10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «बादनुमा»
Discover the use of
बादनुमा in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
बादनुमा and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Authorial Intention and the Question of Meaning in the ... - Page 81
Vaqfa (Interregnum) and Bad-Numa (Weather Vane) I want to return now to Masud's second collection, 7p.-e KafUr, and look at one of its stories in connection with a later story originally published in the Annual of Urdu Studies in 2000. Neither ...
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Hindustani English Dictionary - Page 103
Ind-mihn, f. disobligingness, un- klndness. tad-nam, infamous, calumnious, bml-uumi, f. infamy, bad-nasal, of a bad race or breed ; a bastard, bad-naf ib, unfortunate. bad-na$ar, ill-looking. tail-nil' I, tripping (a horse), bad-numa or bad-namM, ...
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The British Indian Monitor: Or the Antijargonist, ... - Volume 2 - Page 483
... sumue, din, (air) huwa, ba,o, fair? ruggee. weather-cock, bad-nooma, ba,o-dundee. to weave, binna, boonna (to knit) jalee-karhna. weaver, joolaha, tantee, baf-indu, moomin, kasbee, ha,ik, noor, (in comp.) ENGLISH AND HINDOOSTANEE.
John Borthwick Gilchrist, 1808
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Andrew Tully on Everything: - Page 143
Just as bad, Numa thought up the idea of wholesale kissing at New Year's parties, a practice that is responsible for more divorces than are caused by failure to use the current 'in' mouthwash and deodorant. February isn't quite so bad ...
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An introduction to the Hindustani language: comprising a ... - Page 395
... bl-band-o-bast. Unshod, ^b^^&j nangê^ii'ôn. Unsightly, Ujjj bad-numa. Unskilful, i-jüljlj nä-wakif, jU^j bl-hunar, ?iirgun. Unsound, <fcu- Lî> shikasta, J^iSf-c. àib-dâr, c^s.^. bl-sihhat. Unsparing ...
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Prose Writers of Germany - Page 148
That is not bad ! Numa. And seen from this point of view, how do you find the subject of which we were speaking when you came, — the great catastrophe which, in these days, without respect or mercy, has overthrown everything that, for so ...
Frederic Henry Hedge, 1852
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A Trilingual Dictionary: Being a Comprehensive Lexicon in ... - Page 65
(ballad l} wanting hair, unailomed. inelegant, naked—Be-I/él k6, chlzmilé,h ' mil-nab, bad-numa, mngllh, zdti poshish bu-gair—Kes'zhin, gailjJ, chandri'i, aparish— v kn't, asaizskrit, buré. auluvrit, nagna. ' BZLD LY, ad. naxeally, ...
Mathura Prasada Misra, 1865
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The oriental Linguist: an easy and familiar introduction ... - Page 51
Weather-cock, bad-nooma, bato dundee. To Weave, binna, bîonna. Weaver,joolaha, tantee, bafìn- du, momin, noor bas, hatek. Web,t,han,parchu, rezu,furd. Wedding, íhadee, be^h, v. marriage. Wedge, puchur, p(hunee, mekh. Weed, sohun, k ...
John Borthwick Gilchrist, 1798
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A Dictionary, Hindoostany and English - Volume 1 - Page 175
P. (o^ bad-nooma, n. s. m. A weather-cock. (Comp. of bad, wind and i the act. part of '^j)y^ to shew.) P. tji, baduy n. S, m. Wine, spirits. P. ^ad huwaee, n. s. . f. , Fruitlemiess, uselefsuese. 2 Waste. . P. /pL, bndee, adj. Flatulent. . S. ^"jç] badee, or ...
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Dictionary Hindoostanee & English ... - Page 175
H. badla, n. s. m. Gold or silvcrr threads P. bad-nooma, n. s. rn. A weather-cock. (Comp, of bad, wind and the act. part of ^)yt to shew.) P. v L badu, n. s, m. Wine, spirits. P. u\y\A ^a{^ huwa.ee, n. s. s. . Fruitlessness, useleffne ss. 2 Waste, P.
Joseph Taylor (Major.), 1808
