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daad-gar

just, dispenser of justice, (prince), administrator of justice

daad-garii

داد گر (رک) کا کام ، عدل ، اِنصاف .

De.Dh-girah

Half a bow-tie, a slip-knot, a knot that is easily opened

daadaa-giir

bully, hoodlum, ruffian, street tough

daad girya gustar

منصف، عادل

be-daad-gar

tyrant, oppressor

daadaa-giirii

behaviour of hoodlum, bullying

daadaa-guruu

معلم، مرشد، بزرگ، گرو کا گرو، استاد کا استاد

diida-e-giryaa.n

weeping eyes

dau.D chale na gir pa.De

یہ کہاوت اس وقت بولتے ہیں جب کوئی آدمی اعتدال سے گُزر کر کام کرے اور ناکام ہو جائے

na dau.D chalo na gir pa.Do

نہ جلدی کرو نہ نقصان اٹھاؤ ، تیز ترقی زوال کا باعث ہوتی ہے

na dau.D ke chale, na gir pa.De

رک : نہ دوڑ چلو نہ گر پڑو

good deed

ehsaan

Meaning ofSee meaning a.De da.De qaazii ke sar pa.De in English, Hindi & Urdu

a.De da.De qaazii ke sar pa.De

अड़े दड़े क़ाज़ी के सर पड़े•اَڑے دَڑے قاضی کے سَر پَڑے

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English meaning of a.De da.De qaazii ke sar pa.De

the sins of parents visit their children, one does the harm another gets the blame

अड़े दड़े क़ाज़ी के सर पड़े के हिंदी अर्थ

मुसीबत किस की किस को उठाना पड़ा

اَڑے دَڑے قاضی کے سَر پَڑے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

مصیبت کس کی کس کو اٹھانا پڑا

Urdu meaning of a.De da.De qaazii ke sar pa.De

Roman
Urdu

musiibat kis kii kis ko uThaanaa pa.Daa

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daad-gar

just, dispenser of justice, (prince), administrator of justice

daad-garii

داد گر (رک) کا کام ، عدل ، اِنصاف .

De.Dh-girah

Half a bow-tie, a slip-knot, a knot that is easily opened

daadaa-giir

bully, hoodlum, ruffian, street tough

daad girya gustar

منصف، عادل

be-daad-gar

tyrant, oppressor

daadaa-giirii

behaviour of hoodlum, bullying

daadaa-guruu

معلم، مرشد، بزرگ، گرو کا گرو، استاد کا استاد

diida-e-giryaa.n

weeping eyes

dau.D chale na gir pa.De

یہ کہاوت اس وقت بولتے ہیں جب کوئی آدمی اعتدال سے گُزر کر کام کرے اور ناکام ہو جائے

na dau.D chalo na gir pa.Do

نہ جلدی کرو نہ نقصان اٹھاؤ ، تیز ترقی زوال کا باعث ہوتی ہے

na dau.D ke chale, na gir pa.De

رک : نہ دوڑ چلو نہ گر پڑو

good deed

ehsaan

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rusuum

रुसूम

رُسُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

customs, traditions, rituals

[ Arya Samaj ke log murti-puja aur purane rusum ko nahin mante ]

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ehtimaam

एहतिमाम

اِہْتِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

arrangement, preparation

[ Hamare yahan har saal Nag-Panchami ke din dangal ka ehtimam kiya jata hai ]

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parastish

परस्तिश

پَرَسْتِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

devotion, worship

[ Parastish Khuda ki ho ya kisi but ki aakhir parastish hoti hai ]

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jadiid

जदीद

جَدِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

recent, modern

[ Aaj ka insan jadid scincey daur mein sans le raha hai magar kuchh uljhane ab bhi hain ]

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ulfat

उलफ़त

اُلْفَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

love, affection, friendship

[ Aksar bachchon ko apne nanihal se bahut ulfat hoti hai ]

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unsiyyat

उंसिय्यत

اُنْسِیَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

feeling of kindness due to familiarity, love, affection

[ Prabhavati Devi aur Kamala Nehru mein bahut unsiyyat thi ]

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afsos

अफ़सोस

اَفْسوس

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adverb, Interjection

regret, repentance, remorse

[ Waqt par sahih faisla na karne wala insan zindagi bhar afsos karta hai ]

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farsuuda

फ़र्सूदा

فَرْسُودَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

eroded, weathered, spoiled by time or age, effaced

[ Farsooda soch rakhne wale log hamesha piche rah jate hain ]

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kohna

कोहना

کُہْنَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

old, ancient, obsolete

[ Kohna rasmein ab bhi hamare khaandaan mein bahut ahmiyat rakhti hain ]

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qadr

क़द्र

قَدْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

honour, dignity

[ Har aulaad ko apne maan baap ki qadr karni chahiye ]

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