f.: excess, plenty, surplus |
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| Ifshaa (a.) n.m.: disclosure of a secret |
Iftaar (a.) n.m.: light breakfast, breaking the fast |
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| Iftitaah (a.) n.m.: honour, glory, repute |
Ighwaa (a.) n.m.: seduction, abduction. |
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| Ihaanat (a.) n.f.: contempt, insult, slander |
Ihaatah (a.) n.m.: enclosure, boundary, compound, province |
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| Ijaabat (a.) n.f.: answering of a prayer, favourable reply, grace |
Ijaazat (a.) n.: permission, sanction |
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| Ijlaas (a.) n.: session, court |
Ijmaa' (a.) n.m.: consensus, gathering, council, unanimity |
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| Ijtimaa (a.) n.: assemblage, gathering |
Ijtinaab (a.) adj.m.: keeping aloof, avoiding |
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| Ikhfaa (a.) n.m.: concealment, hiding |
Ikhlaas (a.) n.m.: purification, purity, sincerity, candour, selflessness |
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| Ikhraaj (a.) n.m.: expences, expulsion, eviction, extradition, discharge |
Ikhtilaaf (a.) n.m.: disagreement, difference, variance, discord |
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| Ikhtilaat (a.) n.m.: intimacy, amalgamation |
Ikhtisaar (a.) n.m.: abridgement, precise, conciseness, brevity |
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| Ikhtitaam (a.) n.m.: end, completion |
Ikhtiyaar (a.) n.: authority, power, control |
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| Ikkaa-Dukkaa (adj.): one or two, very few |
Ikraam (a.) n.m.: esteem, kindness, difference |
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| Ikseer (a.) n.: elixir, medicine to cure every disease, alchemy |
Iktisaab (a.) n.m.: earning, acquiring |
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| Ilaaj (a.) n.m.: remedy, medical treatment, cure |
Ilaahee (a.) n.m.: My God |
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| Ilaaqah (a.) n.m.: jurisdiction, estate, region, conection, relation |
Ilhaad (a.): atheism, irreligion, heresy, apostasy |
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| Ilhaam (a.) n.: inspiration, revelation |
Ilhaan (a.) n.m.: singing sweetly, reciting melodiously |
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| 'Iim (a.) n.: knowledge, science |
Iltifaat (a.) n.: regard, inclination |
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| Iltijaa (a.) n.: request, application |
Iltimaas (a.) n.m.f.: request, supplication |
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| Ilzaam (a.) n.m.: blame, accusation |
Imaam (a.): spiritual head, one who leads Muslims in prayers |
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| Imdaad (a.) n.f.: subscription, help |
Imkaam (a.) n.: possibility, power |
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| Imlaa (a.) n.m.: taking notes,writing,dictation,orthopraghy |
Imroz (p.) adv: today |
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| Imtihaan (a.) n.: examination,test,experiment,trial |
Imtiyaaz (a.) n.: discretion,discrimination |
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| 'Inaad (a.) n.m.: enmity,resistance |
Inaam (a.) n.m.: present,prize,reward |
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| 'Inaan (a.) n.f.: bridle,rein |
'Inaayat (a.) n.f.: kindness,grace,favour |
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| 'Inab (a.) n.m: grapes |
Inbisaat (a.) n.m.: gladness,gaiety,cheerfulness,joy |
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| 'Indiyaah (a.) n.m: opinion,intention |
Infi'aal (a.) n.m.: repentance, contrition |
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| Inhidaam (a.) n.m.: destruction, demolition |
Inhimaak (a.) n.m.: concerntation, engagement |
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| Inhiraaf (a.) n.m.: deflection, deviation |
Inhisaar (a.) n.m.: deendance |
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| Inhitaat (a.) n.m.: decline, decrease |
In'iqaad (a.) n.m.: celebrating, to start work |
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| Injimaad (a.) n.m.: freezing, curdling |
Inkaar (a.) n.m.: negation, denial |
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| Inkissar (a.) n.m.: humbleness, modesty |
Inkishaaf (a.) n.m.: disclosure, explosition |
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| Inqilaab (a.) n.m.: revolution, change |
Insaan (a.) n.m.: man, mankind, gentleman |
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| Inshaa-Allah : God willing, if so desiredby God |
Intihaa (a.) n.m.: termination, finish, utmostlimit, end |
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| Intikhaab (a.) n.: selection, choice, election, chosen, select |
Intiqaal (a.) n.: death, migration, transfer, transmission, conveyance |
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| Intiqaam (a.) n.: revenge, vengeance |
Intisaab (a.) n.: dedication, being related to, engagement |
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| Intishaar (a.) n.m.: dispersion, scattering, spreading |
Intizaam (a.) n.m.: management, administration, organisation, bandobast |
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| Intizaar (a.) n.m.: to wait, expectation |
Iradah (a.) n.m.: intention, plan, desire |
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| Iraadat (a.) n.f.: faith, respect |
Iram (a.) n.m.: paradise, heaven |
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| 'Irfaan (a.) n.m.: wisdom, knowledge |
Irsaal (a.) n.m.: remittance, sending |
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| Irshaad (a.) n.m.: command, order |
Iqbaal (a.) n.m.: good luck, success |
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| Iqbaal-mand (a.) adj: fortunate, lucky |
Iqdaam (a.) n.m.: step, attempt |
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| Iqleem (a.) n.f.: zone, region, country |
Iqraar (a.) n.m.: affirmation, acceptance |
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| Iqraarnaamah (a.) n.m.: indenture, written agreement,contract, bond |
Iqtibaas (a.) n.m.: eztract, excerpt, obtaining |
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| Iqtidaar (a.) n.m.: influence, power |
Irti'aash (a.) n.m.: trembling, trepidation |
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| Irtidaad (a.) n.m.: apostasy, retraction, givingup Islam |
Irtikaab (a.) n.m.: commission (of sin or crime) riding, undertaking |
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| Ishaa'at (a.) n.f.: publication, divulgence |
Ishaarah (a.) n.m.: sign, gesture, hint, signal |
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| Ishkaal (a.) n.m.: perplexity, difficulty |
Ishq (a.) n.m.: fervent love, passion |
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| Ishq-pechaan (p.) n.m.: American jasmine, Ivy |
'Ishrat (a.) n.m.: pleasure, delight, mirth |
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| Ishti'aal (a.) n.m.: blaze, provocation, instigation, inflammation |
Ishtibaah (a.) n.m.: suspicion, doubt, mistake |
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| Ishtihaar (a.) n.m.: notification, advertisement, anouncement, poster |
'Ishwah (a.) n.m.: coquerty, playfulness |
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| Ishtiyaaq (a.) n.m.: deepinclination, fondness |
Islaah (a.) n.m.: correction, amendment |
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| Islaam (a.) n.m.: submission to god, peace, religion of muslims |
'Ismat (a.) n.f.: honour, chastity |
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| Ism-e-aazam (a.) n.m.: the greatest name, name of Almighty God |
Israaf (a.) n.m.: waste, extravagance, prodigality, abuse |
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| Israar (a.) n.m.: concealment, suppression |
Israar (a.) n.: insistence, obstinacy |
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| Isti'aarah (a.) n.m.: metaphor, borrowing |
Istid'aa (a.) n.: request, petition, solicitation |
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| Istidlaal (a.) n.m.: reasoning, deducing, arguments |
Istifaadah (a.) n.m.: seeking gain, profit |
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| Istifsaar (a.) n.m.: enquiry, information |
Istighaasah (a.) n.m.: caall for help, demand for justice, application in a court |
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| Istighfaar (a.) n.m.: penitence, asking forgiveness, craving for mercy |
Istighnaa (a.) n.m.: contentment, self-sufficiency, freedom from cares |
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| Istighraaq (a.) n.m.: drowning in thought, absorption |
Istihkaam (a.) n.m.: firmness, strength, confirmation, stability |
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| Istikhaarah (a.) n.m.: seeking God's mercy, divine book for guidance |
Istihqaaq (a.) n.m.: right, ability |
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| Istejaab (a.) n.m.: astonishment, wonder |
Iste'maal (a.) n.m.: use, application, custom |
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| Istinjaa (a.) n.m.: cleaning private organs after natural evacuation |
Istiqaamat (a.) n.f.: uprightness, stability, constancy, integrity |
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| Istiqbaal (a.) n.m.: reception, welcome, futurity |
Istiraahat (a.) n.f.: rest, tranquillity, sleep |
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| Istitaa'at (a.) n.f.: power, ability, potentiality |
Isyaan (a.) n.: sin, transgression |
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| Itaa'at (a.) n.f.: obedience, submission |
Itaab (a.) n.: anger, wrath, annoyance |
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| I'tidaal (a.) n.m.: equilibrium, moderation |
I'tiqaad (a.) n.m.: faith, belief, confidence |
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| Itlaaq (a.) n.m.: application, according to rule |
Itmeenaan (a.) n.m.: satisfaction, contentment, composure, repose |
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| Itr (a.) n.m.: perfume, fragrance |
Itraanaa (h.) v.i.: to show off, to be conceited, to give onself airs |
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| Ittifaaq (a.) n.: confidence, unity, opprtunity |
Ittihaad (a.) n.m.: union, amity, unity, concord |
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| Ittilaa' (a.) n.f.: information, notice, report, announcement |
Iwaz (a.) n.m.: reward, compensation |
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| Iyaadat (a.) n.f.: enquiring after a sick person, visiting the sick |
Izaafah (a.) n.m.: addition |
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| Izaalah (a.) n.m.: removal, revocation, abolition |
Izdihaam (a.) n.m.: crowd, throng, concourse |
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| Izhaar (a.) n.: expression, disclosure, deposition, statement |
Izraaeel (a.) n.m.: the angel of death |
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| Iztiraab (a.) n.: restlessness, anxiety, commotion, disturbance |
Iztiraar (a.) n.m.: restlessness, helplessness |
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| 'Izzat (a.) n.f.: dignity, honour |
Iftiraa' (a.) n.f.: calumny, false accusation, scandal, imputation |
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| Iftitaah (a.) n.m.: inauguration, exposition |
Ijtihaad (a.) n.m.: earnest effort of religious striving to accomplish |
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| Ikhtilaaj (a.) n.m.: palpitation, restlessness |
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| Haadisah (a.) n.m.: happening, accident |
Haafizah (a.) n.: good memory, retentive faculty |
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| Haael (a.) n.: obstacle, intervening, hindrance |
Haajat (a.) n.: want, need, necessity |
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| Haajat-mand (p.) n.: needy, poor |
Haajat-rawaa (p.) n.: one who fulfils other's wants |
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| Haajat-rawaaee (a.) n.f.: fulfil one's desire |
Haakim (a.) n.m.: ruler, governor, chief |
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| Haal (a.) n.m.: condition, spiritual ecstacy |
Haalah (a.) n.m.: a halo, circle around the moon |
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| Haamil (a.) n.: bearer, carrier |
Haamilah (a.) n.: pregnant woman, carrier |
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| Haashiyah (a.) n.m.: margin, border |
Haasil (a.) n.: achievement, inference |
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| Habaab (h.) adj.: bubble |
Habeeb (a.) n.: friend, beloved |
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| Hadaf (a.) n.m.: target, aim |
Hadd (a.) n.f.: limit, boundary, definition |
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| Hadees (a.) n.f.: tradition, history, anecdotes, words of Prophet Mohammed |
Hadyah (a.) n.m.: offering, gift, present |
| Haft (p.) n.: seven |
Haft-iqleem (a.) n.f.: seven worlds, universe |
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| Hech (p.) adj.: unimportant, nothing |
Hajar (a.) n.: a stone |
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| Hajj (a.) n.m.: pilgrimage to Kaa'ba |
Hajw (a.) n.f.: satire, lampoon, defamatory poem |
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| Hakeem (a.) n.m.: philospher, physician |
Halaahal (p.) n.m.: deadly poison |
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| Halaal (a.) adj.: lawful, sanctioned by religion, killed as prescibed by laws of Islam |
Halaal-khor (a.) n.: sweeper, one who eats what is lawful |
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| Halaawaat (a.) n.f.: sweetness |
Haleef (a.) adj.: comrade |
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| Haleem (a.) adj.: mild, humane, dish prepared with meat and several cereals |
Half (a.) n.m.: swearing, an oath |
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| Hall (a.) n.m.: solution, untying |
Halq (a.) n.m.: throat, gullet, wind-pipe |
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| Halqah (a.) n.: circle, ring, loop, assembly |
Hamaa-el (a.) n.f.: sword belt, small Qu'ran meant to be hung by the neck, garland of flowers |
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| Hemaaqat (a.) n.f.: stupidity, folly, idiocy |
Hamah-tan (p.) adv.: entirely, fully |
| Hamd (a.) n.: praise of God, prayer |
Hamdam (p.) n.m.: close friend, companion |
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| Hamiyat (a.) n.f.: concern for what is sacred, indignation, ardour |
Hamnafas (p.) adj. n.m.: friend |
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| Hamnasheen (p.) n.m.: companion |
Hamnawaa (p.) n.m.: fellow singer, supporter of the same cause, of the same opinion |
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| Hamsaayaa (p.) n.m.: neighbour |
Hamsar (p.) n.m. adj.: an equal's consort, wife, or husband |
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| Hamwaar (p.) adj.: level, even, equal |
Hamzaad (p.) n.m.: born together, wice, double |
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| Hangaam (a.) n.m.: season, time, period |
Hangaamah (p.) n.m.: tumult, disturbance |
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| Hanslee (h.) n.f.: collar bone, neck, ornament |
Haqeeqat (a.) n.f.: truth, fact, reality |
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| Haqeer (a.) adj.: base, mean |
Haqq (a.) adj.: God, truth, right |
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| Haqq-aashnaa (adj.): knowing the truth |
Haqq-ta'alaa (a.) n.: most high God |
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| Haraam (a.) adj.: unlawful, forbidden |
Haraarat (a.) n.f.: heat, warmth, passion |
| Haram (a.) n.: kabaa, enclosure of the Mosque, apartment |
Haram-saraa (a.) n.: women's appartment |
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| Haref (a.) n.: rival, opponent, enemy |
Harem (a.) n.m.: house, sacred place |
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| Hargiz (p.) adv.: never |
Harj (a.) n.m.: loss, harm, damage |
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| Harkaarah (p.) n.m.: outdoor servant, footman |
Harkat (a.) n.: motion, action, movement |
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| Hasad (a.) n.: envy, jealousy, malice |
Hashmat (a.) n.: dignity, state, pomp |
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| Hashr (a.) n.: doomsday, resurrection |
Hasht (p.) adj.: eight |
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| Hasht-pahloo (p.) adj.: octagon, eight-sided |
Hasrat (a.) n.: grief, intense longing |
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| Hassaas (a.) adj.: sensitve, emotional |
Hastee (p.) n.: existence, life, being, entity |
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| Hast-o-bood (p.) n.f.: is and was, past and present |
Hatak (a.) n.f.: insult, affront, disrespect |
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| Hathiyaar (h.) n.f.m.: arms, weapon |
Hawaadaar (a.) n.m.: well-wisher, lover, an open palaquin, open, airy, well |
| Hawaadis (a.) n.m.pl.: accidents, occurences |
Hawas (a.) n.f.: ambition, greed, lust |
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| Haul (a.) n.f.m.: terror, fright, horror |
Hausalah (a.) n.: capacity, spirit, courage |
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| Hauz (a.) n.m.: reservoir of water, tank |
Hayaa (a.) n.: modesty, shame |
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| Hayaa-daar (a.) adj.: modest, shameful |
Hayaat (a.) n.f.: life, existence |
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| Hay-at (a.) n.f.: nature, countenance, appearance, astronomy |
Haybat (a.) n.f.: awe, dread, panic, terror |
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| Hayf (a.) intj.: Ah ! Alas ! How sad ! |
Hayjaan (a.) n.m.: commotion, excitement, tumult, anger |
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| Hayoolaa (a.) n.m.: matter, shape, origin |
Hayraan (a.) adj.: perplexed, confounded, worried, disturbed |
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| Hayrat (a.) n.: astonishment, amazement, wonder |
Hayrat-zadah (a.) adj.: wonder-struck, aghast, amazed, astonished |
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| Haywaan (a.) n.: animal, beast, brute |
Hazar (a.) n.m.: caution, prudence, fear, avoiding |
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| Hazeemat (a.) n.f.: rout, defeat |
Hazeen (a.) adj.: sorrowful, grieved |
| Hazrat (a.) n.: presence, title of honour, reverend |
Heelah (a.) n.: excuse, fraud, strategem, trick |
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| Hichkee (h.) n.f.: hiccough |
Hidaayat (a.) n.f.: instruction, advice |
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| Hiddat (a.) n.f.: sharpness, vehemence, fury, heat |
Hifaazat (a.) n.: protection, safety, care |
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| Hijaab (a.) n.: modesty, shame, veil |
Hijr (a.) n.: seperation, absence |
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| Hijraan (a.) n.: seperation, absence |
Hijrat (a.) n.f.: migration, separation |
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| Hikaayat (a.) n.: story, tale, narration |
Hikmat (a.) n.: knowledge, wisdom, philosophy, function of a physician |
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| Hilaal (a.) n.m.: new moon, crescent |
Himaayat (a.) n.: support, defence, help |
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| Himaayatee (a.) n.: supporter, defender |
Himmat (a.) n.f.: courage |
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| Hinnaa (p.) n.: henna |
Hinaaee (p.) adj.: red, henna's colour |
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| Hindisah (p.) n.m.: geometry, arithmetic |
Hindu (p.) n.m..: a follower of hinduism, of black colour, dark |
| Hanoz (p.) adv.: just now, till now |
Hiqaarat (a.) n.f.: disgrace, scorn |
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| Hiraas (p.) n.m.: fear, terror, confusion |
Hirs (a.) n.: greediness, avarice |
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| Hissah (a.) n.m.: part, share, portion, lot |
Hook (h.) n.f.: shooting pain, stitch |
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| Hoor (a.) n.: virgin of paradise, celestial bride, black-eyed nymph |
Hosh (p.) n.m.: sense, discretion |
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| Hosh-mand (p.) adj.: sensible |
Hubb (a.) n.f.: love, friendship, affection |
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| Hubb-ul-watan (a.) n.: patriotism, love of one's country |
Hudood (a.) n.: boundaries, limits |
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| Hujjat (a.) n.: argument, discussion, reasoning, proof |
Hujoom (a.) n.: crowd, mob, people, rush |
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| Hujrah (a.) n.m.: chamber, cell |
Hukm (a.) n.m.: order, command, Decree |
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| Hulyah (a.) n.m.: the external form, appearance, quality of a person |
Humma (p.) n.m.: bird of good omen |
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| Hunar (p.) n.m.: art, skill |
Hurmat (a.) n.: dignity, reputation chastity |
| Husool (a.) n.m.: attainment, acheivement |
Husn (a.) n.: beauty, elegance |
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| Husn-e-zan (p.) n.: good opinion of a person, beauty |
Huzoor (a.) n.: prence, your honour, the royal presence, Sir |
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| Huzn (a.) n.m.: sorrow, grief |
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| Gaahe-ba-gaahe (p.) adj.: sometimes, occasionally |
Gaam (p.) n.m.: pace, stop |
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| Gadaa (p.) n.m.: beggar, mendicant |
Gadraanaa (h.) v.: to be half ripe, to bloom, to attain puberty |
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| Gahan (h.) n.m.: eclipse |
Gahwaarah (p.) n.m.: cradle, swing |
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| Gend (h.) n.f.: ball |
Gesoo (p.) n.: side locks, hair |
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| Gesoo-daraaz (p.) n.: person having long hair, beloved's hair |
Getee (p.) n.f.: world, universe |
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| Gajar (h.) n.m.: strokes of a gong, hourly ringing of the bell |
Gandum (p.) n.m.: wheat |
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| Gangaa-nahaanaa (h.) v.: to be relieved |
Ganj (p.) n.: heap, treasure |
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| Ganj-e-shaheedaan (p.) n.m.: buria place of martyr |
Ganjeenah (p.) n.m.: treasury |
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| Gard (p.) n.f.: dust, flying dust, trifle |
Gardan (p.) n.m.f.: neck |
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| Gard-baad or gird--baad (p.) n.f.: whirlwind, tornado |
Gardish (p.) n.: revolution, circulation, misfortune |
| Gardoon (p.) n.m.: heaven, firmament, sky, fortune |
Gasht (p.) n.m.: going on round,a walk, a stroll, police control |
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| Gawaah (p.) n.m.: a witness |
Gawaaraa (p.) adj.: agreeable, tasty |
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| Gauhar (p.) n.: pearl, gem |
Gauhar-shanaas (p.) n.: jeweller, one who knows human qualities |
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| Gazand (p.) n.m.: injury, harm, loss |
Ghaafil (a.) adj.: indolent, negligent |
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| Ghaaeb (a.) adj.: invisible, mystery, hidden |
Ghaalib (a.) adj.: victorious, over powering |
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| Ghaar (a.) n.: cave, den, pit |
Ghaarat (a.) n.: plunder, spoil, ravage |
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| Ghaarat-gar (p.) n.m.: raider,destroyer, robber |
Ghaat (h.) n.f.: ambush, snare, slaughter, opportunity to attack |
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| Ghaaebaanah (a.) & (p.) adv.: secretly, invisibly |
Ghaazah (p.) n.m.: perfumed, face powder |
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| Ghaazee (a.) n.: conqueror, knight, warior |
Ghaddaar (a.) adj.: traitor, disloyal |
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| Ghaflat (a.) n.: negligence, unconciousness, insensibility |
Ghalabah (a.) n.m.: prevalence, predominancy |
| Ghaltaan (p.) adj: wallowing |
Gham (a.) n.: grief, sorrow, sadness |
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| Gham-gusaar (p.) n.: comforter, initimate friend |
Gham-khwar (a.) n.: consoler, sympathiser, sad |
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| Gham-khwaree (a.) n.: sympathy, condolence |
Gham-zadah (p.) adj.: grieved, afflicted |
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| Ghammaaz (a.) n.m.: back-biter, informer, traitor |
Ghamsaan (h.) n.m.: heavy fighting, crowd, riot, street battle |
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| Ghamzah (a.) n.: wink, an amorous glance, coquetry |
Ghanee (a.) n.: rich, wealthy |
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| Ghaneem (a.) n.: enemy, foe |
Ghaneemat (a.) n.: booty, boon, abundance |
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| Gharaz (a.) n.f.: motive, aim, necessity |
Ghareeb (a.) n.m.: poor, helpless, homeless |
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| Ghareeb-nawaz (p.): benefactor, kind to the poor, an attribute of saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishtee of Ajmer |
Ghareeb-parwar (p.) n.: helper of the poor |
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| Ghareeb-ul-watan (a.) n.: stranger, foreigner, away from one's own country |
Gharq (a.) n.m.: sunk, dived, drowned |
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| Gharqaab (p.) adj.: drowned in water |
Gharrah (a.) n.m.: pride, vanity, haughtiness |
| Ghash (a.) n.: faint, swoon |
Ghataa (h.) n.f.: clouds, gathering of clouds |
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| Ghaur (a.) n.m.: deep thinking, consideration |
Ghawwaas (a.) n.m.: diver, pearl diver |
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| Ghaybat (a.) n.f.: absence, being invsible |
Ghaybee (u.) adj.: divine, heavenly, absent, invisible |
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| Ghayr (a.) n.m.: outsider, stranger, beside, except, hot, non, un |
Ghayrat (a.) n.: bashfulness, sense of self respect, shame |
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| Ghayrat-daar (p.) n.: bashful, having sense of respect |
Ghayrat-mand (p.) n.: bashful, having sense of self repect |
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| Ghayz (a.) n.m.: rage, fury, vexation |
Ghazab (a.) n.: compulsion, violence, anger |
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| Ghezaal (a.) n.: young deer, fawn |
Ghazaalah : young deer, fawn, gazelle |
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| Ghazal (a.) n.: conversation with beloved, Urdu poetry of 5 to 15 couplets |
Ghazal-saraa (p.) n.: singer, one who sings ghazals |
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| Ghazal-saraaee (p.) n.: the singing of an ode |
Gheebat (a.) n.f.: slander, defamation |
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| Ghilaaf (a.) n.m.: case, cover, envelope |
Ghool (a.) n.m.: sylvan, demon, company, bend, herd |
| Ghotah (a.) n.m.: plunging, dive in water |
Ghotah-khor (a.) p.n.: a diver |
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| Ghotah-khoree (a.) n.: dipping, diving |
Ghubaar (a.) n.: dust, clouds of dust |
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| Ghubbaarah (u.) n.m.: a balloon |
Ghul (p.) n.m.: noise, tumult |
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| Ghulaam (a.) n.m.: slave, disciple, lover |
Ghulaam-gardish (p.) n.m.: servant's rest shed |
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| Ghulghulah (p.) n.m.: noise |
Ghuloo (a.) n.m.: excess, exaggeration |
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| Ghun (h.) n.m.: weed, insects which destroy wood or grains |
Ghunchah (p.): bud, blossom |
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| Ghunchah-dahan (p.): having a small mouth, blossom like mouth |
Ghunghat (h.) n.m.: veil, face cover |
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| Ghurbat (a.) n.: poverty, a stranger and far away from home, alienation |
Ghuroob (a.) n.m.: setting, sinking |
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| Ghuroor (a.) n.m.: pride, vanity, glory |
Ghusl (a.) n.: bath, wash |
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| Ghussah (a.) n.m.: anger, passion, rage |
Gil (p.) n.: soil |
| Gilah (u.) n.m.: complaint, reproach, blame |
Giraan (p) adj.: heavy, weighty, dear, costly, important |
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| Giraan-baar (p.) adj.: pregnant, heavy |
Giraan-jaanee (p.) f.: unhappiness, slugishness, tiresome life, misfortune |
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| Giraanee (p.) n.f.: dearness, rise in price, heaviness, indigestion |
Girah (p.) n.f.: knot, a joint, one sixteenth measure of a yard |
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| Gird (p.) adv.: around, orbit, circle |
Girdaab (p.) n.: whirlpool, vortex |
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| Girebaan (p.) n.: collar, opening or breast of a garment, neck |
Girebaan-chaak (p.) v.: garment torn to pieces |
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| Girebaan-geer (p.) adj.: accuser, one catching by neck or collar, plaintiff |
Girift (p.) n.: grasp, capture, seizure |
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| Giriftaar (p.) adj.: arrested, captivated |
Girweedah (p.)adj.: captivated, attached |
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| Giryaan (p.) adj.: crying, weeping |
Giryah (p.) n.: weeping, lamentation |
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| Girya-o-zaaree (p.) n.: weeping, crying, lamentation |
God (h.) n.f.: lap, bosom |
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| Goonj (h.) n.f.: echo, roar, resounding |
Gor (p.) n.f.: grave, tomb |
| Gor-e-ghareebaan (p.) n.: graves of poor, graves of strangers |
Gor-khan (p.) n.: grave digger |
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| Gosh (p.) n.m.: ear |
Gosh-maalee (u.) n.f.: boxing the ear |
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| Goshwaarah (p.) n.m.: ear-ring, abstract of accounts |
Goshah (p.) n.: corner of the house, privacy |
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| Goshah-geer (p.) adj.: retired, secluded |
Goshah-nasheen (p.) n.: retired, solitude, recluse |
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| Goyaa (p.) adj.: speaking, as if |
Goyaaee (p.) n.f.: power of spech, oratory |
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| Gudaaz (p.) adj.: melted, soft, plump, dissolved |
Gudgudee (h.) n.f.: titilation, tickling |
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| Guftaar (p.) n.: speech,saying, discourse |
Guftugoo (p.) n.: conversation, dialogue |
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| Guft-o-shaneed (p.) n.f.: conversation, dialogue, debate |
Gouhar (p.) n.m.: gem, essence, pearl |
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| Gouhar-baar (p.) adj.: shower of gems |
Gul (p.) n.: rose, flower, issue, ornament, brand |
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| Gul-afshaan (p.) adj.: scattering of roses, speaking beautifully |
Gul-andaam (p.) n.: flower like delicate body, beautiful, delicate,graceful |
| Gul-baang (p.) n.: notes of a nightingale, glad tidings, shouts of joy |
Gul-badan (p.) n.: having flower-like beautiful body, delicate |
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| Gul-barg (p.) n.: rose, petal, flower-leaf |
Gul-cheen (p.) n.: one who plucks flowers, gardener |
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| Gul-dastah (p.) n.: a bouquet |
Gul-dum (p.) n.f.: nightingale |
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| Gul-e-khandaan (p.) n.: blooming of flower |
Gul-faam (p.) adj.: redcoloured, red faced |
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| Gul-fishaan (p.) adj. n.m.: rose-scattering, sprinkler |
Gul-gasht (p.) n.: garden stroll |
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| Gul-goon (p.) adj.: rosy |
Gulezaar (p.) adj.: rosy cheeked, beloved |
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| Gul-kadah (p.) n.: garden, place of flowers |
Gul-posh (p.) n.: covered with flowers |
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| Gul-roo (p.) n.: rosy-cheeked |
Gul-rukh (p.) n.: rosy cheeked, beloved |
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| Gul-zaar (p.) n.: garden |
Gulaab (p.) n.m.: rose water, rose |
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| Gulaabee (p.) n.adj.: red wine, rosy,pink |
Gulistaan (p.) n.: rose garden, garden |
| Gulshan (p.) n.: garden |
Gum (p.) adj.: absorbed, lost |
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| Gumaan (p.) n.: doubt, suspicion, supposition |
Gumbad (p.) n.m.: dome |
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| Gumraah (p.) adj.: wanderer, misguided |
Gunaah-gaar (p.) n.m.: sinner |
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| Gunjaaish (p.) n.f.: capacity,room |
Gunjlak (a.) n.f.: complication, crease |
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| Gurez (p.) n.f.: abstinence, escape |
Gurezaan (p.) adj.: fleeing, fugitive |
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| Guroh (p.) n.m.: band, troop, crowd, gang |
Gustaakh (p.) adj.: impudent, rude, arrogant |
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| Gutthee (h.) n.f.: complication, entanglement, riddle, puzzle, knot |
Guzaarah (p.) n.m.: substinence, passage, abode |
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| Guzaarish (p.) n.f.: submission, request |
Guzar (p.) n.f.: a living, passage, road |
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| Guzistah (p.) adj.: previous, gone by, left |
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| Faakhir (a.) n.: boaster, precious |
Faal (a.) n.f.: omen, spell |
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| Faalij (a.) n.m.: paralysis, hemiplegia |
Faanee (adj.): mortal, perishable |
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| Faanoos (a.) n.m.: a lantern |
Faaqah (a.) n.m.: starvation, fasting |
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| Faaqah-mast (p.) adj.: starving person, joyful in distress |
Faarigh (a.) adj.: free, discharged |
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| Faash (a.) adj.: gross, apparent |
Faaselah (a.) n.m.: distance, space, interval |
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| Faasiq (a.) n.m.: impious, sinner |
Faatehah (a.) n.m.: start, opening, introduction, preface, 1st chapter of Al Quran |
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| Faazil (a.) adj.: scholar, virtuous, proficient |
Faheem (a.) n.: intelligent, understanding |
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| Fahmeedah (p.) adj.: understand |
Fajr (a.) n.f.: morning, dawn, daybreak |
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| Fakhr (a.) n.: pride, glory, ostentation |
Falaah (a.) n.f.: betterment, prosperity |
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| Falak (a.) n.f.: sky, heaven, fate, plank |
Falaakat (a.) n.f.: misfortune, ill luck, adversity |
| Fanaa (a.) n.: destruction, death |
Fankaar (p.) n.: artist, craftsman |
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| Fann (a.) n.: art, skill, craft |
Faqat (a.) adv.: simply, end, only |
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| Faqeer (a.) n.m.: darvesh, beggar |
Faqr (a.) n.m.: poverty, need, luck, want |
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| Faraagh (a.) n.m.: repose, pleasure, rest |
Faraaghat (a.) n.f.: leisure, repose, abundance |
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| Faraakh (p.) adj.: spacious, wide, extensive |
Faraakh-dil (p.) n.: kind-hearted, generous |
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| Faraaham (p.) adj.: accumulated, collected |
Faraamosh (p.) adj.: neglected, forgotten |
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| Faraar (a.) n.: to run, escape, abscond |
Faraasat (a.): sagacity, acutenes, insight |
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| Farawaanee (p.) n.f.: plentifulness, abundance |
Faraaz (p.) n.: height, aloft, elevation |
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| Fareb (p.) n.: deceit, cheating |
Farebee (p.) n.: deceiver, cheat, fraud |
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| Fareftah (p.) adj.: enamoured, charmed, seduced |
Fard (a.) n.f.: individual, sheet of paper, list, role, verse |
| Fardaa (p.) n.: tomorrow |
Fareed (a.) n.: incomparable, unique |
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| Fareezah (a.) n.m.: duty, divine command |
Farhat (a.) n.: pleasure, joy, delight |
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| Farhat-bakhsh (p.) adj.: pleasant, full of joy, pleasing |
Farishtah (p.) n.: angel, messenger |
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| Farishtah-sifat (p.) adj.: angelic, heavenly |
Farmaaish (p.) n.: requisition, an order, command, request |
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| Farmaaishee (p.) adj.: ordered, desired |
Farmaan (p.) n.m.: ordinance, command |
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| Farogh (p.) n.m.: splendour, light, illumination, fame, honour |
Faromaayah (p.) adj.: worthless, low, poor |
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| Farosh (p.) suf.: seller |
Farozaan (p.) adj.: shining, dazzling |
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| Farq (a.) n.m.: difference, disparity |
Farsh (p.) n.: floor, carpet, earth |
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| Farsh-e-rah (p.) n.m.: spread like a mat, most welcome |
Fart (a.) n.: excess, abundance |
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| Fart-e-shauq (a.) n.: eagerness, deep longing, craze |
Fart-e-zar (p.) n.: excess of money |
| Faryaad (p.) n.f.: complaint, cry for help |
Farz (a.) n.m.: duty, obligation |
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| Farzaanah (p.) adj.: wise, excellent, intelligent |
Farzand (p.) n.m.: child, son or daughter |
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| Farzangee (p.): learning, wisdom |
Fasaad (a.) n.m.: brawl, disturbance, riot |
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| Fasaahat (a.) n.f.: eloquence, fluency of speech, purity of language |
Fasaanah (p.) n.: fiction, romance, tale |
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| Faseel (a.) n.: city wall, rampart |
Fasl (a.) n.: weather, time, harvest, chapter, season |
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| Fasl-e-bahaar (a.p.) n.: spring season |
Fasl-e-gul (a.p.) n.: spring season |
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| Fasurdah (p.) adj.: Frigid, depressed |
Fasurdagi (p.) n.f.: depression, sadness |
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| Faulaad (a.) n.m.: steel, iron |
Fauqiyat (a.) n.f.: supremacy, preference |
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| Faysal (a.): decree, decision |
Faysalah (a.): settlement, judgement |
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| Fayyaz (a.) adj.: generous, bountiful, beneficient |
Fayz (a.) n.: grace, generisity, favour |
| Fayzaan (a.) n.: grace, generosity, favour |
Fayz-yaab (a.) adj.: benefitted ,blessed. |
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| Fazaa (a.) n.: atmosphere ,environment. |
Fazaael (a.) n.: good qualities, virtues. |
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| Fazeelat (a.) n. f.: excellence, virtue, merit. |
Fazl (a.) n.: bounty, favour, learning. |
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| Fazoon (p.) adj.: increasing, excess |
Feel (a.) n. m.: elephant, in chess rook or bishop |
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| Fe'l (a.) n. m.: action, work, doing, deed. |
Fidaa (p.) adj.: devotion, sacrifice |
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| Fidaaee (a.) (p.) n.: lover, one who willingly hazards his life for anyone |
Fikr (a.) n.: thought, idea, care, counsel |
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| Fikr-mand (p.) adj.: thoughtful, anxious, sad |
Firaaq (p.) n.: separation, anxiety |
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| Fir'aun (a.) n. m.: Pharaoh, title of the kings of Egypt in the days of Moses, despot, proud. |
Firdaus (a.) n.: paradise, heaven |
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| Firqah (a.) n.: sect, class, caste |
Firqah-parast (p.) adj.: sectarian, communal |
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| Fitnah (p.) n.: mischief, evil |
Fitnah-angez (p.) n.: mischievous, evil-minded |
| Fitnah-gar (p.) n.: mischievous, evil-minded |
Fitnah-pardaaz (p.) n.: mischievous, evil-minded |
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| Fitrat (a.) n.: nature, creation, intrigue |
Fitratee (a.) (p.) adj.: natural, crafty, cunning |
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| Foghaan (p.) n.: lamentation, cry of pain or distress, complaint |
Fohsh (a.) n.m.: bawdy, obscene |
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| Furqat (a.) n.: seperation, parting |
Fursat (a.) n.f.: leisure, leave, rest |
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| Fusoon (p.) n.: enchantment, magic, spell, incantation, sorcery |
Fusoon-gar (p.) n.: magician, trickster |
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| Fusoon-saaz (p.) n.: enchantment, sorcery, spell |
Futoor (a.) n.m.: weakness, infirmity, quarelling |
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| Fuzool (a.) adj.: needless, useless, redundant, superflous, extravagant |
Fuzool-kharch (u.) adj.: extravagant, prodigal, spend-thrift |
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| Eid (a.) n.f.: hapiness, a muslim festival |
Eidul-fitr (a.) n.f.: festival after observing fast during the month of Ramzaan |
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| Eid-uz-zuhaa(Eid-e-qurbaan : festival after Hajj |
Eefaa (a.) n.m.: fulfilment, rewarding |
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| Eejaad (a.) n.m.: invention |
Eemaa (a.) n.m.: sign, hint, intention |
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| Eezaa (a.) n.f.: pain, trouble, affliction, harm |
Eezedee (p.) adj.: divine |
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| Ehraam (a.) n.m.: two unstitched pieces of white cloth worn by Hajis at time of Hajj pilgrimage |
Ehsaan (a.) n.: kindness,oblgation |
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| Ehsaan-faraamosh (a.) n.m.: one who forgets obligation |
Ehsaas (a.) n.m.: feeling,percieving, understanding, perception |
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| Ehtejaaj (a.) n.: argument, protest, objection |
Ehtemaam (a.) n.m.: management, administration, effort, supervision |
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| Ehteraam (a.) n.: act of honouring, adoration, respect, veneration |
Ehtesaab (a.) n.m.: computation, question a behaviour, critcise |
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| Ehteshaam (a.) n.m.: pomp, ostentation |
Ehtiyaaj (a.) n.f.: want, need, necessity, exigency, urgency |
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| E'jaaz (a.) n.: miracle, wonder, marvel |
E'jaaz-e-maseehaaee (p.) n.: miracle of Jesus, miraculous cure |
| E'laan (a.) n.: proclamation, announcement |
Elchee (t.) n.m.: an ambassador, agent |
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| E'tebaar (a.) n.: confidence, faith, trust |
E'teraaf (a.) n.: confess, to admit |
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| E'teraaz (a.) n.: objection, criticism, protest |
E'zaaz (a.) n.: exalting, esteem, respect |
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| E'zaazee (a.) adj.: honorary |
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| Daad (p.) n.m.: praise, justise, complaint |
Daad-faryaad (p.) n.f.: application for justice, compliant, appeal |
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| Daad-khaah (p.) n.m.: petitioner, applicant |
Daad-o-dahish (u.) n.f.: charity, generosity |
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| Daad-ras (p.) n.m.: judge, redresser |
Daaee (a.) n.: claimant, complainant |
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| Daagh (p.) n.: spot, blemish, grief, mark |
Daaghbel (u.) n.f.: demarcation, division |
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| Daagh-daagh (p.) n.: full of stains, injuries |
Daagh-daar (p.) n.: anything having stains or spots |
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| Daa-e-rah (p.) n.m.: circle, orbit, ring |
Daam (p.) n.m.: net, snare, price |
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| Daaman (p.) n.: skirt of a garment, foot of a mountain |
Daaman-e-koh (p.) n.: plains at the foot of a mountain, valley |
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| Daamanee (p.) n.: ladies' sheet cover |
Daanaa (p.) adj.: wise, sage, learned |
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| Daanaaee (p.) n.f.: wisdom, sagacity |
Daanish (p.) n.: knowledge, learning |
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| Daanish-mand (p.) n.: wise, learned |
Daanist (p.) n.f.: knowledge, wisdom |
| Daanistah (p.) adv.: deliberately, purposely. |
Daar (p.) n.: gallows, abode |
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| Daar-o-madaar (p.) n.: dependance, agreement |
Daar-o-rasan (p.) n.: gallows |
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| Daar-ush-shifaa (a.) n.m.: hospital, medical clinic |
Daaraa (p.) n.: king of ancient Persia, King |
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| Daastaan (p.) n.: story, tale |
Daataa (h.) n.f.: generous, giver, donor |
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| Daawar (p.) n.f.: god, just, prince |
Daayah (p.) n.f.: nurse, midwife |
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| Dab-dabah (p.) n.m.: dignity, authority, magesty. |
Dabistaan (p.) n.m.: school |
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| Daf (p.) n.m.: drum, tambourine |
Daf'ah (a.) n,f,: time, moment, term, tenure, clause, section |
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| Dafeenah (a) n.m.: hidden treasure. |
Dafn (a.) n.m.: bury |
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| Daftar (a.) n.m.: office, journal, scroll. |
Daghaa (p.) n.f.: betrayal, treachery, deceit |
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| Dahaanah (p.) n.m.: mouth, delta of a river |
Dahleez (p.) n.f.: threshold, portico |
| Dahr (a.) n.m: world, time, an age. |
Dahshat (a.) n.m.: fear, terror, dread |
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| Dereenah (p.) adj: old, ancient |
Dakhl (a.) n.m.: entrance, interference |
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| Dalaalat (a.) n.f.: indication, proof |
Daldal (h.) n.f.: swamp, marsh |
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| Daleel (a.) n.: argument, proof, indicator |
Dam (p.) n.m.: life, breath, moment |
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| Dam-ba-dam (p.) n.: every moment, continous, continually, moment to moment. |
Dam-ba-khud (p.) adj.: dumb, struck, silent. |
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| Dam-kham (u.) n.m.: stamina, strength. |
Dam-qadam (p.) n.m.: health and strength. |
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| Dam-saaz (p.) n.: friend, companion |
Damak (h.) n.f.: glitter, flush, ardour. |
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| Dandaan (p.) n.f.: teeth |
Dar (p.): gate, door,in, inside |
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| Dar-ba-dar (p.) adv: door to door. |
Dar-guzar (p.) n.f.: pardon, overlook |
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| Dar-haqeeqat (p.) n.: in fact, in reality. |
Dar-o-deewaar (p.) n.: door and wall, every dewlling, every nook and corner of house |
| Dahan (p.) n.m.: mouth, hole |
Daraaz (p.) adj.: long, extended, tall |
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| Daregh (p.) n.: regret, disinclination |
Darakhhshaan (p.) adj.: brilliant, flashing |
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| Darakhshaanee (p.) n.f.: brilliance, glitter |
Darakht (p.) n.m.: a tree |
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| Dard (p.) n.m.: pain, pity, injury, grief |
Dard-aamez (p.) adj: painful, pathetic |
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| Dard-aashnaa (p.) adj.: compassionate, sympathetic, understanding of other's pain, one who understands the affliction of others. |
Dard-angez (p.) adj.: pitiable, exciting, full of compassion |
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| Dard-mand (p.) adj.: compassionate, sympathetic, Pitiful |
Dard-naak (p.) adj.: painful, sorrowful |
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| Dareechah (p.) n.: window, casement |
Darjah (a.) n.m.: dignity, grade rank |
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| Darkaar (p.) adj.: required, desired |
Darkhaast (p.) n.f.: request, petition |
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| Dar-kinaar (p.) n.: apart, on one side |
Darmaan (p.) n.: remedy, medicine |
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| Darmaandah (p.) adj.: helpless, destitute, tired |
Darmiyaan (p.) n.m.: middle, Interval |
| Darogh (p.) n.: lie, falsehood |
Daroon (p.) pre.: in, within, inside |
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| Dars (a.) n.m.: lesson, lecture |
Darwesh (p.) n.m.: mendicant, facqueer |
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| Daryaaft (p.) n.m.: inquiry, investigation |
Dasht (p.) n.: desert, forest |
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| Dasht-naward (p.) n.m.: a wanderer |
Dast (p.) n.m.: hand |
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| Dast-ba-dast (p.) adv.: hand to hand, quickly |
Dast-bastah (p.) adj.: with folded hands |
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| Dast-burd (p.) n.f.: plunder, power, agggression |
Dast-Daraaz (p.) n.: oppressor |
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| Dast-e-shifaa (p.) n.m.: healing power |
Dast-geer (p.) n.: helper,saviour |
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| Dast-Khat (p.) n.m.: signature |
Dast-nigar (p.) adj.: needy, dependent |
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| Dast-o-gareebaan (p.) adj.: engaged in combat |
Dast-o-panaah (p.) n.m.: a pair of tongs |
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| Dast-ras (p.) n.m.: ability, skill, attainment |
Dast-yaab (p.) n.f.: achievement, available |
| Dastaanah (p.) n.m.: hand gloves |
Dastaar (p.) n.f.: a turban |
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| Dastaawez (p.) n.: a bond, title deed, certificate, document |
Dastah (p.) n.m.: handle, pestle, bunch |
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| Dastak (p.) n.: knocking at the door, summons, call, clap, tax |
Dastoor (p.) n.: rule, regulation, custom, mode, constitution |
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| Da' waa (a.) n.m.: claim, demand, law suit |
Dawaam (p.) n.: lasting, perseverance, permanence, eternal |
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| Daawat (a.) n.f.: invitation, banquet, feast |
Daulat-kadah (p.) n.: royal residence, palace |
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| Daur (a.) n.: revolution of time, orbit, passing round of wine-cups |
Dauraan (p.) n.: duration, during |
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| Daurah (p.) n.m.: round, circuit, tour, revolution, turn, fit |
Dayr (a.) n.m.: debt, liability |
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| Deed (p.) n.: seeing, sight, glimpse |
Deedaar (p.) n.: glimpse, vision, look |
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| Deedah (p.) n.m.: eye, eyeball, seen |
Deedah-diler (p.) adj.: shameless, undaunting |
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| Deedah-dileree (p.) n.: shamelessness, audacity |
Deeda-e-tar (p.) n.: eye full of tears |
| Deeda-war (p.) n.: jeweller, clear-sighted |
Deen (a.) n.: religion, faith |
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| Deen-daaree (a.) n.: keeping of religion, piety, honesty |
Deenaar (a.) n.: a golden coin, ducat |
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| Dahqaan (p.) n.: peasant, villager |
Dhadkan (h.) n.m.: fear, suspicion, palpitation |
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| Dil-aawez (p.) adj.: charming, attractive |
Dilaawar (p.) adj.: brave, courageous |
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| Diler (p.) adj.: valiant, daring |
Dil-bar (p.) adj.: sweetheart, lover |
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| Dil-baree (p.) n.: loveliness, comfort |
Dil-chasp (p.) adj.: interesting, pleasing |
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| Dil-daadah (p.) n.: lover, enamoured |
Dil-daar (p.) adj.: charming, beloved |
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| Dil-daaree (p.) n.f.: consolation |
Dil-fareb (p.) adj.: charming, fascinating |
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| Dil-figaar (p.) adj.: melancholy, depressing, mournful |
Dil-jooee (p.) n.: consoation, pleasantry |
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| Dil-kash (p.) adj.: attractive, lovely |
Dil-kharaash (p.) adj.: excruciating |
| Dil-nawaaz (p.) adj.: attractive |
Dil-nawaazee (p.) n.f.: fascination |
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| Dil-shaad (p.) adj.: cheerful, glad, happy |
Dil-shikan (p.) adj.: heart-rending |
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| Dil-shikastah (p.) adj.: broken hearted, sorrowful |
Dimaagh (p.) n.m.: brain, head, intellect |
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| Durdaanah (p.) n.m.: unbored pearl |
Durust (p.) adj.: right, corect, safe |
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| Dushnaam (p.) n.f.: abuse, ill name, swearing at |
Dushwaar (p.) adj.: difficult, arduous, hard |
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| Dushwaaree (p.) n.f.: difficulty, hardship |
Duzdeedah-nazar (p.) n.: side glance, shy look |
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| Daoman-geer (p.) adj.: dependent, accuser, adherent, plaintiff |
Dahan (p.) n.m.: mouth, hole |
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| Dayr-o-haram (a.) n.: temple and mosque |
Dayn (a.) n.m.: debt, liability |