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dekhaa kare

(کلمۂ تمنا): کسی چیز کی تعریف میں کہتے ہیں، مطلب یہ ہے کہ جس کے دیکھنےسے کبھی جی سیر نہ ہو.

shakl dekhaa kare

حیران ہو جائے

kare Daa.Dhii vaalaa pak.Daa jaa.e muuchho.n vaalaa

کسی کا قصور اور کوئی ملزم، کرے کوئی اور پکڑا جائے کوئی

kare Daa.Dhii vaala pak.Daa jaa.e muunacho.n vaalaa

one does the harm another gets the blame

kare daa.Dhii vaalaa paka.Daa jaa.e muuchho.n

one does the harm another gets the blame

kare daa.Dhii vaalaa pak.Daa jaa.e muu.nchho.n vaalaa

one does the harm another gets the blame

bail na kuudaa, kuudii gaun, ye tamaashaa dekhe kaun

جب کوئی امید خلاف کام کرے یا بے موقع بات کرے تو کہتے ہیں

bhai.ns na kuudii kuudii gaun, ye tamaashaa dekhe kaun

رک : بیل نہ کودا کودی گون الخ.

aa.nkho.n se kau.Dii nahii.n dekhii hai

سخت غریب ہے، سخت محتاج ہے

jaisaa dekhe gaa.nv kii riit taisan kare log se priit

رک: جیسا دیس ویسا بھیس ؛ جیسے لوگ ہوں ویسا ان سے برتاؤ کرے.

panDait pothii baa.nchte mullaa pa.Dhe qur.aan log dikhaa vo laakh karo naa miliye bhagvaan

پوتھیاں یا قرآن پڑھنے یا مذہب کی باتوں کے دکھاوے سے خدا نہیں ملتا

Meaning ofSee meaning dekhaa kare in English, Hindi & Urdu

dekhaa kare

देखा करे•دیکھا کَرے

Phrase

देखा करे के हिंदी अर्थ

(इच्छा उक्ति) किसी वस्तु की प्रशंसा में कहते हैं, किसी चीज़ की तारीफ़ में कहते हैं, मतलब ये है कि जिस के देखने से कभी जी न भरे

دیکھا کَرے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(کلمۂ تمنا): کسی چیز کی تعریف میں کہتے ہیں، مطلب یہ ہے کہ جس کے دیکھنےسے کبھی جی سیر نہ ہو.

Urdu meaning of dekhaa kare

Roman
Urdu

(kalmaa-e-tamannaa)ha kisii chiiz kii taariif me.n kahte hain, matlab ye hai ki jis ke dekhne se kabhii jii sair na ho

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dekhaa kare

(کلمۂ تمنا): کسی چیز کی تعریف میں کہتے ہیں، مطلب یہ ہے کہ جس کے دیکھنےسے کبھی جی سیر نہ ہو.

shakl dekhaa kare

حیران ہو جائے

kare Daa.Dhii vaalaa pak.Daa jaa.e muuchho.n vaalaa

کسی کا قصور اور کوئی ملزم، کرے کوئی اور پکڑا جائے کوئی

kare Daa.Dhii vaala pak.Daa jaa.e muunacho.n vaalaa

one does the harm another gets the blame

kare daa.Dhii vaalaa paka.Daa jaa.e muuchho.n

one does the harm another gets the blame

kare daa.Dhii vaalaa pak.Daa jaa.e muu.nchho.n vaalaa

one does the harm another gets the blame

bail na kuudaa, kuudii gaun, ye tamaashaa dekhe kaun

جب کوئی امید خلاف کام کرے یا بے موقع بات کرے تو کہتے ہیں

bhai.ns na kuudii kuudii gaun, ye tamaashaa dekhe kaun

رک : بیل نہ کودا کودی گون الخ.

aa.nkho.n se kau.Dii nahii.n dekhii hai

سخت غریب ہے، سخت محتاج ہے

jaisaa dekhe gaa.nv kii riit taisan kare log se priit

رک: جیسا دیس ویسا بھیس ؛ جیسے لوگ ہوں ویسا ان سے برتاؤ کرے.

panDait pothii baa.nchte mullaa pa.Dhe qur.aan log dikhaa vo laakh karo naa miliye bhagvaan

پوتھیاں یا قرآن پڑھنے یا مذہب کی باتوں کے دکھاوے سے خدا نہیں ملتا

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maa'shuuq

मा'शूक़

مَعْشُوق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beloved, sweetheart

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viiraan

वीरान

وِیْران

Origin : Persian

Adjective

ruined, deserted, waste, deserted, desolate place, lonely

[ Laila ki mohabbat men Qias viran ilaqe mein akele ghuma karta tha ]

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mavaaqe'

मवाक़े'

مَواقِع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

occasions, events, opportunities

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farefta

फ़रेफ़्ता

فَریفْتَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

attracted to, deluded, seduced, infatuated

[ Krishn ki bansuri sun kar Gokul ke bashinde farefta ho gaye ]

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qibla

क़िबला

قِبْلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

polite form of address to a man

[ Qibla ek baat bataiye Gandhiji ke sath ek bakri bhi to thi ]

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fursat

फ़ुर्सत

فُرْصَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a time, opportunity, occasion

[ Sumaiya ko din-bhar chulha-chauka se fursat nahin milti ]

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bad-havaas

बद-हवास

بَد حَواس

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

stunned, confounded

[ Pagal kutte ke achanak kaat lene se Nik.hat bad-hawas ho gai ]

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KHvaahishaat

ख़्वाहिशात

خواہِشات

Origin : Persian

Noun

desires, wishes

[ Yaum-e-paidaish ke mauqa par aziz-o-aqairb nek khwahishat ka paigham irsal karte hain ]

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mu.addab

मुअद्दब

مؤدَّب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

respectful, reverential

[ Muaddab bachche sab ke dil mein apni jagah bana lete hain ]

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aazurda

आज़ुर्दा

آزُرْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

distressed, depressed, sad

[ Apnon ki bewafayi dil ko aazurda kar deti hai ]

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