مَدَتھ:تَعارُف کَتھ صَفہٕ/2
کَتھ صَفہٕ
کَتھ باتھ خٲطرٕ
رُکُن کَتھ صَفہٕ
پٲغامَن خٲطرٕ
طَرٕز
اَصٕل ظٲہِریَتھ
مِثال
کیٚنٛہہ مِثال
دیان پانَس کُن
باقی صٲرفَن ہٕنٛز مَدَتھ
خُلاصہٕ
وُچھِو تُہؠ کیا ہیٚچھوہ
وِکیٖپیٖڈیاہَس پؠٹھ چھُ پرٛتھ کٲنٛسہِ رُکنَس پَنُن رُکُن کَتھ صَفہٕ آسان. اَتھ صَفَس پؠٹھ ہیٚکہِ کانٛہہ تہِ رُکُن تُہؠ خٲطرٕ پٲغام لیٚکھِتھ. باقی رُکُن ہیٚکَن سَوال یا تَجویٖز دِتھ
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