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tatviil

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tatviil-e-laa-taa.il

unnecessary prolongation

tatviilii

طول دیا ہوا ، لمبے عرصے کا (تراکیب میں مستعمل).

tatviilii-ta'aamul

طویل ردعمل .

tataavul

extention, length

tatavvul

پھیلائو ، لمبا کرنے یا ہونے کا عمل .

tataavul karnaa

بلند کرنا، دراز کرنا، (عمارت وغیرہ کو) اون٘چا بنانا

TaTaavalii

name of a bird

TeTvaa lenaa

گلا دبانا، خاموش کردینا.

dast-e-tataavul daraaz karnaa

show high-handedness (towards someone), behave atrociously, act wrongfully or tyrannically

dast-e-tataavul

the tyrant hand

Meaning ofSee meaning daasii karam kumhaar se niiche in English, Hindi & Urdu

daasii karam kumhaar se niiche

दासी करम कुम्हार से नीचे•داسی کرم کمھار سے نیچے

Also Read As : daasii karam kahaar se niiche

Proverb

दासी करम कुम्हार से नीचे के हिंदी अर्थ

नौकर का काम कुम्हार के कैम से भी नीच अर्थात सब से अधम काम है, नौकरी का काम सब से बुरा होता है

داسی کرم کمھار سے نیچے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نوکر کا کام کمھار کے کام سے بھی کم تر یعنی سب سے ادنیٰ کام ہے، نوکری کا پیشہ سب سے برا ہوتا ہے

Urdu meaning of daasii karam kumhaar se niiche

Roman
Urdu

naukar ka kaam kumhaar ke kaam se bhii kamtar yaanii sab se adnaa kaam hai, naukarii ka peshaa sab se buraa hotaa hai

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tatviil

meaning & expression: use more words to interpret the purpose of conversation

tatviil-e-laa-taa.il

unnecessary prolongation

tatviilii

طول دیا ہوا ، لمبے عرصے کا (تراکیب میں مستعمل).

tatviilii-ta'aamul

طویل ردعمل .

tataavul

extention, length

tatavvul

پھیلائو ، لمبا کرنے یا ہونے کا عمل .

tataavul karnaa

بلند کرنا، دراز کرنا، (عمارت وغیرہ کو) اون٘چا بنانا

TaTaavalii

name of a bird

TeTvaa lenaa

گلا دبانا، خاموش کردینا.

dast-e-tataavul daraaz karnaa

show high-handedness (towards someone), behave atrociously, act wrongfully or tyrannically

dast-e-tataavul

the tyrant hand

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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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