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"अल्लाह दे बंदा सहे" शब्द से संबंधित परिणाम

तहक़ीर

अपमान, अनादर, तिरस्कार, ज़िल्लत, बेइज्ज़ती, निंदा, अपयश, बदनामी, घृणा, उपेक्षा, बेक़दरी, बेहुरमती

तहक़ीराना

insulting, humiliating, scornful

तहक़ीर-ए-ग़म

scorn, disdain of sorrow

तहक़ीर-ए-'अदालत

न्यायालय की अवमानना, कोई ऐसा कार्य जिससे न्यायालय की अवहेलना हो और न्यायालय की प्रतिष्ठा एवंं उसकी गरिमा के विरुद्ध हो

तहक़ीर-आमेज़

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

ख़ंदा-ए-तहक़ीर

a smirk

हुरूफ़-ए-तस्ग़ीर-ओ-तहक़ीर

(व्याकरण) वह शब्द जो घृणा प्रकट करने के लिए बोले जाते हैं, जैसे: छी, थू, फट्ट, धत, तेरे की

हिन्दी, इंग्लिश और उर्दू में अल्लाह दे बंदा सहे के अर्थदेखिए

अल्लाह दे बंदा सहे

allaah de banda sahe•اللہ دے بنْدہ سہے

कहावत

अल्लाह दे बंदा सहे के हिंदी अर्थ

मनुष्य पर जैसी भली-बुरी बनती है सहता है

English meaning of allaah de banda sahe

whatever God wills, one has to accept it

اللہ دے بنْدہ سہے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

انسان پر جیسی بھلی بری بنتی ہے سہتا ہے

Urdu meaning of allaah de banda sahe

Roman
Urdu

insaan par jaisii bhalii barii bantii hai sahta hai

खोजे गए शब्द से संबंधित

तहक़ीर

तहक़ीराना

insulting, humiliating, scornful

तहक़ीर-ए-ग़म

scorn, disdain of sorrow

तहक़ीर-ए-'अदालत

तहक़ीर-आमेज़

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

ख़ंदा-ए-तहक़ीर

a smirk

हुरूफ़-ए-तस्ग़ीर-ओ-तहक़ीर

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qarz

क़र्ज़

قَرْض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

loan, debt, credit

[ Kahte hain qarz wo qainchi hai jo dosti ka bandhan kaat deti hai ]

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qaadir

क़ादिर

قادِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

potent, powerful, capable

[ Mashriqi (Eastern) zabanon ki ek khususiyat ye batayi gayi hai ki wo jazbati izhar par puri tarah qadir hain ]

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qaabuu

क़ाबू

قابُو

Origin : Turkish

Noun

command, control, authority

[ Adiyal ghode par qabu pana bahut mushkil hai ]

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qaazii

क़ाज़ी

قاضی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

judge, kazi, cadi

[ Arshad ne qazi ke faisle ke mutabiq apni jaaedad bachchon mein taqsim kar di ]

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qusuur

क़ुसूर

قُصُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

faultiness, fault, sin

[ Kisi ko saza dene se qabl uska qusoor sabit karna zaroori hai ]

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qaarii

क़ारी

قاری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

reader

[ Tahreer kaisi hai iska faisla to qari kar sakte hain ]

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qaraar

क़रार

قَرار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

peace, quietness, rest

[ Zaid ne jab se apni kamyabi ki khabar suni use qaraar nahin wo jaldi se jaldi apne dada-jaan ko batana chahta hai ]

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qafas

क़फ़स

قَفَس

Origin : Persian

Noun

cage for birds

[ Parindon ne qafas tod diya aur faza mein aazad udne lage ]

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qadr

क़द्र

قَدْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

honour, dignity

[ Badshah khud uske dildaadah the khud shaer the shaeron ki qadr karte the ]

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qabz

क़ब्ज़

قبض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

constipation, costiveness

[ Koi bhi khane ki cheez qabz ka shartiya ilaj nahin ho sakti ]

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