English Meaning of گذرگہہ guẕar-gah 🔴 گذرگہہ guẕar-gah P s. f. A passage, ferry, ford, thoroughfare. P. H. گذرنا guẕar-nā, v. n. 1. To pass, to go, to pass by or over, pass time, elapse, surpass, happen, befall. 2. To omit, to abstain from, to decline. 3. To terminate. 4. To die. گذرجانا guẕar-jānā, To pass away, to elapse, to surpass, to outdo.

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English Meaning of گذرگہہ guẕar-gah

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گذرگہہ guẕar-gah : گذرگہہ guẕar-gah P s. f. A passage, ferry, ford, thoroughfare. P. H. گذرنا guẕar-nā, v. n. 1. To pass, to go, to pass by or over, pass time, elapse, surpass, happen, befall. 2. To omit, to abstain from, to decline. 3. To terminate. 4. To die. گذرجانا guẕar-jānā, To pass away, to elapse, to surpass, to outdo.

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