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1 تیز
a.acid / acrid / active / acute / brainy / brisk / caustic / clever / edgy / fast / feisty / fiery / glib / high handed / hot / intense / keen / keen witted / lively / loud / mordacious / nipping / piercing / piquant / poignant / pungent / quick / rapid / sharp--------a.smart / spicy / spry--------a.strong / swank / tart / violent / vivid / wing footed / yare / zappy / zippy--------n.shrill--------n.spunk -
2 جلد
a.brisk--------a.fast / instant--------a.rapid--------a.speedy--------adv.briskly--------adv.quickly--------adv.soon--------n.binding(of a book)--------n.cuticle / cutis / derm--------n.skin--------n.volume(of a book) -
3 جما ہوا
a.embedded / fast / firm / ice bound / insistent / rooted / stabile -
4 جکڑ بند
a.fast bound--------a.well strung--------n.hooper -
5 روزہ
n.fast / fasting / mausoleum -
6 روزہ رکھنا
v.i.fast -
7 سریع
a.epileptic / fast / fleet / quick / rapid / swift / wing footed / yare -
8 محکم
a.clear / fast / firm / fortified / inconvertible / strengthened / unambiguous -
9 مضبوط
a.blowzy / brawny / cant / cogent / consolidated / durable / fast / firm / hale / hefty / indissoluble / lasting / mighty / resolute / robust / rooted / stabile / steadfast / steady / stout / strong / sturdy / unbending / unmoved / valid / vigorous / walloping -
10 پختہ
a.attached / durable / experienced / fast / firm / ingrained / mature / ripe / solid / steadfast / strengthened / strong / weathered / wise
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Fast — Fast, a. [Compar. {Faster}; superl. {Fastest}.] [OE., firm, strong, not loose, AS. f[ae]st; akin to OS. fast, D. vast, OHG. fasti, festi, G. fest, Icel. fastr, Sw. & Dan. fast, and perh. to E. fetter. The sense swift comes from the idea of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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