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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur karnaa

boast, pride (oneself)

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mardaana-Guruur

رک : مرادنہ تبختر ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

ram-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر، گھمنڈی۔

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

Meaning ofSee meaning but-e-'ishva-gar in English, Hindi & Urdu

but-e-'ishva-gar

बुत-ए-'इश्वा-गर•بُتِ عِشْوَہ گَر

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English meaning of but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

Sher Examples

chashm-e-siyāh mast nigah mast aap mast

piitā hai dil-lagī ko but-e-ishva-gar sharāb

chashm-e-siyah mast nigah mast aap mast

pita hai dil-lagi ko but-e-ishwa-gar sharab

Meer Mehdi Majrooh

mirī be-kasī pe tirī nazar na paḌī jab ai but-e-ishva-gar

vo jo terā ahd-e-shabāb thā so vo ain josh-e-bahār thā

meri be-kasi pe teri nazar na paDi jab ai but-e-ishwa-gar

wo jo tera ahd-e-shabab tha so wo ain josh-e-bahaar tha

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Urdu meaning of but-e-'ishva-gar

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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur karnaa

boast, pride (oneself)

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mardaana-Guruur

رک : مرادنہ تبختر ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

ram-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر، گھمنڈی۔

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

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faraaGat

फ़राग़त

فَراغَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

leisure, respite

[ Ilm zindagi ke akhiri lamha tak hasil kiya jata hai usse faraghat nahin ]

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mo'jiza

मो'जिज़ा

مُعْجِزَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

in contradistinction to karamat, which is a miracle performed by a saint

[ Pagal aadami ko thik kar ke buzurg faqir ne mujiza kar diya ]

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maziid

मज़ीद

مزید

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

more, additional, further

[ Hindustani railway nizam ko aur mazid mazbut kiya jayega ]

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hamdardii

हमदर्दी

ہَمْدَرْدی

Origin : Persian

Noun

sympathy, empathy, condolence

[ Insaniyat-pasand log sada dosron ke tayin hamdardi rakhte hain ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protest, criticism

[ achchha kaam karne ke lie kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahie ]

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farha.ng

फ़रहंग

فَرْہَنگ

Origin : Persian

Noun

dictionary, lexicon

[ Uske rumuz-o-kinaya (Signs) ke liye farhang dekhne ki zarurat nahin tarikh dekhne ki zarurat hai ]

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mohlat

मोहलत

مُہلَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

retarding, delay, procrastination, dilatoriness

[ Ain waqt par aur muqarrara muhlat ke andar kaam se faraghat hasil karo ]

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mo'tamad

मो'तमद

مُعْتَمَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

trustworthy, reliable, confidential

[ Mazid itminan ke liye chand mutamad log girje ke bahar khade kar diye gaye ]

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sadaa

सदा

سَدا

Origin : Sanskrit

Adverb

always, ever, perpetually

[ Bhukkad adami ko sada kuchh na kuchh khane ko chahiye ]

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KHuub-ruu

ख़ूब-रू

خُوب رُو

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

beautiful, handsome, pretty, lovely

[ Mahboob 'khoob-ru' ho na ho chaahane waalo ko Khoob-ru nazar aata hai ]

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