In english, we might say i’m stuck or i’ve got no choice to express the same idea.

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1. शक्ति या शक्ति से वंचित.
2. Majboor बेबस بے بس the child felt helpless when he lost his toy.
3. मजबूर english meaning, translation, pronunciation, synonyms and example sentences are provided by hindlish.
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5. It signifies someone who is.
6. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
7. The name majboor is derived from urdu and persian, where it directly translates to compelled, forced, or helpless.
8. In english, we might say i’m stuck or i’ve got no choice to express the same idea.
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10. It signifies someone who is.
11. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
12. What is the meaning of मजबूर in english and how to say majabur in english.
13. It’s different from have to because it carries more weight—like being trapped in a situation.
14. Compelled, constrained, forced, necessitated.
15. —abovementioned, aforesaid cf.
16. Oppressed— majbūr karnā, v.
17. Deprived of strength or power.
18. Stuck is a commonly used term to express being majboor in an informal sense.
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20. Majboor बेबस بے بس the child felt helpless when he lost his toy.
21. Deprived of strength or power.
22. majboor means being forced or compelled to do something, often against your will.
23. Stuck is a commonly used term to express being majboor in an informal sense.
24. Stuck is a commonly used term to express being majboor in an informal sense.
25. It’s different from have to because it carries more weight—like being trapped in a situation.
26. Deprived of strength or power.
27. majboor means being forced or compelled to do something, often against your will.
28. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
29. majboor means being forced or compelled to do something, often against your will.
30. Majboor बेबस بے بس the child felt helpless when he lost his toy.
31. It signifies someone who is.
32. —abovementioned, aforesaid cf.
33. It signifies someone who is.
34. See more translations in hindi & urdu.
35. The name majboor is derived from urdu and persian, where it directly translates to compelled, forced, or helpless.
36. طاقت یا قوت سے محروم؛ کمزور۔.
37. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
38. It implies feeling trapped or unable to escape from a specific situation or obligation.
39. मजबूर english meaning, translation, pronunciation, synonyms and example sentences are provided by hindlish.
40. Stuck is a commonly used term to express being majboor in an informal sense.
41. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
42. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
43. majboor means being forced or compelled to do something, often against your will.
44. Stuck is a commonly used term to express being majboor in an informal sense.
45. Of زبر to write a book, &c.
46. शक्ति या शक्ति से वंचित.
47. Oppressed— majbūr karnā, v.
48. Compelled, constrained, forced, necessitated.
49. Compelled, constrained, forced, necessitated.