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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

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-e-husn

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

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 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 ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

daar-ul-Guruur

فریب اور دھوکے کی جگہ ؛ (مجازاً) دُنیا .

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

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

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

Meaning ofSee meaning dast-e-karam in English, Hindi & Urdu

dast-e-karam

दस्त-ए-करम•دَسْتِ کَرم

Vazn : 2212

English meaning of dast-e-karam

Noun, Masculine

hands of kindness, favouring hands

Sher Examples

kushāda dast-e-karam jab vo be-niyāz kare

niyāz-mand na kyuuñ ājizī pe naaz kare

kushada dast-e-karam jab wo be-niyaz kare

niyaz-mand na kyun aajizi pe naz kare

Allama Iqbal

husn ne dast-e-karam khīñch liyā hai kyā ḳhuub

ab mujhe bhī havas-e-lazzat-e-āzār nahīñ

husn ne dast-e-karam khinch liya hai kya KHub

ab mujhe bhi hawas-e-lazzat-e-azar nahin

Saghar Nizami

haa.e us dast-e-karam hī se mile jaur-o-jafā

mujh ko āġhāz-e-mohabbat hī meñ mar jaanā thā

hae us dast-e-karam hi se mile jaur-o-jafa

mujh ko aaghaz-e-mohabbat hi mein mar jaana tha

Khalilur Rahman Azmi

दस्त-ए-करम के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

वरदहस्त

دَسْتِ کَرم کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

کرم کرنے والا ہاتھ ، مراد : کرم ، بخشش ، مہربانی .

Urdu meaning of dast-e-karam

Roman
Urdu

karam karne vaala haath, muraad ha karam, baKhshish, mehrbaanii

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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

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-e-husn

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

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 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 ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

daar-ul-Guruur

فریب اور دھوکے کی جگہ ؛ (مجازاً) دُنیا .

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

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

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

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chaara-saaz

चारा-साज़

چارَہ ساز

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one who finds a way out (of trouble)

[ Na Hamdam ki jaan-nisari khush kar sakti hai na chara-saaz ki aasman-o-zamin ke qulabe milane wali chizen ]

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muttafiq

मुत्तफ़िक़

مُتَّفِق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

consenting, agreeing

[ Do shakhs aapas mein muttafiq ho kar rozgar ke waste kisi mulk ko chale jate the ]

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KHaadim

ख़ादिम

خادِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

domestic servant, servant

[ Mahapadam Kabir ka khadim tha ]

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ta'aavun

त'आवुन

تَعاوُن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cooperation, mutual aid, assistance

[ Shauhar aur biwi ke bich aapas mein ta'aawun zaruri hai ]

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nisf

निस्फ़

نِصف

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

half

[ Kamod raat ke pahle nisf pahar mein gaya jata hai ]

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sifaaratii

सिफ़ारती

سِفارَتی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

diplomatic

[ Aurangzeb waqt Hind-o-Iran ke sifarati ta'alluqat munqata ho gaye the ]

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nasheman

नशेमन

نَشیمَن

Origin : Persian

Noun

nest, shelter, den, hole

[ Parinde apna nasheman chhod kar nili-nili faza ki wusaton mein hawa ke dosh par udte fir rahe hain ]

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mardum-shumaarii

मर्दुम-शुमारी

مَردُم شُماری

Origin : Persian

Noun

census

[ Mardum-Shumari se aabadi, sharh-e-paidaish, sharh-e-maut waghaira ka pata chalta hai ]

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kaabiina

काबीना

کابِینَہ

Origin : English

Noun

cabinet (of ministers)

[ Walid Saheb kabina mein secretary hain ]

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difaa'ii

दिफ़ा'ई

دِفاعی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

serving for defence, defensive

[ Adliya (Court) mein difaai wakil ne mukhalif fariq (Party) ki dalilon ko be-buniad thahraya ]

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