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Naina

@dhoopkinarey

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Posted: 18 years ago

#11

What does "rahnuma" mean? When Saniya says: mene tumhe apna rahnuma, apna raazdar samjha.

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Khushboo

@kaybee23

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Posted: 18 years ago

#12

wat does "galib" sorry 4 spelling?? 😕

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marimkhan

@Mahnoorkhan

Beginner

Posted: 18 years ago

#13

Hi "rahnuma" mean like teacher if you ask thing from someone before doing it. when you take advice from someone for doing something is it right or wrong to do it. Hope you understand it now.

Edited by Mahnoorkhan - 18 years ago

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OnlyHope

@OnlyHope

Trailblazer

+ 3

Posted: 18 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: ~LiL*PrInCeZ~
lol abt the hindi...yea many times i come across words i have no idea wat they mean...i usually use contest clues to figure it out 😆

we'll use this like the help desk...but specifically for udru help

if there r ne words of phrases u didnt get...ask here

haha, I do the same with hindi..I use context clues 😆 and yeah, everyone...I'll be Javz assistant here so ask away 😉

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Red Rose

@disney101

Inactive

Posted: 18 years ago

#15

dhooop thx so much i luv u for ur urdu dictionary.... well i have just cheked out the workds and now i understoon the meantion of it thx a lot

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UnKnown:)

@UnKnown:)

Inactive

Posted: 18 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: khoobsurat pari
wat does "galib" sorry 4 spelling?? 😕

can u write the sentence in which it was used?:S bcuz m kinda confused here
lol Galib generally means to overcome. "hum un par galib a jaye gay" - "we will overcome them." but it could mean something else too

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Madiha

@Dark Love

Inactive

+ 5

Posted: 18 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: dhoopkinarey
What does "rahnuma" mean? When Saniya says: mene tumhe apna rahnuma, apna raazdar samjha.

I dont exactly know. But I'm assuming it just means she trusted her so much, she thought of her as her secretholder, her supporter, the one she could put her trust in, etc.