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bevuquuf

foolish, ignorant, fool, stupid, dim-witted

bevuquuf

foolish, ignorant, fool, stupid, dim-witted

bevuquufii

Want of understanding, ignorance, stupidity, folly, foolishness, fatuity

bevuquufii

Want of understanding, ignorance, stupidity, folly, foolishness, fatuity

bevuquufaana

मूर्खता या नासमझी से भरा हुआ (व्यक्ति, व्यवहार आदि)।

baa-vuquuf

conscious, aware, informed about

be-vaquufii kaa kaam karnaa

To do a foolish job.

parle darje kaa bevaquuf

A fool of the first-water

tum bhii kore chaaliis sere bevaquuf ho

تم بے حد بیوقوف ہو

mare hu.o.n par mat ro.o balki bevaquufo.n par girya karo

(ترکی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) ۔ مُردے کو رونے سے بہتر ہے بیوقوف کی بے وقوفی کا ماتم کریں ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning afiim yaa khaa.e amiir yaa khaa.e faqiir in English, Hindi & Urdu

afiim yaa khaa.e amiir yaa khaa.e faqiir

अफ़ीम या खाए अमीर या खाए फ़क़ीर•افیم یا کھائے امیر یا کھائے فقیر

Also Read As : afiim khaa.e faqiir yaa khaa.e amiir

Proverb

अफ़ीम या खाए अमीर या खाए फ़क़ीर के हिंदी अर्थ

अमीरों को शौक़ से या आदत के तौर पर अफ़ीम खाने के लिए रुपए की कमी नहीं और फ़क़ीर को माँग कर खा लेने में लाज नहीं होती
अफ़ीम आदमी को बेकार बना देती है, इललिए उसे अमीर या फ़क़ीर ही उपयोग कर सकता है

افیم یا کھائے امیر یا کھائے فقیر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

امیروں کو شوقیہ یا عادۃً افیون کھانے کے لیے روپیے کی کمی نہیں اور فقیر کو مانگ کر کھا لینے میں عار نہیں ہوتی
افیم انسان کو نکما بنا دیتی ہے، اس لیے اسے امیر یا فقیر ہی استعمال کر سکتا ہے

Urdu meaning of afiim yaa khaa.e amiir yaa khaa.e faqiir

Roman
Urdu

amiiro.n ko shaukiyaa ya aadan afyuun khaane ke li.e ropii.e kii kamii nahii.n aur faqiir ko maang kar kha lene me.n aar nahii.n hotii
afiim insaan ko nikammaa banaa detii hai, is li.e use amiir ya faqiir hii istimaal kar saktaa hai

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bevuquuf

foolish, ignorant, fool, stupid, dim-witted

bevuquuf

foolish, ignorant, fool, stupid, dim-witted

bevuquufii

Want of understanding, ignorance, stupidity, folly, foolishness, fatuity

bevuquufii

Want of understanding, ignorance, stupidity, folly, foolishness, fatuity

bevuquufaana

मूर्खता या नासमझी से भरा हुआ (व्यक्ति, व्यवहार आदि)।

baa-vuquuf

conscious, aware, informed about

be-vaquufii kaa kaam karnaa

To do a foolish job.

parle darje kaa bevaquuf

A fool of the first-water

tum bhii kore chaaliis sere bevaquuf ho

تم بے حد بیوقوف ہو

mare hu.o.n par mat ro.o balki bevaquufo.n par girya karo

(ترکی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) ۔ مُردے کو رونے سے بہتر ہے بیوقوف کی بے وقوفی کا ماتم کریں ۔

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'andaliib

अंदलीब

عَنْدَلِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

nightingale, bulbul

[ Gulshan mein andalibon ne apni chahchahon se sham ki faza ko pur-saaz bana diya tha ]

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mai-KHaana

मय-ख़ाना

مَے خانَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bar, tavern

[ Mai-khana mein ijtimai sharab-noshi ka mahaul har-dam raha karta hai ]

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hujuumii

हुजूमी

ہُجُومی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of crowd, based on crowd

[ Jab Hiraql ne Khusrau Parvez ke muqabla par hujumi jang ka aghaz kiya ]

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ehsaas

एहसास

اِحْساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sense, sensibility

[ Har aadami ko apne farz ka ehsas hona chahiye ]

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ijtimaa'ii

इज्तिमा'ई

اِجْتِماعی

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

related to ijtima, collective

[ Khwandagi par bahas-o-mubahisa ke ke liye ijtima'i jalsa ka in'iqad kia gaya ]

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maahaul

माहौल

ماحَول

Origin : Arabic

Noun

atmosphere, environment

[ Mahaul mein corban ke badhte jamav ko rokna bahut zaruri hai ]

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KHvaa.ndagii

ख़्वांदगी

خوانْدَگی

Origin : Persian

Noun

literacy

[ Logon ko talim-yafta banane ke lie ganv mein khwandagi ki muhim chalai ja rahi hai ]

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sanam

सनम

صَنَم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

idol, sculpture, image

[ Sanam ki surat bana kar baar-baar dekh lene se muhabbat ki pyas nahin bujhti ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian

Adjective

face to face, in front of

[ Mohabbat mein aksar dilon ka haal ruu-ba-ruu kahne ki himmat nahin hoti ]

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KHushbuu

ख़ुशबू

خوشْبُو

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

sweet smell

[ Yaadein bhi kisi khushbu ki tarah dil mein basi rahti hain ]

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