Männchen Meaning In hindi

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männchen
  • (śaṃku ākār meṃ bhūse kā ḍher lagānā
  • ām̐kh mārnā
  • kondār bhūse kā ḍher
  • khaṛā karnā
  • tirchā karnā
  • narpakṣī
  • bandūk kā ghoṛā
  • bandūk kā ghauṛā caḍhānā
  • besir pair kī bāt
  • murgā
  • murgā
  • rodhnī
  • śaṃku ākār meṃ bhūse kā ḍher lagānā
  • śikṣn
  • satyānāśā
  • kakpiṭ
  • cālak sthān
  • murgo ke laṛne kī jagha
  • yuddh sthal
  • avyāvhārik
  • tirchā
  • subha
  • kukkuṭ yuddh
  • bahut khuś
  • bahut hī prasann
  • vāṣp nirvāt-nalī
  • kukkuṭ yuddh
  • kān lagākar sunnā
  • dhyānpūrvak dekhnā
  • avmānnā karnā
männchen
  • us
  • vaha
  • vaha
  • pauruṣvān vyakti
  • vaha kaun hotā hai
  • vyagra honā
  • kam se kam
  • kyā vaha mehantī hai
  • vah skūl meṃ hai
  • nahīṃ vaha mehantī nahīṃ hai
  • mare ko mārnā
  • mare ko mārnā
  • had batā denā
  • paisā jiskā adhikār uskā
männchen
  • upnāvādhyakṣ
  • joṛā
  • pati-patnī
  • milānā
  • saṃbhog karnā
  • sahāyak
  • sāthī
  • kamrā sāthī
  • bahut ghaniṣṭh vyakti
  • sahapāṭhī
  • saha-sāthī
männchen
  • ādmī
  • ādmī
  • putra
  • purūṣ
  • bheṛā
  • laṛkā
  • lomṛī
  • nar
  • nar
  • nar
  • nar
  • nar
  • nar-battakh
  • narpakṣī
  • nar hāthī
  • purūṣ
  • purūṣ
  • purūṣ
  • purūṣ
  • puliṃg
  • premī
  • bakrā
  • laṛkī
  • sām̐ṛ
  • nars
  • premī
  • bhūre bāloṃ vālā ādmī
  • nartak
  • madhuśālā-paricārak
  • lauṃḍā
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You searched German word "Männchen" meaning in Hindi that is "(शंकु आकार में) भूसे का ढेर लगाना". Männchen translation from German into Roman Urdu is (śaṃku ākār meṃ bhūse kā ḍher lagānā. Männchen meaning in Hindi has been searched 1025 ( one thousand twenty five ) times till today 28/04/2024. Get translation of the word Männchen in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Männchen Word in Hindi and German. You may also find the meaning of Word Männchen in German to Hindi, English, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French and other languages.

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