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diida-e-kor

blind, (met.) dim-witted

nuur-e-diida-e-kor

بے نور آنکھوں کی بینائی

dau.D dau.D kar

بار بار جاکر، دلچسپی دِکھا کر، جلدی جلدی، پُھرتی کے ساتھ.

pha.Dak-pha.Dak kar daad denaa

بہت زیادہ داد دینا ، تحسین کرنا .

dau.D le kar dau.Dnaa

سپاہیوں کو ساتھ لیکر جانا.

kaT khanii kutiyaa bhus me.n byaa.ii , Tuk.Daa dekh kar dau.D dau.D aa.ii

طمع کی وجہ سے تند مزاج بھی مطیع ہو جاتا ہے.

dau.D dhuup kar

از خود تیزی سے چل کر، خود بخود.

jo dau.D kar chalaa vahii giraa

جو تیزی اور جلد بازی سے کام لیتا ہے وہی ٹھو کر کھاتا ہے.

dau.D-kar

running, in haste, quickly, readily, eagerly

dau.D se kar

بھاگ دوڑ سے، محنت اور مشقَت سے؛ یک دم.

dau.D kar chalnaa

walk fast

diida-e-dil khol kar dekhnaa

to see attentively

qaa'ida-daa.n

the one who know about the terms and condition, the one who aware about rules and the law etc.

kachiyaa-u.Dad

اُڑد کی ایک قسم ، ہرئے ارد

sab se bhale muusal cha.nd , kare.n na khetii bhare na Da.nD

چور اور قزّاق سب سے اچھے ، نہ کوئی کام کرتے ہیں نہ محصول دیتے ہیں ؛ طنزاً مستعمل.

Meaning ofSee meaning diida-e-kor in English, Hindi & Urdu

diida-e-kor

दीदा-ए-कोर•دِیدَۂ کور

English meaning of diida-e-kor

blind eyes
blind, (met.) dim-witted

Sher Examples

dīda-e-kor hai qarya qarya

aa.ina kis ko dikhāyā jaa.e

dida-e-kor hai qarya qarya

aaina kis ko dikhaya jae

Amjad Islam Amjad

दीदा-ए-कोर के हिंदी अर्थ

अंधी आँख या अंधे की आँख, अंधा, दृष्टीहीन (लाक्षणिक) अल्पबुद्धी

دِیدَۂ کور کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اندھی آنکھ یا اندھے کی آنکھ ، کور چشم ؛ (مجازاً) کم عقل.

Urdu meaning of diida-e-kor

Roman
Urdu

andhii aa.nkh ya andhe kii aa.nkh, korachsham ; (majaazan) kamaql

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diida-e-kor

blind, (met.) dim-witted

nuur-e-diida-e-kor

بے نور آنکھوں کی بینائی

dau.D dau.D kar

بار بار جاکر، دلچسپی دِکھا کر، جلدی جلدی، پُھرتی کے ساتھ.

pha.Dak-pha.Dak kar daad denaa

بہت زیادہ داد دینا ، تحسین کرنا .

dau.D le kar dau.Dnaa

سپاہیوں کو ساتھ لیکر جانا.

kaT khanii kutiyaa bhus me.n byaa.ii , Tuk.Daa dekh kar dau.D dau.D aa.ii

طمع کی وجہ سے تند مزاج بھی مطیع ہو جاتا ہے.

dau.D dhuup kar

از خود تیزی سے چل کر، خود بخود.

jo dau.D kar chalaa vahii giraa

جو تیزی اور جلد بازی سے کام لیتا ہے وہی ٹھو کر کھاتا ہے.

dau.D-kar

running, in haste, quickly, readily, eagerly

dau.D se kar

بھاگ دوڑ سے، محنت اور مشقَت سے؛ یک دم.

dau.D kar chalnaa

walk fast

diida-e-dil khol kar dekhnaa

to see attentively

qaa'ida-daa.n

the one who know about the terms and condition, the one who aware about rules and the law etc.

kachiyaa-u.Dad

اُڑد کی ایک قسم ، ہرئے ارد

sab se bhale muusal cha.nd , kare.n na khetii bhare na Da.nD

چور اور قزّاق سب سے اچھے ، نہ کوئی کام کرتے ہیں نہ محصول دیتے ہیں ؛ طنزاً مستعمل.

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nadaamat

नदामत

نَدامَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

shame

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sheva

शेवा

شیوَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

manner, custom, way

[ Ahkam badshah ke baja laave sahl-nigari ka sheva ikhtiyar na kare ]

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diidaar

दीदार

دِیدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

sight, view, meeting with beloved

[ Ashiq ke liye mahboob ka didar hi sab kuchh hai ]

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hisas

हिसस

حِصَص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

portions, shares (Especailly of a company)

[ Ambani Biradran ke bich hue tanaza ne unke hisas ki qimat gira di thi ]

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nashv-o-numaa

नश्व-ओ-नुमा

نَشو و نُما

Origin : Arabic

Noun

growth, development

[ Naujawani ki umr talimi idaron aur talim se ibarat hoti hai unki zehni salahiyaton ki nashu-o-numa karna asatiza ka kaam hai ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian

Adjective, Inexhaustible

face to face

[ bahri session ke dauran mallahon ko nayi-nayi baton se ru-ba-ru karaya gaya ]

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

servant, diligent

[ Khalid ek auto compny mein mulazim hai ]

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afraa-tafrii

अफ़रा-तफ़री

اَفْرا تَفْری

Origin : Arabic

Noun

hurly-burly, turmoil

[ Rustam ke kaman ki jhankar sun kar mukhalifon ki saf mein afra-tafri mach gayi ]

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laazim

लाज़िम

لازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessary, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand hone ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

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guftuguu

गुफ़्तुगू

گُفْتگُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

conversation, dialogue

[ Shahi darbar mein riyasat ke maslon par guftugu ki gai ]

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