Comprehensive English Urdu Dictionary with Advance Search

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1221    alive (adjective)
    1. living
جیتا ۔ جیتا جاگتا ۔ زندہ
    2. acting
چلتا ۔ چیتن ۔ چالاک ۔ جاری ۔ متحرک ۔ قائم ۔ ذی حس
    3. cheerful
جاگتا ۔ زندہ ۔ خوش بشاش ۔ خوش مزاج
    be alive to
چیتن ہونا ۔ دیکھتے رہنا
1222    weight (verb active)
بوجھ باندھنا
1223    hagiologist (Noun)
کتاب مقدس کا لکھنے والا
1224    array (verb active)
    1. put in order
صف آرائی ۔ صف بندی یا پرا بندی کرنا ۔ ترتیب کرنا یا دینا By torch and trumpet fast arrayed. Each horseman drew his battle blade. (Campbell) لے مشعل،‌ترئی اور پروں کو جما سواروں نے لڑنے کو خنجر لیا
    2. deck
آبھوشن پہنانا ۔ اُڑھانا پہنانا ۔ نسگارنا ۔ بنانا ۔ سنوارنا ۔ آراستہ پیراستہ کرنا
1225    democratic, democratical (adjective)
جمہوری۔ جمہوری حکومت کا
1226    tritheism (Noun)
خدا کی تثلیث کا عقیدہ۔ تثلیث پرستی
1227    epigram (Noun)
چٹکلا۔ لطیفہ۔ نکتہ۔ مضمون واحد کے اشعار جن کے آخر میں ظرافت ہو
    An epigram is like a bee, a thing
    Of little size, with honey and a sting.
لطیفے کو مکھی ہے کہنا بجا کہ ہے شہد اور ڈنگ اس میں لگا F.C.
1228    tear (Noun)
    1.
آنسو۔ اشک۔ آنجھو
    2.
بوند۔ قطرہ
    3. fissure
چاک۔ دراڑ۔ چیر۔ درز
1229    nest (Noun)
    1.
گھونسلا۔ گھر۔ آشیانہ۔ کھوتا۔ نشیمن۔ گوشہٴ عافیت۔ مقام امن۔ خلوت گاہ
    2. a snug place for young animals
اڈا۔ باسا۔ گھر۔ خانہ۔ جگہ
    nest of a crow
ٹھاٹھ۔ گھونپا
    nest of thieves
اکھاڑا۔ ناہ۔ اڈہ
    to harry a nest
گھونسلا اجاڑنا
1230    frequently (adverb)
اکثر۔ بیش تر۔ بارہا۔ اکثر اوقات۔ مکرر سہ کرر۔ کئی بار۔ بار بار
    In a walk which we often take, we may frequently meet with the same persons.
جس راستے پر ہم اکثر جاتے ہیں تو بیش تر انھیں آدمیوں سے ملتے ہیں
 

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Anonymous - Sat, 2005-04-16 08:34

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sher hussain

sajid - Thu, 2005-04-14 16:23

Shukriya...

Mujtaba - Sat, 2005-04-23 14:35

Rohu machli ka scientific name hai Labeo rohita (L)

Anonymous - Mon, 2005-04-18 04:43

Rahoo,
There is no Rahoo on the small Island called england so, there is no word for Rahoo. And delicious Rahoo remains Rahoo for the world.

Mukesh - Fri, 2005-04-08 12:09

I'll be thankful if anyone helps me understand the meaning of this one from Jagjit Singh's famous ghazal from Encore album:

"Mujh ko kadam kadam pe bhatakne do aaizoo,
tum apna kaarobar karo, mein nashe mein huun."

I dont understand meaning of "aaizoo" (or it should be "aayezo")

Let me know soon.

Thanks in advance.

-Mukesh

bilal - Tue, 2005-05-17 05:44

The actual word is 'Waaizo'. 'Waaiz' means religious preacher, the one who gives religious sermons i.e (the doer of Waaz). 'Waaizo', by now should be clear is just like while addressing a group of similar people, we add an 'o' at the end in urdu/hindi. For example, 'mere dosto, yaro, logo ...'. So the poet is addressing the preachers at large not to interfere with his affairs, do their job, and let him ramble. I hope it helps. All the best.
-Ahmed Bilal

Ahmed Bilal - Tue, 2005-05-17 05:30

The actual word is 'Waaizo'. 'Waaiz' means religious preacher, the one who gives religious sermons i.e (the doer of Waaz). 'Waaizo', by now should be clear is just like while addressing a group of similar people, we add an 'o' at the end in urdu/hindi. For example, 'mere dosto, yaro, logo ...'. So the poet is addressing the preachers at large not to interfere with his affairs, do their job, and let him ramble. I hope it helps. All the best.
-Ahmed Bilal (ahmed_bilal_ashraf@yahoo.com)

irfan - Mon, 2005-05-16 15:49

well I think its "Waizoo" that comes from "waiz" ( to preach) not "aaizo" that means who preaches to do right things or go to right paths.
So this can ne in english it can be Preacher

Anonymous - Fri, 2005-05-13 05:29

I think this world is a written mistake. It should be azizoo (dears, relatives, friends etc).

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