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faziilat

eminence, greatness, mastery

faziilat honaa

سبقت ہونا، برتری ہونا، فوقیت ہونا

faziilat-ma.aab

نہایت بزرگی والا ، اعلیٰ مرتبے کا ، صاحبِ فضل .

faziilat-ma.aabii

بڑا بزرگ یا عالم و فاضل ہونا.

faziilat kaa vaqt

وہ وقت جس میں کسی عبادت کا ادا کرنا افضل ہو.

faziilat le jaanaa

سبقت کے جانا ، فائق ہونا ، برتری حاصل کرنا.

faziilat kii pag.Dii

turban

faziilat kaa tamGa

وہ تمغہ جو کسی علمی امتحان کے پاس کرنے کی سند میں دیا جائے ، ڈپلوما ، لیاقت کی سند ، سرٹیفکٹ ، میڈل

faziilat kii pag.Dii baa.ndhnaa

فضیلت حاصل کرنا ، عالم ہونا ، فاضل ہونا ، فاضل ہونے کا تغمہ یا سند حاصل کرنا

vaqt-e-faziilat

a time considered best for offering Namaz prayers

dastaar-e-faziilat

ceremony of tying turban as an indication of a Sufi's coronation as spiritual guide

masnad-e-faziilat

seat of honour

yakka-taaz-e-faziilat

فضیلت میں سب سے آگے ؛ مراد : آنحضرت صلی اﷲ علیہ وسلم ۔

taalibaan-e-faziilat-e-gustaar

عالم اور نیک آدمی

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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faziilat

eminence, greatness, mastery

faziilat honaa

سبقت ہونا، برتری ہونا، فوقیت ہونا

faziilat-ma.aab

نہایت بزرگی والا ، اعلیٰ مرتبے کا ، صاحبِ فضل .

faziilat-ma.aabii

بڑا بزرگ یا عالم و فاضل ہونا.

faziilat kaa vaqt

وہ وقت جس میں کسی عبادت کا ادا کرنا افضل ہو.

faziilat le jaanaa

سبقت کے جانا ، فائق ہونا ، برتری حاصل کرنا.

faziilat kii pag.Dii

turban

faziilat kaa tamGa

وہ تمغہ جو کسی علمی امتحان کے پاس کرنے کی سند میں دیا جائے ، ڈپلوما ، لیاقت کی سند ، سرٹیفکٹ ، میڈل

faziilat kii pag.Dii baa.ndhnaa

فضیلت حاصل کرنا ، عالم ہونا ، فاضل ہونا ، فاضل ہونے کا تغمہ یا سند حاصل کرنا

vaqt-e-faziilat

a time considered best for offering Namaz prayers

dastaar-e-faziilat

ceremony of tying turban as an indication of a Sufi's coronation as spiritual guide

masnad-e-faziilat

seat of honour

yakka-taaz-e-faziilat

فضیلت میں سب سے آگے ؛ مراد : آنحضرت صلی اﷲ علیہ وسلم ۔

taalibaan-e-faziilat-e-gustaar

عالم اور نیک آدمی

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asaas

असास

اَساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

base, foundation, ground

[ Aati-jati saans hi zindagi ki asas hai ]

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ras

रस

رَس

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

juice, syrup, essence

[ Ganne ka ras yarqan (jaundice) mein bahut mufeed hai ]

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shaadaab

शादाब

شاداب

Origin : Persian

Adjective

blooming green, green, verdant

[ Bahar bagh ka shadab manzar vazeh taur par nazar aa raha hai ]

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pyaas

प्यास

پِیاس

Origin : Hindi

Noun

desire to drink, thirst

[ Sakht pyas mein ret bhi pani nazar aata hai ]

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udaas

उदास

اُداس

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

sad, sorrowful

[ Sailab mein hazaron janen gayin yahi gham har dil ko udas karne ko kafi tha ]

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jasaarat

जसारत

جَسارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, boldness, bravery

[ Zalim hakim ke samne sach kahna bhi badi jasarat ka kaam hai ]

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shabaab

शबाब

شَباب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acme, zenith

[ Is saal February mahine mein bhi sardi shabab par hai ]

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jaras

जरस

جَرَس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gong or bell rung to signal the departure of a caravan

[ Registan mein guzarte huye qafile ki jaras ki awaz achchhi bhi lagti hai ]

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

مُفِید

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

useful, beneficial

[ Pudine ki pattiyan pet ke liye bahut mufid hoti hain ]

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sharaab

शराब

شَراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wine, liquor

[ Sharab ke khilaf lakh propagande hon lekin iski tijarat bahut nafa-bakhsh hai isliye yah kabhi band nahin ki ja sakti ]

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