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What is the meaning of tweet in Punjabi?
The Punjabi word for tweet is "ਚੀਪ" (cheep).
What is the meaning of the Punjabi word harbaan?
"Harbaan" in Punjabi means brave or courageous.
Meaning of the Punjabi word kade?
The Punjabi word "kade" can mean "never" or "at any time" depending on the context in which it is used.
What is the meaning of Punjabi word waashna?
The Punjabi word "waashna" means to live or reside in a place.
What is meaning of Punjabi word khesi and Lara?
"Khesi" in Punjabi means beard or facial hair. "Lara" is a Punjabi word used to refer to a fight or conflict.
What is the word mezban mean in Punjabi?
Mezban ko Punjabi me Kiya khyte Hain
What is the English meaning of word mezban?
English meaning of word mezban is Host
What is mezban in Punjabi?
Mazeban mean in Punjabi
What do you call mezban in Punjabi?
Khaterdaar
What is the meaning of mezban?
Mezban is opposite of Meherban. Otherwise, Mezban means a good host providing hospitality.
What is the meaning of host in Punjabi?
There are mutliple words using in Punjabi but the mostly there are three words used and here they are. 1. Mezban 2. Udeekan Haar 3. Khatirdaar Thanx Aziz Khan +92 0321 4942054
What is the meaning of Punjabi word Ankh?
The Punjabi word "Ankh" translates to "eye" in English.
What is the meaning of host in?
There are mutliple words using in Punjabi but the mostly there are three words used and here they are. 1. Mezban 2. Udeekan Haar 3. Khatirdaar Thanx Aziz Khan +92 0321 4942054
What is the meaning of hosts?
There are mutliple words using in Punjabi but the mostly there are three words used and here they are. 1. Mezban 2. Udeekan Haar 3. Khatirdaar Thanx Aziz Khan +92 0321 4942054
What is the meaning of the Punjabi word harbaan?
"Harbaan" in Punjabi means brave or courageous.
What is the meaning of tweet in Punjabi?
The Punjabi word for tweet is "ਚੀਪ" (cheep).
Meaning of the Punjabi word kade?
The Punjabi word "kade" can mean "never" or "at any time" depending on the context in which it is used.
