Tat Meaning In hindi

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tat
  • karnā
  • aṃk
  • adhiniyam
  • abhinay karnā
  • asar karnā
  • ācraṇ karnā
  • karm
  • kām karnā
  • kām karnā
  • kārya
  • kārya karnā
  • kāryavāhī karnā
  • kṙtya
  • ḍhoṃg
  • ḍhoṃg karnā
  • dikhnā
  • nāṭak
  • peś ānā
  • peśāb
  • peśāb
  • pradarśan
  • bartāv karnā
  • vyavhār karnā
  • svām̐g bharnā
  • iṃtazār
  • kām
  • kārya
  • koṃc
  • jhām̐kanā
  • jhām̐kanā
tat
  • kāryavāhī karnā
  • khudāī
  • ghūm̐ṭ
  • dalīl denā
  • ronā
  • siskī
  • ubālnā
  • kaṃghī
  • kaṃghī karnā
  • qadam
  • kām̐ṭ chām̐ṭ
  • kāṭā
  • kām
  • kārya
  • khicāv
  • khel
  • khoj
  • garam karnā
  • gir paṛnā
  • carvaṇ
  • cāl
  • chalāṃg
  • jhukāv
  • ṭhokar
  • tāliyoṃ se svāgat
  • tairākī
  • dekhnā
  • niṣkāsan
  • pakṛanā
  • pamp karnā
tat
  • sī pī sī je
  • aprādh
  • aprādh
  • aprādh
  • aprādh
  • o ḍī sī sī pī
  • pāp
  • bevqūfī
  • bevqūfī
  • aprādh karnā
  • darjā
  • mahāprādh
  • aprādh
  • aprādh
  • pitṙhatyā
  • pitṙhatyā
  • yuddhakālīn aprādh
  • avaidh vyasan
  • śiśuhatyā
  • atilaṃghan
  • mahārājdorha
  • vāstavik hamlā
  • kiśor aprādh
  • saṃyukt rāṣṭra aprādh-rokthām tathā āprādhik nyāy
  • saṃyukt rāṣṭra aprādh-nivāraṇ aur āprādhik nyāy śākhā
  • saṃyukt rāṣṭra mādak-dravya niyaṃtraṇ tathā aprādh rok-thām kāryālay
tat
  • kām
  • madad
  • ek-pakṣīya vilekh
  • adhikār-patra
  • bhūmi-saṃbaṃdhī vilekh
  • saṃpatti-saṃbaṃdhī vilekh
tat
  • kamāl
  • kartab
  • karāmāt
  • kārnāmā
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