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tahqiir

despising, scorn, disdain, contempt, humiliation, insult

tahqiir-aamez

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

tahqiir-e-Gam

scorn, disdain of sorrow

tahqiir-e-'adaalat

contempt of court, disobedience of any judgement or a decree of a court or a willful breach of any undertaking given to a court

tahqiiraana

insulting, humiliating, scornful

KHanda-e-tahqiir

a smirk

huruuf-e-tasGiir-o-tahqiir

(قواعد) وہ کلمات جو حقارت کے اظہار کے لیے بولتے ہیں. جیسے : چھی ، خے ، پھٹ ، دھت ، ترے کی .

tho.D-dilaa

رک : تھڑ دلا.

thu.D-dilaa

coward, sissy, sneak, capon, recreant, faintheart

thu.D-dilii

تھڑ دلا (رک) کی تانیث ، بزدل ؛ کنجوس کم حوصلہ ، پست ہمت.

thu.D-dilaapan

کنجوسی ، بخل ، تنگ نظری یا تنگ دلی کا عمل.

Meaning ofSee meaning ba.De bol kaa sir niichaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

ba.De bol kaa sir niichaa

बड़े बोल का सिर नीचा•بَڑے بول کا سِر نِیچا

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English meaning of ba.De bol kaa sir niichaa

  • pride goes before a fall, those who are boastful are finally humiliated

बड़े बोल का सिर नीचा के हिंदी अर्थ

  • अभिमानी को रुसवा होना पड़ता है, ग़ुरूर से बड़ा बोल बोलने वाले को रुसवा होना पड़ता है

بَڑے بول کا سِر نِیچا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • غرور وار شیخی سے بڑ ا بول بولنے والے کو رسوا ہونا پڑتا ہے

Urdu meaning of ba.De bol kaa sir niichaa

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  • Urdu

  • Garuur vaar shekhii se ba.Daa bol bolne vaale ko rusvaa honaa pa.Dtaa hai

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tahqiir

despising, scorn, disdain, contempt, humiliation, insult

tahqiir-aamez

Contemptuous, derogatory, derogative, depriciatory.

tahqiir-e-Gam

scorn, disdain of sorrow

tahqiir-e-'adaalat

contempt of court, disobedience of any judgement or a decree of a court or a willful breach of any undertaking given to a court

tahqiiraana

insulting, humiliating, scornful

KHanda-e-tahqiir

a smirk

huruuf-e-tasGiir-o-tahqiir

(قواعد) وہ کلمات جو حقارت کے اظہار کے لیے بولتے ہیں. جیسے : چھی ، خے ، پھٹ ، دھت ، ترے کی .

tho.D-dilaa

رک : تھڑ دلا.

thu.D-dilaa

coward, sissy, sneak, capon, recreant, faintheart

thu.D-dilii

تھڑ دلا (رک) کی تانیث ، بزدل ؛ کنجوس کم حوصلہ ، پست ہمت.

thu.D-dilaapan

کنجوسی ، بخل ، تنگ نظری یا تنگ دلی کا عمل.

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diidaar

दीदार

.

دِیدار

Origin : Persian
Noun

sight, view, meeting with beloved

[ Ashiq ke liye mahboob ka didar hi sab kuchh hai ]

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narGa

नर्ग़ा

.

نَرغَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun

ring or circle round a quarry (man or animal)

[ Shikar ko qabu mein lane ke liye shikari ek halqa bana lete hain aur use nargha kahte hain ]

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raqiib

रक़ीब

.

رَقِیب

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

rival or competitor

[ Hatmi (definite) muqable mein do hi ham-sar yaa raqib pahunchte hain ]

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fariiza

फ़रीज़ा

.

فَرِیضَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

liability, responsibility

[ Mu'ashare ka fariza ashkhas (People) ki taraqqi hai ]

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

.

تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

violence, oppression

[ Tashaddud se koyi masla hal nahin hota lekin har taraf tashaddud ka hi raaj hai ]

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nuKHust

नुख़ुस्त

.

نُخُسْت

Origin : Persian
Adjective

principal, the first

[ Roz-e-nukhust se hi Hindustan khud-inhisari ki taraf gamzan hai ]

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munashshiyaat

मुनश्शियात

.

مُنَشِّیات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

Intoxicating drinks or drugs, intoxicants

[ Malesiyai police ne munashshiyat ka dhanda karne wale ek giroh ko pakda ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

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مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Ye mu'allim ka fariza hai ki jo kuchh janta hai use apne shagirdon ko muntaqil kar de ]

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nashv-o-numaa

नश्व-ओ-नुमा

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نَشو و نُما

Origin : Arabic
Noun

growth, development, increase

[ Naujawani ki umr talimi idaron aur talim se ibarat hoti hai unki zehni salahiyaton ki nashu-o-numa karna asatiza ka kaam hai ]

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nadaamat

नदामत

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نَدامَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

shame

[ Yusuf ke muamle mein baap se kis qadr nadamat ho rahi hai ]

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