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balaa.e.n lenaa

touch the sides of someone's head with both hands and then similarly touch one's own head with curled fingers, signifying transfer of all woes and troubles to oneself

laakho.n balaa.e.n lenaa

بہت صدقے قربان ہونا .

aa.nkho.n se balaa.e.n lenaa

اشاروں سے صدقے جانا

mu.nh kii balaa.e.n lenaa

دونوں ہاتھوں سے چہرے یا سر کو چھوتے ہوئے پیار کرنا ؛ نظر ِبد سے محفوظ رہنے کی دعا دینا ۔

chaT-paT balaa.e.n lenaa

اس طرح بلائیں لینا کہ انگلیوں سے چٹخنے کی آواز نکلے

chaTar-chaTar balaa.e.n lenaa

اس طرح بلائیں لینا کہ انگلیاں چٹخنے کی آوازیں دیں، جلدی جلدی بلائیں لینا

chaTaa-chaT balaa.e.n lenaa

رک: چٹ چٹ بلائیں لینا.

haatho.n se balaa.e.n lenaa

بلائیں لینا ، بہت صدقے جانا ۔

chaT chaT balaa.e.n lenaa

put both hands on someone's temples and then crack the finger joints against one's own temple

sar se qadam tak balaa.e.n lenaa

تمام بدن کی بلائیں لینا .

sar se paa.nv tak balaa.e.n lenaa

پورے جسم کی بلائیں لینا

Meaning ofSee meaning balaa.e.n lenaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

balaa.e.n lenaa

बलाएँ लेना•بَلائیں لینا

Idiom

Tags: Feminine Colloquial

English meaning of balaa.e.n lenaa

touch the sides of someone's head with both hands and then similarly touch one's own head with curled fingers, signifying transfer of all woes and troubles to oneself

बलाएँ लेना के हिंदी अर्थ

बलिहारी जाना, वारी जाना, क़ुर्बान होना (स्त्रीयाँ जब किसी संबंधी को प्यार करती हैं या किसी से अधिक प्रसन्न होती हैं तो वह अपने दोनों हाथ उसके सर पर फेर कर अपनी कनपट्टियों पर दोनों हाथों की उँगलियाँ रखकर चटकाती हैं और उससे मुराद होती है कि उसके सर की तमाम बलाऐं हमने अपने सर ले लीं)

بَلائیں لینا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

بلہاری جانا، واری جانا، قربان ہونا (عورتیں جب کسی عزیز کو پیار کرتی ہیں یا کسی سے نہایت خوش ہوتی ہیں، تو وہ اپنے دونوں ہاتھ اس کے سر پر پھیر کر اپنی کنپٹیوں پر دونوں ہاتھوں کی انگلیاں رکھ کر چٹکاتی ہیں اور اس سے مراد ہوتی ہے کہ اس کے سر کی تمام بلائیں ہم نے اپنے سر لے لیں)

Urdu meaning of balaa.e.n lenaa

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Urdu

balihaarii jaana, vaarii jaana, qurbaan honaa (aurte.n jab kisii aziiz ko pyaar kartii hai.n ya kisii se nihaayat Khush hotii hain, to vo apne dono.n haath is ke sar par pher kar apnii kanapaTiyo.n par dono.n haatho.n kii ungaliyaa.n rakh kar chaTkaatii hai.n aur is se muraad hotii hai ki is ke sar kii tamaam bulaa.ai.n ham ne apne sar le le.n

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balaa.e.n lenaa

touch the sides of someone's head with both hands and then similarly touch one's own head with curled fingers, signifying transfer of all woes and troubles to oneself

laakho.n balaa.e.n lenaa

بہت صدقے قربان ہونا .

aa.nkho.n se balaa.e.n lenaa

اشاروں سے صدقے جانا

mu.nh kii balaa.e.n lenaa

دونوں ہاتھوں سے چہرے یا سر کو چھوتے ہوئے پیار کرنا ؛ نظر ِبد سے محفوظ رہنے کی دعا دینا ۔

chaT-paT balaa.e.n lenaa

اس طرح بلائیں لینا کہ انگلیوں سے چٹخنے کی آواز نکلے

chaTar-chaTar balaa.e.n lenaa

اس طرح بلائیں لینا کہ انگلیاں چٹخنے کی آوازیں دیں، جلدی جلدی بلائیں لینا

chaTaa-chaT balaa.e.n lenaa

رک: چٹ چٹ بلائیں لینا.

haatho.n se balaa.e.n lenaa

بلائیں لینا ، بہت صدقے جانا ۔

chaT chaT balaa.e.n lenaa

put both hands on someone's temples and then crack the finger joints against one's own temple

sar se qadam tak balaa.e.n lenaa

تمام بدن کی بلائیں لینا .

sar se paa.nv tak balaa.e.n lenaa

پورے جسم کی بلائیں لینا

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مُتَأثِّر

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فِکْر

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قِسْط

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मक़बरा

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

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इंहिदाम

اِنْہِدام

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فاتِح

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नाक़िद

ناقِد

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वा'इज़

واعِظ

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