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1 اکبر
a.great / greatest / major -
2 بزرگ
a.aged / great / noble / old / respected / senior / venerable -
3 بلند
a.exalted / grandiose / great / high / lofty / sublime / tall -
4 بڑا
a.big--------a.enormous / extensive--------a.great / immense / large / major / massive / oldster / portly--------a.ultra / wide--------n.elder--------n.giant--------n.presbyter / principal -
5 جیید
a.great -
6 زبر
a.big / great--------a.larger / superior--------n.greater--------n.top--------prep.above -
7 عظیم
a.big / bulky / colossal / (highly)dignified / exalted / formidable--------a.gigantic / grand / great / high / high sounding / immane / immeasurable / imposing / large / lofty / magnate / main / majestic / mighty--------a.prodigious / redoubtable / splendid / tremendous / unbounded--------n.giant--------n.palatial -
8 عمدہ
a.choice / fine / fresh / good / great / neat / nice / noble / respectable / sound / sterling / unadulterated -
9 فائق
a.exceeding / first rate / great / paramount / pre eminent / superior / surpassing / transcendent / unequalled -
10 نیل گائے
n.great antelope -
11 پرلے درجے کا
a.arrant / excessive / great / ultra--------adv.utterly -
12 کبیر
a.great / huge / immense / infinite / large / magnate / senior -
13 کتنا
adv.How much?--------intj.how great!--------intj.how small -
14 کلان
a.big--------a.great / large / major / superior / tall--------n.elder
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