Supporter 🔊 Meaning in Urdu
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1 of 5) Supporter : جیالہ Jiyala : (noun) a person who backs a politician or a team etc.
All their supporters came out for the game.
Urdu Synonym(s) : مداح Maddah
English Synonym(s) : Admirer Booster Champion Friend Protagonist
Related : Proponent Anglophile Truster
2 of 5) Supporter : مردانہ زیر جامہ Mardana Zair Jama : (noun) a support for the genitals worn by men engaging in strenuous exercise.
English Synonym(s) : Athletic Supporter Jock Jockstrap Suspensor
3 of 5) Supporter : سرپرست Sarparast : (noun) someone who supports or champions something.
Urdu Synonym(s) : مربی Marabi مدد کرنے والا Madad Karnay Wala
4 of 5) Supporter : مدد گار Madad Gar : (noun) a person who contributes to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose.
English Synonym(s) : Assistant Help Helper
Related : Coadjutor Worker Confederate
5 of 5) Supporter : موزہ بند Muza Band : (noun) a band (usually elastic) worn around the leg to hold up a stocking (or around the arm to hold up a sleeve).
English Synonym(s) : Garter
Useful Words
Back Backward Backwards Rearward Rearwards : پیچھے Peechay : at or to or toward the back or rear. "Get back"
Engaging Piquant : پرکشش Purkashish : attracting or delighting. "An engaging frankness"
Exercise Exert : استعمال کرنا Estamal Karna : put to use. "Exert one`s power or influence"
Hands Manpower Men Work Force Workforce : افرادی قوت Afradi Quwat : the force of workers available.
Individual Mortal Person Somebody Someone Soul : شخص Shakhs : a human being. "Every individual was gone through corona test before passing the immigration"
Politician : سیاست دان Siasat Dan : a leader engaged in civil administration.
Back Up Support : مدد کرنا Madad Karna : give moral or psychological support, aid, or courage to. "She supported him during the illness"
Team Team Up : جماعت بنانا Jamaat Banana : form a team. "We teamed up for this new project"
Worn : فرسودہ Farsooda : affected by wear; damaged by long use. "Worn threads on the screw"