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iKHtilaat

friendship, amity

iKHtilaat-ul-'aql

(طب) عقل خراب ہوجانے کی کیفیت ، بے عقلی جو جنون کی حد تک نہ پہنچی ہو، خبطی پن

iKHtilaat kii KHuubii

وہ بے تکلفی جو تکلیف دہ ہو جائے

iKHtilaatii

اختلاط (رک) سے منسوب.

KHush-iKHtilaat

اچّھی صُحبت ، اچّھی دوستی .

dogaana-iKHtilaat

(حیاتیات) مکرر جنسی ملاپ ، دہرا اختلاط .

kam-iKHtilaat

दे. ‘कम आमेज़' ।।

majlisii-iKHtilaat

لوگوں سے ربط ضبط ، میل جول ، تعلق ؛ بے تکلفی کی ملاقات ۔

garam-iKHtilaat

warmth of friendship, strong attachment, close companionship, intimacy

garm-e-iKHtilaat

ardent for attachment, companionship

rabt-o-iKHtilaat

تعلق ، میل جول ، سماجی طور پر تعلق قائم ہونا ، سِلسلہ.

Meaning ofSee meaning bandar kyaa jaane adrak kaa maza in English, Hindi & Urdu

bandar kyaa jaane adrak kaa maza

बंदर क्या जाने अदरक का मज़ा•بَنْدَر کیا جانے اَدرَک کا مَزَہ

Proverb

बंदर क्या जाने अदरक का मज़ा के हिंदी अर्थ

साधारण व्यक्ति उत्तम की वस्तुओं का महत्व नहीं जानता, साधारण पहचान वाले को मुल्यवान वस्तु की क्या पहचान हो सकती है
उदाहरण • रुपा...आइशा तो ऐसा लाजवाब खाना बनाती है कि क्या कहने,....मगर बंदर क्या जाने आदि का स्वाद।

بَنْدَر کیا جانے اَدرَک کا مَزَہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

معمولی آدمی اعلیٰ درجے کی چیزوں کی حیثیت نہیں جانتا، ناقدر شناس کو بڑی نعمت کی کیا قدر ہو سکتی ہے
مثال • جس کو حاشیہ بوسی بساط قرب کی میسر نہیں ہوئی وہ بعد کے خوف سے کیوں رونے لگا تھا بموجب مثل مشہور ہے بندر کیا جانے ادرک کا سواد۔ • روپا ۔ ۔ ۔ عائشہ تو ایسا لاجواب کھانا بناتی ہے کہ کیا کہنے ، ۔ ۔ ۔ مگر بندر کیا جانے ادرک کا مزہ۔

Urdu meaning of bandar kyaa jaane adrak kaa maza

Roman
Urdu

maamuulii aadamii aalaa darje kii chiizo.n kii haisiyat nahii.n jaantaa, naaqadr shanaas ko ba.Dii neamat kii kyaa qadar saktii huy

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iKHtilaat

friendship, amity

iKHtilaat-ul-'aql

(طب) عقل خراب ہوجانے کی کیفیت ، بے عقلی جو جنون کی حد تک نہ پہنچی ہو، خبطی پن

iKHtilaat kii KHuubii

وہ بے تکلفی جو تکلیف دہ ہو جائے

iKHtilaatii

اختلاط (رک) سے منسوب.

KHush-iKHtilaat

اچّھی صُحبت ، اچّھی دوستی .

dogaana-iKHtilaat

(حیاتیات) مکرر جنسی ملاپ ، دہرا اختلاط .

kam-iKHtilaat

दे. ‘कम आमेज़' ।।

majlisii-iKHtilaat

لوگوں سے ربط ضبط ، میل جول ، تعلق ؛ بے تکلفی کی ملاقات ۔

garam-iKHtilaat

warmth of friendship, strong attachment, close companionship, intimacy

garm-e-iKHtilaat

ardent for attachment, companionship

rabt-o-iKHtilaat

تعلق ، میل جول ، سماجی طور پر تعلق قائم ہونا ، سِلسلہ.

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sharm

शर्म

شَرْم

Origin : Persian

Noun

honour, esteem, reputation

[ Naukar jo ye jane ki mujhe khawind (Husband) pahachanta hai to use kam mein sharm aati hai ]

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maGruur

मग़रूर

مَغْرُور

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

vain, arrogant

[ Maghrur shakhs muashare ke liye lanat hote hain ]

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Gurbat

ग़ुर्बत

غُرْبَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

poverty, indigence, destitution

[ Krishn Chand ko aurat, jawani, chandni-raat se hi muhabbat nahin balki ghurbat se bhi ek manfi qism ka ishq hai ]

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laa'nat

ला'नत

لَعْنَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

disgrace

[ Gurbat khwah jism ki ho khwah jaan ki ek laanat hai ]

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mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

society

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

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reshmii

रेशमी

ریشمی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

bright and soften like silk, like: silky hair

[ Bhagalpuri reshmi sadiyan bahut mash.hur hain ]

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KHaavind

ख़ाविंद

خاوِنْد

Origin : Persian

Noun

husband

[ Nauzaida (Newborn) ko kajal lgane ka neg khawind ki bahan anjam deti hai ]

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diivaana

दीवाना

دِیوانَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

(Metaphorically) mad, insane, frenzied

[ Majnun laila ke ishq mein divana ho gaya tha ]

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zulf

ज़ुल्फ़

زُلْف

Origin : Persian

Noun

ringlet, lock, tress

[ Shaer ne lambe balon wali aurat ke zulfon ko ghanghor ghata ke manind thahraya ]

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afsaana

अफ़्साना

اَفْسانَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

short story, fiction, tale, romance

[ Adab (Literature) mein afsana ko ek khas ahmiyat hasil hai ]

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