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'ishva-gar

one who indulges coquetry, dalliance, one who ogles, a coquette

'ishva-sanj

‘इश्व:गर।

'ishva-taaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaar

beloved

'ishva-garii

ogling, coquetry.

'ishva-sanjii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-saaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaarii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-taazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-saazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-aa.iin

ناز و ادا کرنے والا

'ishva-taraaz

coquettish

'ishva-taraazii

coquetry making, mischief making

'ishva-pardaaz

فریبی ؛ (کنایۃً) معشوق

'ishva-pardaazii

ناز و انداز کرنا ، محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا ؛ (مجازاً) دل رُبائی.

'iashva-e-turkaana

معشوقانہ ناز و انداز ، محبوبانہ ادا.

'ishva chhaanaa

ناز و نخرے کا غالب آنا

'ishva-baazii

شعبدہ گری ، تماشاگری.

'ishva-faroshii

ناز و ادا بیچنا ؛ (مجازاً) ناز و انداز یا محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا.

'ishva-kaam

رک : عشوہ پرداز.

but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

'ishva-e-saamaa.n

coquettish, (met.) the beloved

aa.iina-e-'ishva-garii

mirror of coquetry

Meaning ofSee meaning andhe ke paa.nv tale baTer dab ga.ii, kahaa har roz shikaar khaa.e.nge in English, Hindi & Urdu

andhe ke paa.nv tale baTer dab ga.ii, kahaa har roz shikaar khaa.e.nge

अंधे के पाँव तले बटेर दब गई, कहा हर रोज़ शिकार खाएँगे•اَنْدھے کے پاؤں تَلے بَٹیر دَب گَئی، کَہا ہَر روز شِکار کھائیں گے

Proverb

अंधे के पाँव तले बटेर दब गई, कहा हर रोज़ शिकार खाएँगे के हिंदी अर्थ

संयोग अथवा आकस्मिक बात पर भरोसा नहीं हो सकता, क्या जाने फिर संयोग हो या ना हो
मूर्ख से आकस्मिक कोई अच्छा काम हो जाए तो उसे वह अपना उल्लेखनीय कार्य समझता है

اَنْدھے کے پاؤں تَلے بَٹیر دَب گَئی، کَہا ہَر روز شِکار کھائیں گے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اتفاقی بات پر بھروسا نہیں ہو سکتا، کیا جانے پھر اتفاق ہو یا نہ ہو
بیوقوف سے اتفاقاً کوئی اچھا کام ہو جائے تو اسے وہ اپنا کارنامہ سمجھتا ہے

Urdu meaning of andhe ke paa.nv tale baTer dab ga.ii, kahaa har roz shikaar khaa.e.nge

Roman
Urdu

ittifaaqii baat par bharosaa nahii.n ho saktaa, kiya jaane phir ittifaaq ho ya na ho
bevaquuf se ittifaaqan ko.ii achchhaa kaam ho jaaye to use vo apnaa kaarnaamaa samajhtaa hai

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'ishva-gar

one who indulges coquetry, dalliance, one who ogles, a coquette

'ishva-sanj

‘इश्व:गर।

'ishva-taaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaar

beloved

'ishva-garii

ogling, coquetry.

'ishva-sanjii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-saaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaarii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-taazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-saazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-aa.iin

ناز و ادا کرنے والا

'ishva-taraaz

coquettish

'ishva-taraazii

coquetry making, mischief making

'ishva-pardaaz

فریبی ؛ (کنایۃً) معشوق

'ishva-pardaazii

ناز و انداز کرنا ، محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا ؛ (مجازاً) دل رُبائی.

'iashva-e-turkaana

معشوقانہ ناز و انداز ، محبوبانہ ادا.

'ishva chhaanaa

ناز و نخرے کا غالب آنا

'ishva-baazii

شعبدہ گری ، تماشاگری.

'ishva-faroshii

ناز و ادا بیچنا ؛ (مجازاً) ناز و انداز یا محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا.

'ishva-kaam

رک : عشوہ پرداز.

but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

'ishva-e-saamaa.n

coquettish, (met.) the beloved

aa.iina-e-'ishva-garii

mirror of coquetry

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chaara-gar

चारा-गर

چارَہ گَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

one who finds a way out (of trouble)

[ Na Hamdam ki jaan-nisari khush kar sakti hai na chara-gar ki aasman-o-zamin ke qulabe milane wali chizen ]

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'aarzii

'आरज़ी

عَارْضِی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

temporary, short-lived, interim

[ Karkunan ko markaz ki taraf se arzi rahat di gayi hai ]

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asiir

असीर

اَسِیر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

captive, prisoner

[ Har jang mein lakhon aadami mare jate hain utne hi aseer kiye jate hain ]

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davaa

दवा

دَوا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

medicine, drug

[ Kisan khet mein kida-maar dawa ka istimal karte hain ]

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hatak-e-'izzat

हतक-ए-'इज़्ज़त

ہَتکِ عِزَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

defamation, disgrace

[ Ab is mulk mein bhi hatak-e-izzat ke muqadmon ki tadad badhti jati hai ]

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kaasht

काश्त

کاشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

cultivation

[ Zamin ka aathvan hissa kapas ki kasht ke liye makhsus kar diya gaya tha ]

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kaarkunaan

कारकुनान

کارْکُنان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

workers, volunteer

[ Election ki wajah se sarkari karkunan ka bade paimane par tabadila hua hai ]

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sanaa

सना

ثَنا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

praise, eulogy, commendation, applause

[ Wali (Saint) log hamesha Khuda ki hamd-o-sana karte rahte hain ]

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talaaq

तलाक़

طَلاق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

divorcing (a woman)

[ Talaq ke baad Zubaida ko arzi pareshani to hui lekin wo khush bahut thi ]

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habs

हब्स

حَبْس

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Verb

sultriness, stillness (of air), closeness (of atmosphere)

[ Garmiyon ke mausam mein ek sham thi aur faza (atmosphere) mein bada habs ho raha tha ]

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