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hiddat

severity or degree of heat, severity, fury, virulence, poignancy, keenness, acuteness, vehemence

hiddat-e-zehn

intelligence, acumen

hiddat-e-tab'

severity of nature

hiddat-e-nazar

shrewdness, keen observation

hiddat-e-mizaaj

स्वभाव में क्रोध होना, मिज़ाज में गुस्सा होना।

hiddat-e-safraa

पित्त का प्रकोप, सफ़े की तेज़ी।।

had tak

تھوڑا بہت ، کسی قدر ، کچھ نہ کچھ ، (زیادتی کی نفی کے لیے مستعمل ہے ).

hadd-e-taam

(منطق) حدِّ تام وہ معرف ہے جو جنسِ قریب اور فصلِ قریب سے مرکب ہو جیسے انسان کی تعریف حیوان اور ناطق سے .

masarraat-e-hiddat

خوشیاں جونئی چیزوں کو دیکھنے سے پیدا ہوں

aaftaab kii hiddat

دھوپ کی تیزی

Meaning ofSee meaning chhoTe se Gaazii miyaa.n, ba.Dii sii dum in English, Hindi & Urdu

chhoTe se Gaazii miyaa.n, ba.Dii sii dum

छोटे से ग़ाज़ी मियाँ, बड़ी सी दुम•چھوٹے سے غازی میاں، بَڑی سی دُم

Proverb

छोटे से ग़ाज़ी मियाँ, बड़ी सी दुम के हिंदी अर्थ

साधारण स्थिति का परंतु ख़र्चे अधिक, छोटी डील और लंबी दाढ़ी
लड़कों से हँसी में उस समय कहते हैं जब वह कोई बहुत ढीला ढाला वस्त्र पहन लेते हैं

چھوٹے سے غازی میاں، بَڑی سی دُم کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

معمولی حیثیت کا مگر اخراجات زیادہ، چھوٹا قد اور لمبی داڑھی
مزاحاََ لڑکوں سے اس وقت کہتے ہیں جب وہ کوئی بہت ڈھیلا ڈھالا کپڑا پہن لیتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of chhoTe se Gaazii miyaa.n, ba.Dii sii dum

Roman
Urdu

maamuulii haisiyat ka magar aKhraajaat zyaadaa, chhoTaa qad aur lambii daa.Dhii
mazaa ha la.Dko.n se is vaqt kahte hai.n jab vo ko.ii bahut Dhiilaa Dhaalaa kap.Daa pahan lete hai.n

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hiddat

severity or degree of heat, severity, fury, virulence, poignancy, keenness, acuteness, vehemence

hiddat-e-zehn

intelligence, acumen

hiddat-e-tab'

severity of nature

hiddat-e-nazar

shrewdness, keen observation

hiddat-e-mizaaj

स्वभाव में क्रोध होना, मिज़ाज में गुस्सा होना।

hiddat-e-safraa

पित्त का प्रकोप, सफ़े की तेज़ी।।

had tak

تھوڑا بہت ، کسی قدر ، کچھ نہ کچھ ، (زیادتی کی نفی کے لیے مستعمل ہے ).

hadd-e-taam

(منطق) حدِّ تام وہ معرف ہے جو جنسِ قریب اور فصلِ قریب سے مرکب ہو جیسے انسان کی تعریف حیوان اور ناطق سے .

masarraat-e-hiddat

خوشیاں جونئی چیزوں کو دیکھنے سے پیدا ہوں

aaftaab kii hiddat

دھوپ کی تیزی

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'adliya

'अदलिया

عَدْلِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

judiciary

[ Adliya ka kaam sirf mujrimon ko sazaa dena nahin balki masoomon ko bachana bhi hai ]

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e'tiraaf

ए'तिराफ़

اِعْتِراف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

recognition, avowal, admission, confession

[ Aqlmand insan apni kamzoriyon ka etiraf kar ke unhein door karne ki koshish karta hai ]

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fariiq

फ़रीक़

فَرِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

party, company

[ Wakil ne mukhalif fariq ke gawah ko apni taraf mila liya hai ]

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taqriib

तक़रीब

تَقْرِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ceremony, rite

[ Barish nahin hone ke sabab log mazhabi taqrib ka ehtimam karte hain ]

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shams

शम्स

شَمْس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the sun

[ Chaudahvin ki raat mein chaand pure taab ke sath shams ke manind tariki ko maat de raha tha ]

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'alaahida

'अलाहिदा

عَلاحِدَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

separate, apart (from)

[ Football aur cricket donon alahida khel hian, magar duniya bar mein mashhoor hain ]

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shahriyat

शहरियत

شَہْرِیَت

Origin : Persian

Noun

citizenship, nationality

[ Dubai ne sabse zyada shahriyat Hind-Nazhad logon ko di hai ]

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hidaayat

हिदायत

ہِدایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

guidance, direction

[ Chaprasi hakim ke zariye hidayat-shuda kamon ko badi tezi ze nipta raha hai ]

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qamar

क़मर

قَمَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the moon

[ Urdu shaeri ki istilah (term) mein mahbub ko qamar se bhi tashbih di jati hai ]

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nazhaad

नझ़ाद

نَژاد

Origin : Persian

Noun

used in compound as suffix, i.e.: Hind-Nazhad, aali nazhad

[ Doctor Qadir Khan ne ek Dutch-nazad khatun se shadi ki thi ]

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