Meaning of (हसीर) haseera in english
As noun : sad Ex: Make sad face, Have the mine grieves
bad Ex: Heal yourself of this bad thing down Ex: Abram journeyed down to Shechem blue grey drawn Ex: They were drawn up at the Parade Hotel exhausted Ex: The train the horse was exhausted fatigued spent Ex: Bradman spent months recuperating fagged washed out bushed haggard careworn worn to a frazzle worn out dog tired dead beat run down matting mat bag Ex: Wheat Bag, bag of flour will also say a Certain of wheat, flour
As verb : worn Ex: A man whose affairs are in good condition, worn ragged whacked raddled jaded wearied exhausted Ex: The train the horse was exhausted
As adjective : stricken unhappy Ex: , Make mine to someone, show him that he is unhappy with painful Ex: The service of this pattern is easy, hard, painful dog tired worn out played out
Suggested : from higher to lower in descending direction or order toward, into, or in a lower position sad miserable wretched not good in any manner or degree a past participle of strike affected by unhappiness or grief sorrowful or mournful
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(हसीर) haseera
can be used as noun, verb or adjective and have more than one meaning. No of characters: 4 including consonants matras. The word is used as Noun and/or Adjective in hindi and falls under Masculine gender .
Transliteration :
hasiira