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ghaa.il

wounded, injured

ghaa.il kii gat ghaa.il hii jaane

only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches

ghaa.il kii gat ghaa.il jaane aur na jaane ko.ii

only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches

ghaa.il karnaa

smite (with love)

ghaa.il kaa saa.ng

ایک قسم کا سوانگ جس میں سوانگی اپنے تمام جسم پر چھریاں کٹاریں اس طرح لگا لیتا ہے کہ لوگ جانتے ہیں کہ وہ اس کے جسم کے اندر گھسی ہوئی ہیں

ghaa.il ho jaanaa

زخمی ہونا

ghaa.il kar denaa

زخمی ہونا

dantii-ghaa.il

جس کے کنارے کٹے ہوں ، کُھٹمّل .

teG abruu kaa ghaa.il honaa

عاشق ہونا.

raajaa ghaa.il kaa svaa.ng bharaa

زخمْی ہوگیا ، خُونا خُون ہو گیا

juu.n-juu.n baa.o bahe purvaa.ii tuu.n-tuu.n atii dukh ghaa.il paa.ii

the wound pain get extreme when the east wind blows

Meaning ofSee meaning ahmaq banaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

ahmaq banaanaa

अहमक़ बनाना•اَحْمَق بَنانا

Idiom

Root word: ahmaq

English meaning of ahmaq banaanaa

  • make a fool of someone, play a trick or prank on, befool, cheat

अहमक़ बनाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • चालाकी से फ़रेब देना और मतलब निकालना

اَحْمَق بَنانا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • چالاکی سے کسی کو اپنی نیک نیتی باور کرا کے فریب دینا اور مطلب نکالنا، گفتگو یا برتاؤ سے کسی کو مسخر کر کے اپنے حق میں وہ کام کرا لینا جسے وہ عقل سے کام لینے کی صورت میں ہر گز نہ کرتا

Urdu meaning of ahmaq banaanaa

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  • chaalaakii se kisii ko apnii nek niiytii baavar kara ke fareb denaa aur matlab nikaalnaa, guftagu ya bartaa.o se kisii ko musaKhKhar kar ke apne haq me.n vo kaam kara lenaa jise vo aqal se kaam lene kii suurat me.n hargiz na kartaa

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ghaa.il

wounded, injured

ghaa.il kii gat ghaa.il hii jaane

only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches

ghaa.il kii gat ghaa.il jaane aur na jaane ko.ii

only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches

ghaa.il karnaa

smite (with love)

ghaa.il kaa saa.ng

ایک قسم کا سوانگ جس میں سوانگی اپنے تمام جسم پر چھریاں کٹاریں اس طرح لگا لیتا ہے کہ لوگ جانتے ہیں کہ وہ اس کے جسم کے اندر گھسی ہوئی ہیں

ghaa.il ho jaanaa

زخمی ہونا

ghaa.il kar denaa

زخمی ہونا

dantii-ghaa.il

جس کے کنارے کٹے ہوں ، کُھٹمّل .

teG abruu kaa ghaa.il honaa

عاشق ہونا.

raajaa ghaa.il kaa svaa.ng bharaa

زخمْی ہوگیا ، خُونا خُون ہو گیا

juu.n-juu.n baa.o bahe purvaa.ii tuu.n-tuu.n atii dukh ghaa.il paa.ii

the wound pain get extreme when the east wind blows

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hariis

हरीस

.

حَرِیص

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

greedy, covetous

[ jun-jun Ahmad bada hota gaya ziddi aur haris banta gaya ]

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basiirat

बसीरत

.

بَصِیَرت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

sight, vision, insight, foresight

[ Jab tak aadmi ko basirat na mili ho wo sahi aur ghalat ke mutalliq kamyab faisle nahin kar sakta ]

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KHaasiyat

ख़ासियत

.

خاصِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

peculiar nature, natural disposition

[ Paare ki ye khasiyat hai ki wo ek jagah thaharta nahin hai ]

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hauz

हौज़

.

حَوضْ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

reservoir, pond, tank

[ Akbar ne Fatahpur Sikari qila mein jo hauz banwaya hai uska pani garm rahta hai ]

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tazaad

तज़ाद

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تَضاد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

contradiction, antithesis

[ Aadmi ko iska khayal zaroor rakhna chahiye ki uske kahne aur karne mein tazad na ho ]

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zarar

ज़रर

.

ضَرَر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

hurt, mischief, damage

[ Machine ka sahih istemal ho to kya majal hai ki usse koi zarar ho ]

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zau-baar

ज़ौ-बार

.

ضو بار

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

diffusing light, dazzling

[ Andheri raton mein zau-baar sitaron ko dekhiye kitne khubsurat lagte hain ]

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tas.hiih

तस्हीह

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تَصْحِیح

Origin : Arabic
Noun

correction, rectification

[ Agar ghalti ho bhi jaye to uski tasheeh kar leni chahiye ]

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hirs

हिर्स

.

حِرْص

Origin : Arabic
Noun

greed, avarice

[ Hirs buri chiz hai aadmi ko kabhi chain se nahin rahne deti ]

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tasavvur

तसव्वुर

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تَصَوُّر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

imagination, fancy

[ Aisi duniya ka sirf tasavvur hi kiya ja sakta hai jahan sab chain se hon ]

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