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Atormentar Urdu Meaning: تکلیف دینا Takleef Dena Meaning, Spanish To Urdu Dictionary - Darsaal

Atormentar Meaning In urdu

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atormentar Verb
  • takleef dena
  • satana
  • tarapna
  • talmalana
atormentar Verb
  • satana
  • tang karna
  • peecha lena
atormentar Verb
  • koray lagana
  • saza dena
atormentar Verb
  • takleef
  • wabaa
  • taoon
  • museebat
  • bala
  • qehar ilahi
  • diq karna
  • tang karna
  • pareshan karna
  • dukh
atormentar Verb
  • azaab dena
  • takleef pahunchana
atormentar Verb
  • thikana
  • purana
  • pareshan karna
atormentar Verb
  • khanchay daar sarwaan
  • ujarna
  • tabah karna
  • lootna
atormentar Verb
  • azaab dena
  • aziyat pahunchana
  • shadeed takleef pahunchana
atormentar Verb
  • diq karna
  • tang karna
  • satana
  • chhair khani karna
  • tomna
  • saaf karna
atormentar Verb
  • umeed o beam rakhna
  • kalpana
  • dikha kar tarsana
  • lalchana
atormentar Verb
  • tabahi
  • barbadi
  • aziyat
  • marorna
  • shikanjay mein lena
atormentar Verb
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You searched Spanish word "Atormentar" meaning in Urdu that is "تکلیف دینا". Atormentar translation from Spanish into Roman Urdu is takleef dena. Atormentar meaning in Urdu has been searched 1312 ( one thousand three hundred twelve ) times till today 25/11/2024. Get translation of the word Atormentar in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Atormentar Word in Urdu and Spanish. You may also find the meaning of Word Atormentar in Spanish to Urdu, English, Arabic, French, German, Hindi and other languages.

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