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asiir-e-aab-o-gil

bound or attached to one's native land or to the worldly life

aab-o-gil

water and clay, mud, mire, slime

'aalam-e-aab-o-gil

پانی اور مٹی کا جہان

jahaa.n-aab-o-gil

پانی اور مٹی کا جہان یعنی عالم مادّی ، دنیائے فانی .

aab-o-gil-o-shu'uur

water and clay and consciousness

duniyaa-e-aab-o-gil

world of water and soil, the visible world, ongoing life, the world

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaak

world of water and dust

zikr-e-aab-o-ta'aam

mention of water and food

aab-o-taab-e-'aariz

lustre and splendour of cheeks

'ilm-e-aab-o-havaa

climatology

talaash-e-aab-o-daana

searching livelihood

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaakii

world of water and dust

tabdiil-e-aab-o-havaa

change of climate

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaak-o-baad

world of water, dust and wind

asiir-e-halqa-e-nek-o-bad-'aalam

imprisoned in the chain of virtues and vices of world

Meaning ofSee meaning asiir-e-aab-o-gil in English, Hindi & Urdu

asiir-e-aab-o-gil

असीर-ए-आब-ओ-गिल•اَسِیرِ آب و گِل

English meaning of asiir-e-aab-o-gil

bound or attached to one's native land or to the worldly life

Sher Examples

asīr-e-āb-o-gil ko ek din āzād honā thā

na.ī duniyā meñ jaanā thā vahāñ ābād honā thā

asir-e-ab-o-gil ko ek din aazad hona tha

nai duniya mein jaana tha wahan aabaad hona tha

G R Kanwal

kaash ye khul jaa.e tujh par ai asīr-e-āb-o-gil

ik surūr-e-be-karāñ tasḳhīr-e-āb-o-gil meñ hai

kash ye khul jae tujh par ai asir-e-ab-o-gil

ek surur-e-be-karan tasKHir-e-ab-o-gil mein hai

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Urdu meaning of asiir-e-aab-o-gil

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asiir-e-aab-o-gil

bound or attached to one's native land or to the worldly life

aab-o-gil

water and clay, mud, mire, slime

'aalam-e-aab-o-gil

پانی اور مٹی کا جہان

jahaa.n-aab-o-gil

پانی اور مٹی کا جہان یعنی عالم مادّی ، دنیائے فانی .

aab-o-gil-o-shu'uur

water and clay and consciousness

duniyaa-e-aab-o-gil

world of water and soil, the visible world, ongoing life, the world

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaak

world of water and dust

zikr-e-aab-o-ta'aam

mention of water and food

aab-o-taab-e-'aariz

lustre and splendour of cheeks

'ilm-e-aab-o-havaa

climatology

talaash-e-aab-o-daana

searching livelihood

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaakii

world of water and dust

tabdiil-e-aab-o-havaa

change of climate

'aalam-e-aab-o-KHaak-o-baad

world of water, dust and wind

asiir-e-halqa-e-nek-o-bad-'aalam

imprisoned in the chain of virtues and vices of world

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rusuum

रुसूम

رُسُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

customs, traditions, rituals

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ehtimaam

एहतिमाम

اِہْتِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

arrangement, preparation

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parastish

परस्तिश

پَرَسْتِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

devotion, worship

[ Parastish Khuda ki ho ya kisi but ki aakhir parastish hoti hai ]

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jadiid

जदीद

جَدِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

recent, modern

[ Aaj ka insan jadid scincey daur mein sans le raha hai magar kuchh uljhane ab bhi hain ]

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ulfat

उलफ़त

اُلْفَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

love, affection, friendship

[ Aksar bachchon ko apne nanihal se bahut ulfat hoti hai ]

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unsiyyat

उंसिय्यत

اُنْسِیَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

feeling of kindness due to familiarity, love, affection

[ Prabhavati Devi aur Kamala Nehru mein bahut unsiyyat thi ]

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afsos

अफ़सोस

اَفْسوس

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adverb, Interjection

regret, repentance, remorse

[ Waqt par sahih faisla na karne wala insan zindagi bhar afsos karta hai ]

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farsuuda

फ़र्सूदा

فَرْسُودَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

eroded, weathered, spoiled by time or age, effaced

[ Farsooda soch rakhne wale log hamesha piche rah jate hain ]

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kohna

कोहना

کُہْنَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

old, ancient, obsolete

[ Kohna rasmein ab bhi hamare khaandaan mein bahut ahmiyat rakhti hain ]

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qadr

क़द्र

قَدْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

honour, dignity

[ Har aulaad ko apne maan baap ki qadr karni chahiye ]

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