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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

Meaning ofSee meaning andhe ko andhaa kahaa vo la.D pa.Daa in English, Hindi & Urdu

andhe ko andhaa kahaa vo la.D pa.Daa

अंधे को अंधा कहा वो लड़ पड़ा•اَنْدھےکو اَنْدھا کَہا وہ لَڑْ پَڑا

Proverb

अंधे को अंधा कहा वो लड़ पड़ा के हिंदी अर्थ

दोषयुक्त व्यक्ति को दोष की पकड़ बुरी लगती है, पर निर्दोष को नहीं

اَنْدھےکو اَنْدھا کَہا وہ لَڑْ پَڑا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

عیب دار کو عیب کی گرفت بری لگتی ہے بے عیب کو نہیں لگتی

Urdu meaning of andhe ko andhaa kahaa vo la.D pa.Daa

Roman
Urdu

a.ibdaar ko a.ib kii girifat barii lagtii hai be.aib ko nahii.n lagtii

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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

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KHurdanii

ख़ुर्दनी

خورْدَنی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

eatable, provisions, edible

[ Aanwla ek ishtiha-angez (appetite) khurdani phal hai ]

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kaniiz

कनीज़

کَنِیز

Origin : Persian

Noun

maidservant, handmaid, slave-girl, slavey

[ Rajkumari ko unki kanizon ke alawa kisi ne bhi nahin dekha tha ]

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sehr

सेहर

سِحْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

magic, sorcery

[ Jadugar ne apne fann-e-sehr ka istemal karke Jawed ko apne qabu mein kar liya ]

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faziihat

फ़ज़ीहत

فَضِیحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

disgrace, infamy, ignominy, insult

[ Kisi hile se kanizon ko chalta kiya taki fazihat na ho ]

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laa-javaab

ला-जवाब

لا جَواب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

peerless, matchless, unparalleled, matchless

[ Mashuq husn mein lajwab hota hai ]

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bulbul

बुलबुल

بُلْبُل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

Lanius boalboul, nightingale

[ Bachcha bahut ghaur se daal par baithe hue bulbul ko dekh raha tha ]

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tashaffii

तशफ़्फ़ी

تَشَفّی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

satisfaction, consolation, calmness, reassurance

[ Bachchon ki khairiyat ki khabar sun kar maan ke dil ko badi tashaffi huyi ]

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ashyaa

अश्या

اَشْیا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

goods, things, chattels, effects wares, articles

[ Mobile aur laptop aaj ki zaroori ashya mein shamil hain ]

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qabaa

क़बा

قَبَا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a loose quilted garment that is open in front and reaches to knees (it is worn over other garments), quilted garment

[ Dada jaan ki purani qaba aj bhi abbu ke kamre mein sambhal ke rakhi hai ]

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mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

mixing (with), associating or consorting (with), living in fellowship or close intimacy (with)

[ Aaj ka muashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

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