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do paise kii chiiz

something very cheap and of low standard, trivial, valueless and unimportant thing

paise bhar kii boTii kaTvaa do

۔(عو) زبان کٹوادو اگر عہد کے پورے نہیں ہو۔

do-chaar paise kii auqaat honaa

having a modest income, to be poor, to be needy

ga.nvaar kaa haa.nsaa, to.D de paa.nsaa

بیوقوف کا مذاق بھی نقصان دہ ہوتا ہے، ایسے شخص سے دور رہنا چاہیئے جس سے ضرر پہنچنے کا اندیشہ ہو

ikke cha.Dh ke jahaa.n jaay, paise de ke dhakke khaay

اکے کی سواری کی مذمت کہ پیسے خرچ کر کے تکلیف اٹھانی پڑتی ہے

do paise allaah ke naam uThaanaa

تھوڑی سی خیرات کرنا ، کسی محتاج کو اللہ کے نام پر دو پیسے یا چند پیسے دینا

do paise kaa ser bhar kar denaa

تھوڑی سی بیماری کو بہت زیادہ کردینا.

do joruu kaa KHasm chausar kaa paa.nsaa

دو عورتوں کا خاوند چوسر کے بان٘سے کی طرح ہمشه تکلیف میں ہوتا ہے (جیسے که چوسر کا بان٘سه باربار پٹکا جاتا ہے)

number do kaa paisa

ناجائز طریقے سے حاصل کی گئی مال و دولت ، حرام کی کمائی ؛ وہ رقم جو ٹیکس سے بچنے کے لیے حکومت کے علم میں نہ لائی جائے

Meaning ofSee meaning do paise kii chiiz in English, Hindi & Urdu

do paise kii chiiz

दो पैसे की चीज़•دو پَیسے کی چِیز

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English meaning of do paise kii chiiz

  • something very cheap and of low standard, trivial, valueless and unimportant thing

दो पैसे की चीज़ के हिंदी अर्थ

  • बहुत कम क़ीमत, घटिया किस्म की, मामूली चीज़

دو پَیسے کی چِیز کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • بہت کم قیمت ، گھٹیا قسم کی ، معمولی چیز .

Urdu meaning of do paise kii chiiz

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  • bahut kam qiimat, ghaTiyaa kism kii, maamuulii chiiz

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do paise kii chiiz

something very cheap and of low standard, trivial, valueless and unimportant thing

paise bhar kii boTii kaTvaa do

۔(عو) زبان کٹوادو اگر عہد کے پورے نہیں ہو۔

do-chaar paise kii auqaat honaa

having a modest income, to be poor, to be needy

ga.nvaar kaa haa.nsaa, to.D de paa.nsaa

بیوقوف کا مذاق بھی نقصان دہ ہوتا ہے، ایسے شخص سے دور رہنا چاہیئے جس سے ضرر پہنچنے کا اندیشہ ہو

ikke cha.Dh ke jahaa.n jaay, paise de ke dhakke khaay

اکے کی سواری کی مذمت کہ پیسے خرچ کر کے تکلیف اٹھانی پڑتی ہے

do paise allaah ke naam uThaanaa

تھوڑی سی خیرات کرنا ، کسی محتاج کو اللہ کے نام پر دو پیسے یا چند پیسے دینا

do paise kaa ser bhar kar denaa

تھوڑی سی بیماری کو بہت زیادہ کردینا.

do joruu kaa KHasm chausar kaa paa.nsaa

دو عورتوں کا خاوند چوسر کے بان٘سے کی طرح ہمشه تکلیف میں ہوتا ہے (جیسے که چوسر کا بان٘سه باربار پٹکا جاتا ہے)

number do kaa paisa

ناجائز طریقے سے حاصل کی گئی مال و دولت ، حرام کی کمائی ؛ وہ رقم جو ٹیکس سے بچنے کے لیے حکومت کے علم میں نہ لائی جائے

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حَسَد

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सुरूद

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سُرُود

Origin : Persian
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song, lyric, anthem, hymn, sonnet, melody

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सुरख़ाब

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سُرْخاب

Origin : Persian
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दर्ज़ी

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دَرْزی

Origin : Persian
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vird

विर्द

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وِرْد

Origin : Arabic
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self-imposed daily task or service, chant

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suruur

सुरूर

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سُرُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

exhilaration (caused by wine, slight intoxication

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शोख़ी

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شوخی

Origin : Persian
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सहर

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سَحَر

Origin : Arabic
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day-break, dawn of day

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सराब

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سَراب

Origin : Arabic
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