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diimak ban kar khaanaa

بُری طرح ختم کرنا، اندر ہی اندر کرب میں مبتلا کرنا

lau.nDii ho kar kamaanaa biivii ban kar khaanaa

as a slave girl earn, as a lady enjoy

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diimak ban kar khaanaa

दीमक बन कर खाना•دِیمَک بَن کر کھانا

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दीमक बन कर खाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • बुरी तरह ख़त्म करना, अंदर ही अंदर कष्ट में पीड़ित करना

دِیمَک بَن کر کھانا کے اردو معانی

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diimak ban kar khaanaa

بُری طرح ختم کرنا، اندر ہی اندر کرب میں مبتلا کرنا

lau.nDii ho kar kamaanaa biivii ban kar khaanaa

as a slave girl earn, as a lady enjoy

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tadbiir

तदबीर

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تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic
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tactic, way out, solution

[ Mas'alon se nipatne ke liye tadaabir karni hi padti hai ]

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taarikiin

तारिकीन

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تارِکِین

Origin : Arabic
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sacrificing (persons) sacrificers

[ Africa se farar hone wale tarikin-e-watan mein doctor bhi shamil hain ]

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fareb

फ़रेब

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فَریب

Origin : Persian
Noun

cheating, fraud, deceit, deception

[ Mulzim police ko fareb de kar farar ho gaya ]

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qalb

क़ल्ब

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قَلْب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the heart

[ blood pressure ek tarah ka maraz-e-qalb hai ]

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itmiinaan

इत्मीनान

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اِطْمِینان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

confidence, reliance, trust

[ Mushkil halat se ghabrane ki zarurat nahin bas dil mein itminan hona chahiye ]

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faraavaanii

फ़रावानी

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فَراوانی

Origin : Persian
Noun

plenty, abundance

[ Kisanon ke paas anaj ki faravani hone par bhi unhen muqavvi ghiza nasib nahin hoti ]

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tashbiih

तश्बीह

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تَشْبِیہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

simile, comparison, likening

[ Khubsurat khwatin ko chand se tashbih di jati hai ]

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'ujlat

'उजलत

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عُجْلَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

haste, hurry, speedy

[ Mumbai ki sadkon par khade ho jaiye yun malum hoga ki har shakhs dauda ja raha hai aur badi ujlat mein hai ]

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haadisa

हादिसा

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حادِثَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

accident, mishap, disaster, misfortune

[ Police ne hadisa ke zimmadar driver ko giraftar kar liya hai ]

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'अलम

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عَلَم

Origin : Arabic
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flag, banner, standard

[ Khel ke maidan mein jeet ke baad team ne alam lahraa kar jashn manaya ]

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