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anokhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa to logo.n ne kahaa parmesur aayaa

everything is strange for a foolish person, an allusion to attach undue importance to common things

nirhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa logo.n ne kahaa parmeshar aa.e

بے وقوف آدمی یا کم علم آدمی کو ہر چیز عجیب لگتی ہے (اصل کہاوت یوں ہے : باؤلے گاؤں میں اونٹ آیا) ۔

baavle gaa.nv me.n uu.nT aayaa, logo.n ne jaanaa parmeshur aayaa

everything is strange for a foolish person, an allusion to attach undue importance to common things

Meaning ofSee meaning anokhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa to logo.n ne kahaa parmesur aayaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

anokhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa to logo.n ne kahaa parmesur aayaa

अनोखे गाँव ऊँट आया तो लोगों ने कहा परमेसुर आया•انوکھے گاؤں اونٹ آیا تو لوگوں نے کہا پرمیسُر آیا

Also Read As : baavle gaa.nv me.n uu.nT aayaa, logo.n ne jaanaa parmeshur aayaa

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English meaning of anokhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa to logo.n ne kahaa parmesur aayaa

  • everything is strange for a foolish person, an allusion to attach undue importance to common things

अनोखे गाँव ऊँट आया तो लोगों ने कहा परमेसुर आया के हिंदी अर्थ

  • अज्ञानी हर अनोखी वस्तु से बहुत प्रभावित होते हैं
  • किसी गाँव के लोगों ने ऊँट नहीं देखा था, एक बार जब उनके गाँव में आया, तो उन्होंने उसे परमेश्वर समझ लिया
  • मूर्ख लोग बिना देखी वस्तु के संबंध में नाना प्रकार की कल्पनाएँ करते हैं

انوکھے گاؤں اونٹ آیا تو لوگوں نے کہا پرمیسُر آیا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • ناواقف ہر انوکھی چیز سے بہت مرعوب ہوتے ہیں
  • کسی گاؤں کے لوگوں نے اونٹ نہیں دیکھا تھا، ایک بار ان کے گاؤں میں اونٹ آیا تو انہوں نے اسے پرمیشور یعنی خدا سمجھ لیا
  • بیوقوف لوگ اَن دیکھی چیزوں کے متعلق طرح طرح کے تصورات پیدا کر لیتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of anokhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa to logo.n ne kahaa parmesur aayaa

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  • naavaaqif har anokhii chiiz se bahut maru.ub hote hai.n
  • kisii gaanv ke logo.n ne u.unT nahii.n dekhaa tha, ek baar un ke gaanv me.n u.unT aaya to unho.n ne use parmeshvar yaanii Khudaa samajh liyaa
  • bevaquuf log andekhii chiizo.n ke mutaalliq tarah tarah ke tasavvuraat paida kar lete hai.n

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anokhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa to logo.n ne kahaa parmesur aayaa

everything is strange for a foolish person, an allusion to attach undue importance to common things

nirhe gaa.nv uu.nT aayaa logo.n ne kahaa parmeshar aa.e

بے وقوف آدمی یا کم علم آدمی کو ہر چیز عجیب لگتی ہے (اصل کہاوت یوں ہے : باؤلے گاؤں میں اونٹ آیا) ۔

baavle gaa.nv me.n uu.nT aayaa, logo.n ne jaanaa parmeshur aayaa

everything is strange for a foolish person, an allusion to attach undue importance to common things

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sharm

शर्म

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شَرْم

Origin : Persian
Noun

honour, esteem, reputation

[ Naukar jo ye jane ki mujhe khawind (Husband) pahachanta hai to use kam mein sharm aati hai ]

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maGruur

मग़रूर

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مَغْرُور

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

vain, arrogant

[ Maghrur shakhs muashare ke liye lanat hote hain ]

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Gurbat

ग़ुर्बत

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غُرْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

poverty, indigence, destitution

[ Krishn Chand ko aurat, jawani, chandni-raat se hi muhabbat nahin balki ghurbat se bhi ek manfi qism ka ishq hai ]

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laa'nat

ला'नत

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لَعْنَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

disgrace

[ Gurbat khwah jism ki ho khwah jaan ki ek laanat hai ]

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mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

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مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

society

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

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reshmii

रेशमी

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ریشمی

Origin : Persian
Adjective

bright and soften like silk, like: silky hair

[ Bhagalpuri reshmi sadiyan bahut mash.hur hain ]

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KHaavind

ख़ाविंद

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خاوِنْد

Origin : Persian
Noun

husband

[ Nauzaida (Newborn) ko kajal lgane ka neg khawind ki bahan anjam deti hai ]

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diivaana

दीवाना

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دِیوانَہ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

(Metaphorically) mad, insane, frenzied

[ Majnun laila ke ishq mein divana ho gaya tha ]

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zulf

ज़ुल्फ़

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زُلْف

Origin : Persian
Noun

ringlet, lock, tress

[ Shaer ne lambe balon wali aurat ke zulfon ko ghanghor ghata ke manind thahraya ]

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afsaana

अफ़्साना

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اَفْسانَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

short story, fiction, tale, romance

[ Adab (Literature) mein afsana ko ek khas ahmiyat hasil hai ]

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