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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

Meaning ofSee meaning bhai.ns ko Dahr, mazduur ko shahr in English, Hindi & Urdu

bhai.ns ko Dahr, mazduur ko shahr

भैंस को डहर, मज़दूर को शहर•بَھینس کو ڈَہْر، مَزدُور کو شَہْر

Proverb

भैंस को डहर, मज़दूर को शहर के हिंदी अर्थ

डहर नशीबी ज़मीन को कहते हैं वहां घास ज़्यादा होती है और मज़दूर को शहर में मज़दूरी ज़्यादा मिलती है

بَھینس کو ڈَہْر، مَزدُور کو شَہْر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

ڈہر نشیبی زمین کو کہتے ہیں وہاں گھاس زیادہ ہوتی ہے اور مزدور کو شہر میں مزدوری زیادہ ملتی ہے .

Urdu meaning of bhai.ns ko Dahr, mazduur ko shahr

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Urdu

Dahar nashiibii zamiin ko kahte hai.n vahaa.n ghaas zyaadaa hotii hai aur mazduur ko shahr me.n mazduurii zyaadaa miltii hai

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halaavat

sweetness

halaavat-chash

मिठास चखनेवाला, स्वाद लेनेवाला, आनन्द उठानेवाला।

halaavat-baKHsh

شیرینی کا مزہ دینے والا

halaavat-pasand

जिसे मिठास प्रिय लगती हो, मिठाई अधिक खानेवाला।

halaavat paanaa

۔مزہ پہانا۔ ؎

hilaavaT

ہلنے کا عمل ، حرکت ، جھلاوٹ ۔

halaavat-e-zabaa.n

अ. फा. स्त्री, बातों का रस, भाषा की मधुरता, कविता का रस और घुलावट ।

halaavat-e-suKHan

बातों की मिठास, बतरस, वार्ता माधुर्य, काव्य-माधुर्य, शाइरी का रस ।

halvaaT

رک : ہروتا ، موسم کی پہلی کاشت

huluvvat

sweetness, pleasantness

be-halaavat

بدذائقہ، بے مزہ، بے لطف

zabaan kii halaavat

زبان کی مٹھاس، زبان کی شیرینی، لُطفِ زبان، زبان کی پاکیزگی و شگفتگی، زبان کا حُسن، الفاظ کا خوبصورت مصرف

futuuh-e-halaavat

(تصوّف) باطن میں درجۂ ایمان کا فروغ

helvetian

سوئٹزر لینڈ کا۔.

helvetic

ہیلویشانی باشندہ

halvaa-e-tar

oily sweet,

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haazir

हाज़िर

حاضِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

present, in attendance

[ Darkhwast-guzar ko adalat mein hazir hona padta hai ]

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behtarii

बेहतरी

بِہْتَری

Origin : Persian

Noun

advantage, welfare, goodness

[ Hamen samaj ki behtari ke liye kaam karna chahiye ]

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peshtar

पेशतर

پیشْتَر

Origin : Persian

Adverb

formerly, before, earlier

[ Mahabharat ki ladai se peshtar hi uske asar nazar ane lage the ]

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sham'

शम'

شَمْع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wax candle, candle, lamp

[ Dipawali ke din har kone mein shama raushan ki jati hai ]

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taa.ir

ताइर

طائِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

winged creature, bird

[ Qarib-e-sham shafaq (Dawn) phuli thi taaer basera le rahe the ]

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jamaa'at

जमा'अत

جَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

association, party

[ Beshtar jama'aton ke rahnuma ek-dusri jamaa'at ke khilaf sakht alfaz ka istimal kar rahe hain ]

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mafaad

मफ़ाद

مَفاد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

interest, benefit, gain

[ Muhabbat mein mafad ki koi jagah nahin hoti ]

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samaa'

समा'

سَماع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

one who listens attentively

[ Taaer (Birds) apni naghma-saraai bhul kar masruf-e-sama hue ]

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haasil

हासिल

حاصِل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

eceived amount, recovered amount, income

[ Auqaf (Donative Assets) ka hasil puri jamaa'at ke mafad par kharch kar dia jata hai ]

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beshtar

बेशतर

بیشتَر

Origin : Persian

Adjective

mostly, for the most part

[ Sailab ki wajah se Purvanchal ka beshtar hissa pani mein doob gaya ]

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