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abhimaan

pride, respect

abhimaan karnaa

behave proudly and haughtily

abhimaan galaanaa

to bring down (one's) pride, to humble, to get rid of (one's own) pride

abhimaan miTaanaa

bring down one's pride, humiliate

abhimaanii

proud, arrogant, conceited

abhiimaan

arrogance, self-conceit, haughtiness, vanity

abhii mu.nh se raal bahtii hai

بچہ ہے ، ناسجھ ہے

abhii mu.nh se duudh kii buu aatii hai

ہنوز نادان بچے ہیں، کچھ تجربہ نہیں رکھتے، کم عقل لونڈے ہیں

abhii mu.nh kii daal nahii.n jha.Dii

ہنوز نادان بچے ہیں، کچھ تجربہ نہیں رکھتے، کم عقل لونڈے ہیں

abhii mu.nh daabiye chulluu bhar chhaTii kaa duudh nikal pa.De

ہنوز نادان بچے ہیں، کچھ تجربہ نہیں رکھتے، کم عقل لونڈے ہیں

Meaning ofSee meaning baarah baras me.n faqiirii aur amiirii kii buu nahii.n jaatii in English, Hindi & Urdu

baarah baras me.n faqiirii aur amiirii kii buu nahii.n jaatii

बारह बरस में फ़क़ीरी और अमीरी की बू नहीं जाती•بارَہ بَرَس میں فَقِیرْی اَور اَمِیری کی بُو نَہِیں جاتی

Proverb

बारह बरस में फ़क़ीरी और अमीरी की बू नहीं जाती के हिंदी अर्थ

चस्का या लत बहुत दिनों के पश्चात छूटती है

بارَہ بَرَس میں فَقِیرْی اَور اَمِیری کی بُو نَہِیں جاتی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

عادت بہت عرصے کے بعد چھوٹتی ہے

Urdu meaning of baarah baras me.n faqiirii aur amiirii kii buu nahii.n jaatii

Roman
Urdu

aadat bahut arse ke baad chhuuTtii hai

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abhimaan

pride, respect

abhimaan karnaa

behave proudly and haughtily

abhimaan galaanaa

to bring down (one's) pride, to humble, to get rid of (one's own) pride

abhimaan miTaanaa

bring down one's pride, humiliate

abhimaanii

proud, arrogant, conceited

abhiimaan

arrogance, self-conceit, haughtiness, vanity

abhii mu.nh se raal bahtii hai

بچہ ہے ، ناسجھ ہے

abhii mu.nh se duudh kii buu aatii hai

ہنوز نادان بچے ہیں، کچھ تجربہ نہیں رکھتے، کم عقل لونڈے ہیں

abhii mu.nh kii daal nahii.n jha.Dii

ہنوز نادان بچے ہیں، کچھ تجربہ نہیں رکھتے، کم عقل لونڈے ہیں

abhii mu.nh daabiye chulluu bhar chhaTii kaa duudh nikal pa.De

ہنوز نادان بچے ہیں، کچھ تجربہ نہیں رکھتے، کم عقل لونڈے ہیں

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tuGyaanii

तुग़्यानी

طُغْیانی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flood, overflowing

[ Shahbaz Khan ne Masum Khan ko shikast di nadi-nalon aur dariyaon ki tughyani par kuchh khayal na kia ]

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darham-barham

दरहम-बरहम

دَرْہَم بَرْہَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

disorganize, disarranged, confound, jumble

[ Musladhar barish ki wajah se mamul ki zindagi darham-barham ho gayi ]

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jaanashiin

जानशीन

جانَشِین

Origin : Persian

Noun

heir, successor

[ Lenin ke marne ke baad Stalin uska janashin bana ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a convent, monastery for Sufis

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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jauhar

जौहर

جوہر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

secret quality

[ Ladkiyon ka sabse bada jauhar sharm-o-haya hai ]

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abr

अब्र

اَبْر

Origin : Persian

Noun

cloud

[ Abr-aalud asman mein bijli ka chamakna fitri baat hai ]

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shahzaada

शहज़ादा

شَہْزادَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a son of a monarch, prince

[ Badshah ke baad shahzade hi uski takht ke haqdar hote hain ]

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saaniha

सानिहा

سانِحَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

incident, event, occurrence

[ Bhopal gas saniha, Hindustan ka ab tak ka sabse bada san'ati almia (industrial incident) hai ]

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shaandaar

शानदार

شاندار

Origin : Arabic, Persian

Adjective

grand, pompous, stately, dignified, splendid

[ Hamare school ki library bahut shandar hai, jahan har mauzu par kitabein milti 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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