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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

daar-ul-Guruur

فریب اور دھوکے کی جگہ ؛ (مجازاً) دُنیا .

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

Meaning ofSee meaning 'aql-o-daanish in English, Hindi & Urdu

'aql-o-daanish

'अक़्ल-ओ-दानिश•عَقْل و دانِش

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 2222

See meaning: 'aql-o-KHirad

English meaning of 'aql-o-daanish

Noun, Feminine

rationality and wisdom

Sher Examples

kuchh ye 'iqbāl' hī par nahīñ munhasir sargirānī musallat hai māhaul par

aql-o-dānish ke baḌhte hue bojh se sar uThāne kī duniyā ko fursat nahīñ

kuchh ye 'iqbaal' hi par nahin munhasir sargirani musallat hai mahaul par

aql-o-danish ke baDhte hue bojh se sar uThane ki duniya ko fursat nahin

Iqbal Azeem

ḳhatm chhuTTī madrase kā dar khulā

aql-o-dānish ilm-o-fan kā ghar khulā

KHatm chhuTTi madrase ka dar khula

aql-o-danish ilm-o-fan ka ghar khula

Kaif Ahmed Siddiqui

aql-o-dānish ko zamāne se chhupā rakkhā hai

ḳhud ko dānista hī dīvāna banā rakhā hai

aql-o-danish ko zamane se chhupa rakkha hai

KHud ko danista hi diwana bana rakha hai

Abbas Dana

'अक़्ल-ओ-दानिश के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

सूझबूझ

عَقْل و دانِش کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

سوجھ بوجھ، فہم و فراست

Urdu meaning of 'aql-o-daanish

Roman
Urdu

suujhbuujh, fahm-o-firaasat

Related searched words

Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

daar-ul-Guruur

فریب اور دھوکے کی جگہ ؛ (مجازاً) دُنیا .

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

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roz-ba-roz

रोज़-ब-रोज़

روز بَروز

Origin : Persian

Adverb

every day, daily, day by day

[ Hamare mulk mein roz-ba-roz khwanda (Educated) logon ki tadad mein izafa ho raha hai ]

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mai-noshii

मय-नोशी

مَے نوشی

Origin : Persian

Noun

wine-drinking

[ Mutaqaddemin hukama (Philosophers) mai-noshi ki zyada-tar mazammat nahin karte ]

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kaarkun

कारकुन

کارْکُن

Origin : Persian

Adjective

volunteer, representative, attorney

[ Dihadidar karkun rozana mazdoori kar ke apna guzara karte hain ]

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ba-KHuubii

ब-ख़ूबी

بَخوبی

Origin : Persian

Adverb

in a good manner, well, properly, duly

[ Maan apne bachchon ki dekh-bhaal ba-khubi anjaam deti hai ]

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kafaalat

कफ़ालत

کَفالَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

(Generally) protector, patron, responsibility

[ Adaalat ne bachche ki kafaalat ki zimmedari maan ke haq mein faisla na de kar baap ke haq mein suna diya ]

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maqbara

मक़बरा

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tomb, mausoleum, sepulchre

[ Taarikhi maqbaron ki dekh-rekh hukoomat ki zimmedari hoti hai ]

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shajar

शजर

شَجَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tree, plant, shrub

[ Shajar insan ko saaya, oxigin, taza hava aur phal faraham karte hain ]

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lavaazimaat

लवाज़िमात

لَوازِمات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

essentials, requisites, necessaries

[ Baarish ke mausam mein chatri aur digar lawazimat rakhna faidemand sabit hota hai ]

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mustaqbil

मुस्तक़बिल

مُسْتَقْبِل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

future, time ahead

[ Shila apna mustaqbil janne ke liye pandit ji ko hath dikha rahi hai ]

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mallaah

मल्लाह

مَلاّح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

boatman, sailor, seaman

[ Mallah ki zindagi pani aur lahron ke bich guzarti hai ]

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