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aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n nikaalnaa

تکمیل کار میں ذرا سی کسر رہ گئی ہے اسے پورا کرنا

aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n rahnaa

(لفظاً) (قدیم داستانوں میں) سحر زدہ کے سارے جسم کی سوئیاں نکل چکنا صرف آن٘کھوں کی باقی رہنا (جن کے نکلنے کے بعد جادو کا اثر دور ہو جانے کا تصور وابستہ ہے)

tamaam kii suu.iyaa.n nikaale vo ko.ii nahii.n, jo aa.nkho.n kii nikaale vo sab ko.ii

جب بہت سا کام تو ایک شخس کرلے اور محنت و تکلیف اٹھائے اور ذرا سا کام کر لینے یا ہاتھ بٹانے سے نام دوسرے کا ہوجائے تو بولتے ہیں

aasmaan kaa aa.nkhe.n nikaalnaa

بد قسمتی ہونا، برے دن آنا، زمانے کی گردش ہونا

aa.nkho.n kaa tel nikalnaa

آن٘کھوں کا تیل نکالنا کا لازم

aa.nkho.n kaa tel nikaalnaa

دیدہ ریزی کا کام کرنا جس سے آنکھوں کو تکلیف پہنچے

Meaning ofSee meaning aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n nikaalnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n nikaalnaa

आँखों की सूइयाँ निकालना•آنکھوں کی سُوئِیاں نِکالْنا

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आँखों की सूइयाँ निकालना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • किसी काम की पूर्णता में थोड़ी सी कमी रह गई है उसे पूरा करना

آنکھوں کی سُوئِیاں نِکالْنا کے اردو معانی

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  • تکمیل کار میں ذرا سی کسر رہ گئی ہے اسے پورا کرنا

Urdu meaning of aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n nikaalnaa

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  • takmiil kaar me.n zaraa sii kamar rah ga.ii hai use puura karnaa

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aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n nikaalnaa

تکمیل کار میں ذرا سی کسر رہ گئی ہے اسے پورا کرنا

aa.nkho.n kii suu.iyaa.n rahnaa

(لفظاً) (قدیم داستانوں میں) سحر زدہ کے سارے جسم کی سوئیاں نکل چکنا صرف آن٘کھوں کی باقی رہنا (جن کے نکلنے کے بعد جادو کا اثر دور ہو جانے کا تصور وابستہ ہے)

tamaam kii suu.iyaa.n nikaale vo ko.ii nahii.n, jo aa.nkho.n kii nikaale vo sab ko.ii

جب بہت سا کام تو ایک شخس کرلے اور محنت و تکلیف اٹھائے اور ذرا سا کام کر لینے یا ہاتھ بٹانے سے نام دوسرے کا ہوجائے تو بولتے ہیں

aasmaan kaa aa.nkhe.n nikaalnaa

بد قسمتی ہونا، برے دن آنا، زمانے کی گردش ہونا

aa.nkho.n kaa tel nikalnaa

آن٘کھوں کا تیل نکالنا کا لازم

aa.nkho.n kaa tel nikaalnaa

دیدہ ریزی کا کام کرنا جس سے آنکھوں کو تکلیف پہنچے

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faraaGat

फ़राग़त

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فَراغَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

leisure, respite

[ Ilm zindagi ke akhiri lamha tak hasil kiya jata hai usse faraghat nahin ]

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mo'jiza

मो'जिज़ा

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مُعْجِزَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

in contradistinction to karamat, which is a miracle performed by a saint

[ Pagal aadami ko thik kar ke buzurg faqir ne mujiza kar diya ]

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maziid

मज़ीद

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مزید

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

more, additional, further

[ Hindustani railway nizam ko aur mazid mazbut kiya jayega ]

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hamdardii

हमदर्दी

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ہَمْدَرْدی

Origin : Persian
Noun

sympathy, empathy, condolence

[ Insaniyat-pasand log sada dosron ke tayin hamdardi rakhte hain ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

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اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

protest, criticism

[ achchha kaam karne ke lie kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahie ]

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farha.ng

फ़रहंग

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فَرْہَنگ

Origin : Persian
Noun

dictionary, lexicon

[ Uske rumuz-o-kinaya (Signs) ke liye farhang dekhne ki zarurat nahin tarikh dekhne ki zarurat hai ]

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mohlat

मोहलत

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مُہلَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

retarding, delay, procrastination, dilatoriness

[ Ain waqt par aur muqarrara muhlat ke andar kaam se faraghat hasil karo ]

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mo'tamad

मो'तमद

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مُعْتَمَد

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

trustworthy, reliable, confidential

[ Mazid itminan ke liye chand mutamad log girje ke bahar khade kar diye gaye ]

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sadaa

सदा

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سَدا

Origin : Sanskrit
Adverb

always, ever, perpetually

[ Bhukkad adami ko sada kuchh na kuchh khane ko chahiye ]

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KHuub-ruu

ख़ूब-रू

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خُوب رُو

Origin : Persian
Noun, Adjective

beautiful, handsome, pretty, lovely

[ Mahboob 'khoob-ru' ho na ho chaahane waalo ko Khoob-ru nazar aata hai ]

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