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Gurbat

travelling (to foreign countries), going abroad, emigration, being far from (one's) home or native country, the state or condition of a stranger, or foreigner, or exile

Gurbat-zada

impoverished, indigent, migrant, poor

Gurbat-diida

one who has seen or experienced exile or poverty

Gurbat-pasand

وطن سے دُوری کو پسند کرنے والا ، مسافرت کا شوقین .

Gurbat-andar-vatan

(تصوّف) وہ حالت جب انسان صفاتِ خدا میں محو ہو کر صفاتِ بشری سے علیحدہ ہو جاتا ہے

Gurbat-nasiib

those in exile, the one who away from home town, the one who has suffered by travelling trouble

Gurbat-zadagii

अ. फा. स्त्री.बेवतनी, परदेस में होना, निर्धनता, कंगाली।

dasht-e-Gurbat

wilderness of poverty, exile

shaam-e-Gurbat

the evening that passed in travel, the evening that passed in exile, metaphorically: hard time, the trouble time

Meaning ofSee meaning dayaar-e-Gair in English, Hindi & Urdu

dayaar-e-Gair

दयार-ए-ग़ैर•دَیارِ غَیر

Vazn : 12221

English meaning of dayaar-e-Gair

Persian, Arabic - Noun, Masculine

  • alien soil, foreign land

Sher Examples

dayār-e-ġhair meñ luTte to koī baat na thī

luTe vatan meñ to sadma huā na jaane kyuuñ

dayar-e-ghair mein luTte to koi baat na thi

luTe watan mein to sadma hua na jaane kyun

Shahab Lakhnavi

दयार-ए-ग़ैर के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

  • दूसरा मुलक का, दूसरों का देश, अंजान जगह, परदेस

دَیارِ غَیر کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - اسم، مذکر

  • دوسرا ملک، انجان جگہ، پردیس

Urdu meaning of dayaar-e-Gair

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  • Urdu

  • duusraa mulak, anjaan jagah, pardes

Antonyms of dayaar-e-Gair

par-shahr des pardes bides ajnabii

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Gurbat

travelling (to foreign countries), going abroad, emigration, being far from (one's) home or native country, the state or condition of a stranger, or foreigner, or exile

Gurbat-zada

impoverished, indigent, migrant, poor

Gurbat-diida

one who has seen or experienced exile or poverty

Gurbat-pasand

وطن سے دُوری کو پسند کرنے والا ، مسافرت کا شوقین .

Gurbat-andar-vatan

(تصوّف) وہ حالت جب انسان صفاتِ خدا میں محو ہو کر صفاتِ بشری سے علیحدہ ہو جاتا ہے

Gurbat-nasiib

those in exile, the one who away from home town, the one who has suffered by travelling trouble

Gurbat-zadagii

अ. फा. स्त्री.बेवतनी, परदेस में होना, निर्धनता, कंगाली।

dasht-e-Gurbat

wilderness of poverty, exile

shaam-e-Gurbat

the evening that passed in travel, the evening that passed in exile, metaphorically: hard time, the trouble time

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laziiz

लज़ीज़

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لَذِیذ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

delicious, tasty, savoury

[ Rukhsat ke waqt mezban unhen laziz khanon ka packet pesh karta hai ki agle roz itminan se nosh farmayen ]

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baa'is

बा'इस

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باعِث

Origin : Arabic
Noun

cause, reason, motive

[ Panchayat ka faisla na manne ke baais ganv walon ne Zaid ka huqqa-pani band kar diya ]

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falak

फ़लक

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فَلَک

Origin : Arabic
Noun

sky, sphere

[ Zamin par baithe-baithe falak aur ajram-e-falaki (heavenly bodies) se naata-rishta unhone joda ]

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'aazim

'आज़िम

.

عازِم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

determined, bound (for a place)

[ Jang khatm hone par ye Chatagang mein hathiyar dalne ke bajaye aazim-e-Barma huye ]

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shah-maat

शह-मात

.

شَہ مات

Origin : Persian
Noun

checkmate

[ Badshah jo shatranj mein rukh mang raha tha Padmawat ka rukhsar dekhte hi shah-maat ho gayaa ]

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vaaris

वारिस

.

وارِث

Origin : Arabic
Noun

successor, inheritor

[ Iran ki Badshahat muddaton waris ko tarasti rahi lekin jab waris hua to takht na raha ]

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tifl

तिफ़्ल

.

طِفْل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

infant, child

[ Musailma ne dawa kiya tha ki meri tasdiq (attestation) par har tifl gawahi dega ]

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KHalaa-baaz

ख़ला-बाज़

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خَلا باز

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

astronaut, space traveler

[ Pahli parwaz ke baad ab muta.addid (many) khalaabaz khala (space) mein parwaz karenge ]

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habiib

हबीब

.

حَبِیب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

friend

[ Mushkil waqt mein aziz aur habib hi kaam aate hain ]

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rahnumaa

रहनुमा

.

رَہْنُما

Origin : Persian
Adjective

guide, leader

[ Sabhi rahnumaon ki ye koshish hoti hai ki wo siyasi daud mein pichhde nahin ]

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