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aaqaa

master, owner, lord, employer,

aaqaa-e-KHaana

guardian, homeowner, landlord, owner, inheritor, successor

aaqaa-e-sharii'at

(Shia jurisprudence) religious scholar, learned person, jurist,

aaqaa-e-'aalii

high master

aaqaa-valii

خداوندنعمت، سرکار، ملازم، اپنے آقا کو کہتے ہیں

aaqaa.iyat

آقا ہونے کی حالت، آقائی

aaqaasii

دیوان خانے کا داروغہ

aaqaa-e-naamdaar

آقا، بڑے امیروں یا افسروں کے متعلق ذکر کرتے ہوئے یا ان کو خطاب کرتے ہوئے کہتے ہیں

aaqaa.ii

leadership, ownership, government, mastership, ownership

jaisaa aaqaa vaisaa naukar

جیسا آقا برا ویسا نوکر، دونوں نالائق

jaise aaqaa vaisaa naukar

رک: جیسا راجہ ویسی پرجا

boltaa chaakar aaqaa ke saamne guu.ngaa

بہت تیز قسم کا آدمی بھی حاکم کے سامنے بھیگی بلی بن جاتا ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning chanDaal na chho.De makkhii, na chho.De baal in English, Hindi & Urdu

chanDaal na chho.De makkhii, na chho.De baal

चंडाल न छोड़े मक्खी, न छोड़े बाल•چَنْڈال نَہ چھوڑے مَکّھی، نَہ چھوڑے بال

Also Read As : sheKH chanDaal, na chho.De makkhii, na chho.De baal

Proverb

चंडाल न छोड़े मक्खी, न छोड़े बाल के हिंदी अर्थ

चंडाल के खाने में से मक्खी या बाल निकल आए तो वो परवाह नहीं करता, हर प्रकार की वस्तु को खा जाता है
ऐसे व्यक्ति के प्रति कहते हैं जो सब कुछ खा जाता है
बहुत खाऊ के लिए तिरस्कारपूर्वक कहते हैं
विशेष • चंडाल= चिंडाल

چَنْڈال نَہ چھوڑے مَکّھی، نَہ چھوڑے بال کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

چنڈال کے کھانے میں سے مکھی یا بال نکل آئے تو وہ پرواہ نہیں کرتا، ہر قسم کی چیز کھا جاتا ہے
ایسے شخص کے لئے کہتے ہیں جو سب کچھ کھا جاتا ہے
بہت کھانے والے کے لیے تذلیل میں کہتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of chanDaal na chho.De makkhii, na chho.De baal

Roman
Urdu

chanDaal ke khaane me.n se makkhii ya baal nikal aa.e to vo parvaah nahii.n kartaa, har kism kii chiiz kha jaataa hai
a.ise shaKhs ke li.e kahte hai.n jo sab kuchh kha jaataa hai
bahut khaane vaale ke li.e tazliil me.n kahte hai.n

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aaqaa

master, owner, lord, employer,

aaqaa-e-KHaana

guardian, homeowner, landlord, owner, inheritor, successor

aaqaa-e-sharii'at

(Shia jurisprudence) religious scholar, learned person, jurist,

aaqaa-e-'aalii

high master

aaqaa-valii

خداوندنعمت، سرکار، ملازم، اپنے آقا کو کہتے ہیں

aaqaa.iyat

آقا ہونے کی حالت، آقائی

aaqaasii

دیوان خانے کا داروغہ

aaqaa-e-naamdaar

آقا، بڑے امیروں یا افسروں کے متعلق ذکر کرتے ہوئے یا ان کو خطاب کرتے ہوئے کہتے ہیں

aaqaa.ii

leadership, ownership, government, mastership, ownership

jaisaa aaqaa vaisaa naukar

جیسا آقا برا ویسا نوکر، دونوں نالائق

jaise aaqaa vaisaa naukar

رک: جیسا راجہ ویسی پرجا

boltaa chaakar aaqaa ke saamne guu.ngaa

بہت تیز قسم کا آدمی بھی حاکم کے سامنے بھیگی بلی بن جاتا ہے

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aaftaab

आफ़ताब

آفْتاب

Origin : Persian

Noun

the sun

[ Aftab ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera chhaa jata hai ]

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hausala

हौसला

حَوصَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, spirit, brio

[ Shyam ek baland-hausla shakhs hai ]

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pinhaa.n

पिंहाँ

پِنْہاں

Origin : Persian

Adjective

hidden, secret, concealed

[ Jadid technology ne bahut se raz-ha-e-pinhan aashkara kar diye ]

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manshuur

मंशूर

مَنْشُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

manifesto, law, constitution

[ Ain-e-Akbar mughal jah-o-jalal, hukumat-o-tamkanat (authority) ka manshur tha aur mughlon ne uske mutabiq khub hukumat ki ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a convent, hospice (Arabicized of khana-gah)

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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zavaal

ज़वाल

زَوال

Origin : Arabic

Noun

decline, decay, fall

[ Angrez Hindustan mein Mughlon ke zawal ka zariya bane ]

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lihaaf

लिहाफ़

لِحاف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilt, counterpane, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

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hanuuz

हनूज़

ہَنُوز

Origin : Persian

Adverb

yet, still, just now, at present, hitherto

[ Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya ne Gayasuddin Tughlaq ke muta'alliq kaha tha 'hunuz dilli dur ast' ]

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Gair

ग़ैर

غَیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adverb

another person, outsider, stranger

[ Tumhara baap aisa nadan nahin hai ki be-puchhe tumhara hath ek ghair aadami ke hath mein de de ]

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Guruub

ग़ुरूब

غُرُوب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

setting (of the sun, moon, etc.), occultation, sunset

[ Suraj ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera ho jata hai ]

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