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paglaa

crazy, mad, lunatic, dimwit

paglaa jaanaa

پاگل ہو جانا یا عقل میں فتور ہو جانا.

paglaa-pan

madness, insanity, lunacy, psychosis

paglaav

بیل گاڑی کے پہیوں کے دھرے کو سہارا دینے والی لکڑیوں کو بھار (بم) سے بان٘دھنے والی رسّی.

paglaanaa

پگرانا

pagle

crazy

paglii

the lady who's mental condition is not fit

paiGala

‘पैगूलः' का लघु., दे. ‘पैगूलः'।

paigle

ایک قسم کا پھول

paiGuulii

پیغولہ (رک) سے منسوب ، گوشہ نما ، سلوٹ دار .

paiGuula

گوشہ، کونا، تنْگ گلی، گڑھا، سلوٹ، نیز مجازاً

pi.ngalaa

ایک چڑیا ، چشم کا پیڑ ؛ دھات ؛ دکنی ہتھنی

pa.ngulaa

رک : ہنگو

po.nglii

small hollow pipe

pag laagnaa

رک : پان٘و پڑنا.

piglaanaa

to embarrass

piglaaT

پگھلنا ، سیال ہونا ، پگھلاؤ .

piglaahaT

رک : پگلاٹ.

Meaning ofSee meaning ga.nvaar ko gaa.nTh kaa diije 'aql na diije in English, Hindi & Urdu

ga.nvaar ko gaa.nTh kaa diije 'aql na diije

गँवार को गाँठ का दीजे 'अक़्ल न दीजे•گَنْوار کو گانْٹھ کا دِیجے عَقْل نَہ دِیجے

Proverb

गँवार को गाँठ का दीजे 'अक़्ल न दीजे के हिंदी अर्थ

गंवार को नक़द दे देना चाहिए नसीहत नहीं करनी चाहिए क्योंकि इस पर इस का कोई असर नहीं होता , गंवार को कुछ दानाई की क़दर नहीं होती

گَنْوار کو گانْٹھ کا دِیجے عَقْل نَہ دِیجے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

گن٘وار کو نقد دے دینا چاہیے نصیحت نہیں کرنی چاہیے کیونکہ اس پر اس کا کوئی اثر نہیں ہوتا ؛ گن٘وار کو کچھ دانائی کی قدر نہیں ہوتی .

Urdu meaning of ga.nvaar ko gaa.nTh kaa diije 'aql na diije

Roman
Urdu

ganvaar ko naqad de denaa chaahi.e nasiihat nahii.n karnii chaahi.e kyonki is par is ka ko.ii asar nahii.n hotaa ; ganvaar ko kuchh daanaa.ii kii qadar nahii.n hotii

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paglaa

crazy, mad, lunatic, dimwit

paglaa jaanaa

پاگل ہو جانا یا عقل میں فتور ہو جانا.

paglaa-pan

madness, insanity, lunacy, psychosis

paglaav

بیل گاڑی کے پہیوں کے دھرے کو سہارا دینے والی لکڑیوں کو بھار (بم) سے بان٘دھنے والی رسّی.

paglaanaa

پگرانا

pagle

crazy

paglii

the lady who's mental condition is not fit

paiGala

‘पैगूलः' का लघु., दे. ‘पैगूलः'।

paigle

ایک قسم کا پھول

paiGuulii

پیغولہ (رک) سے منسوب ، گوشہ نما ، سلوٹ دار .

paiGuula

گوشہ، کونا، تنْگ گلی، گڑھا، سلوٹ، نیز مجازاً

pi.ngalaa

ایک چڑیا ، چشم کا پیڑ ؛ دھات ؛ دکنی ہتھنی

pa.ngulaa

رک : ہنگو

po.nglii

small hollow pipe

pag laagnaa

رک : پان٘و پڑنا.

piglaanaa

to embarrass

piglaaT

پگھلنا ، سیال ہونا ، پگھلاؤ .

piglaahaT

رک : پگلاٹ.

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sautii

सौती

صَوتی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

vocal, phonic

[ Alfaz ki ahmiyat sirf mazmun nahin balki sauti bhi hoti hai ]

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harfii

हर्फ़ी

حَرْفی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

literal, relating to letters

[ Tijori se teen-char frame le aya jinmein Lenin ke chand harfi note mahfuz the ]

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naGma-saraa.ii

नग़्मा-सराई

نَغْمَہ سَرائی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

singing a song

[ Chashme se pani ke girne ki awaz aur chidiyon ki naghma-sarai sham ki faza ko pur-lutf bana rahi thi ]

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takabbur

तकब्बुर

تَکَبُّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

arrogance

[ Takabbur insan ko le dubta hai ]

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parinda

परिंदा

پَرِنْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bird, flyer

[ Mor Hindustan ka qaumi parinda hai ]

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fursat

फ़ुर्सत

فُرْصَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

time, opportunity, occasion

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

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firqa

फ़िर्क़ा

فِرْقَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sect, community

[ Swami Acharya Ramanand ne Ramawat firqa ki buniyad rakhi thi ]

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sho'la

शो'ला

شُعْلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flame, fire, blaze, flash

[ Abadi mein lagi hui falak bos lohe ki chimniyon se aag ke shole nikal rahe the ]

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aarzuu

आरज़ू

آرْزُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

wish, desire, aspiration

[ Arzuon ko chhod do to sukun hi sukun hai ]

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falak

फ़लक

فَلَک

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

the celestial sphere, sky, sphere

[ Nujumi zamin par baithe-baithe falak aur ajram-e-falaki (heavenly bodies, i.e. stars, planets, etc.) se naata-rishta jodta hai ]

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