Gay Meang Urdu is خوش - Khh Urdu Meang. The most accurate translatn of Gay, Khh English to Urdu dictnary wh Defn Synonyms and Antonyms words.
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HOW TO SAY GAY DIFFERENT LANGUAG
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GAY DICTNARY URDU
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There are many synonyms of Gay which clu Accal, Alert, Animate, Animated, Blhe, Brash, Careee, Cheerful, Cheery, Chipper, Confint, Convivial, Ftive, Forward, Frivolo, Frolicsome, Glad, Gleeful, Hilar, Insouciant, Jocund, Jolly, Jovial, Joyful, Joyo, Keen, Lighthearted, Lively, Merry, Mirthful, Playful, Rollickg, Sparklg, Spired, Sportive, Sprightly, Sunny, Vivac, Wild, Phy, Prumg, etc. There are also several siar words to Gay our dictnary, which are Accal, Alert, Animate, Animated, Blhe, Brash, Careee, Cheerful, Cheery, Chipper, Confint, Convivial, Ftive, Forward, Frivolo, Frolicsome, Glad, Gleeful, Hilar, Insouciant, Jocund, Jolly, Jovial, Joyful, Joyo, Keen, Lighthearted, Lively, Merry, Mirthful, Playful, Rollickg, Sparklg, Spired, Sportive, Sprightly, Sunny, Vivac, Wild, Phy and Prumg. Apart om siar words, there are always oppose words dictnary too, the oppose words for Gay are Colorls, Deprsed, Disuraged, Dull, Lifels, Pla, Sad, Unhappy, Upset and Worried.
GAY MEANG IN URDU
2 Unlike lbians, gay men and bisexuals, the rights of trans persons are regnised unr the 2018 Transgenr Persons (Protectn of Rights) Act (TPPR Act), which allows trans people (fed the TPPR Act as tersex, nuchs, trans men and trans women) to self-intify, register to obta a driver’s license and passport, as well as the right to change and register their genr (if aged over 18) wh all ernment partments, cludg wh the Natnal Database and Registratn Authory (NADRA) who issue natnal inty rds, upon which trans persons are fed by an ‘X’. 4 There is limed rmatn about the extent of the treatment by the state faced by lbian, gay or bisexual persons who openly exprs their sexual orientatn or genr inty.
Some persons om a higher soc-enomic background urban areas may ‘e out’ to their fay or iends and have accs to the ‘unrground gay scene’ at private parti or on social media, but if their sexualy is known, they may be exposed to vlence or blackmail (see Societal attus and treatment). Whilst there have been some reported s of persons arrted for crim agast trans persons, the arrts are generally only ma s of ser crime, such as rape or murr, and not for cinc of harassment or homophobia, which ually go unreported due to fear of famatn or maltreatment by the police (see Legal rights and State attus and treatment). 4 Homophobic and discrimatory attus also negatively affect how the police handle plats by LGBTI persons and vlence perpetrated agast them and several sourc dite that such plats are not always serly vtigated by the police.
5 In general, the state may be able, but is not willg, to offer effective protectn to lbian, gay and bisexual persons and the person will not be able to avail themselv to the protectn of the thori.