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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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मो'तबर

مُعْتَبَر

Origin : Arabic

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maa'suum

मा'सूम

مَعْصُوم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

innocent, artless, simple

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ehsaas

एहसास

اِحْساس

Origin : Arabic

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sense, sensibility

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mulaazimiin

मुलाज़िमीन

مُلازِمِین

Origin : Arabic

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employees, servant, attendant

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shiguufa

शिगूफ़ा

شِگُوفَہ

Origin : Persian

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mirriiKH

मिर्रीख़

مِرّیخ

Origin : Arabic

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aashnaa

आश्ना

آشْنا

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

aware of, having knowledge of

[ Hindustan mein qiyam ke sabab Angrez Hindustani siqafat se bahut had tak aashna ho gaye the ]

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afshaa.n

अफ़्शाँ

اَفْشاں

Origin : Persian

Noun

glittering golden powder

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yaqiin-dihaanii

यक़ीन-दिहानी

یَقِین دِہانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

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the state of assurance or guarantee

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doshiiza

दोशीज़ा

دوشِیزَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

beautiful girl, gorgeous girl

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