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سمة Hindi Meaning: प्रवृति Pravṙti Meaning, Arabic To Hindi Dictionary - Darsaal

سمة Meaning In hindi

Arabic Roman Hindi
سمة
Speaker
  • pravṙti
  • rūkh
  • anokhī ādat
  • khāndān
  • mohar
  • paśu
  • guṇ
  • vaiśiṣṭya
  • uttarī
  • kalākāroṃ jaisā viśiṣṭ
  • maiṭrīpūrṇ
  • asmāntā
  • aupsargik
  • phail jāne vālā
  • amrīkīvād
  • viśeṣtā
  • lakṣaṇ
  • viśiṣṭatā
  • svabhāv
  • svabhāvgat
سمة
Speaker
  • viśeṣtā
  • kām
  • sakriyatā
  • sarvabhaum
سمة
Speaker
  • rone ke daurā
  • samāpti
  • havā
  • kaṭhortā
  • kaḍuvāpan
  • khaṭṭā
  • garmī
  • ṭhaṃḍ
  • dīrgh
  • der se āyā hu
  • dhīmā
  • dhunā
  • burā
  • śāṃt
  • sardī
  • sundar
  • āvāj
  • ujālā
  • khuśā honā
  • daur
  • patā lagānā
  • pābaṃdī
  • prārambhik
  • śītal
  • śor
  • śor
  • samajh
  • sīdhā
  • sparś
  • hallā-gullā
سمة
Speaker
  • lakṣaṇ
  • pahalū
  • mukhyabindu
  • lakṣaṇ
  • sārāṃś
  • pahalū
  • guṇ
  • ceharā-moharā
  • dikhānā
  • peś karnā
  • pradhāntā denā
  • mahatvapūrṇ lekh
  • lakṣaṇ
  • viśeṣtā
  • vaiśiṣṭya
  • viśeṣtā
  • nakśā
  • svarūp
  • samnatā
  • ākarṣak aṃgā
  • lakṣaṇ
  • viśiṣṭatā
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