Gerade Meaning In urdu

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gerade
  • qaim karna
  • uthana
  • nasb karna
  • taa-meer karna
gerade
  • do muqamat ke darmiyan seedha khat
gerade
  • muqarrar usool se nah hatnay wala
  • maqsad se nah hatnay wala
  • ghair munharif
gerade
  • seedha bandhna
  • sudharna
  • rahnumai karna
gerade
  • naak ki seedh
  • barah e raast
  • foran
  • sarahatan
gerade
  • ab
  • abhi
  • isi dam
  • iss waqt
gerade
  • bhonk dena
  • nokdaar aala say zakhmi karna
  • ghoonsa
  • mukka
gerade
  • amoodi tour par
gerade
  • khaas kar khusoosan
gerade
  • shaam
  • maghrib
  • matawazi
  • seedha
  • hamwar karna
  • masawi karna
  • bay basaaq
gerade
  • seedha
  • raast
  • mustaqeem
  • sadiq
  • adil
  • barah e raast
gerade
  • seedha
  • amoodi
  • mustaqeem
gerade
  • seedha
  • amoodi
  • mustaqeem
gerade
  • seedha khara
  • seedha aur lamba
  • achay chehray muhray aur mazboot jism ka
gerade
  • dayanat daar
  • raast baaz
  • imandar
gerade
  • theek theek
  • bilkul issi tarah
  • abhi abhi
  • munsifana
  • theek
  • just
  • zara
  • he
gerade
  • tan-na
  • phelana
  • khechna
  • lamba ya chora karna
gerade
  • seedha
  • raast
  • mustaqeem
  • nishana par baithnay wala
  • khara
  • hamwar
  • theek
gerade
  • seedha
  • raast
  • mustaqeem
  • nishana par baithnay wala
  • khara
  • hamwar
  • theek
gerade
  • seedha
  • raast
  • mustaqeem
  • nishana par baithnay wala
  • khara
  • hamwar
  • theek
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You searched German word "Gerade" meaning in Urdu that is "قائم کرنا". Gerade translation from German into Roman Urdu is qaim karna. Gerade meaning in Urdu has been searched 2135 ( two thousand one hundred thirty five ) times till today 30/04/2024. Get translation of the word Gerade in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Gerade Word in Urdu and German. You may also find the meaning of Word Gerade in German to Urdu, English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Hindi and other languages.

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