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paspaa.ii

defeat, retreat, retreat in war

paspo

ہلدی.

pushpaa

a flower, blossom

pas-e-paa

returned, retreated, defeated, repulsed, driven back

pesh-e-paa

at feet, in front

paspaa karnaa

repulse, drive back, put to flight, to return, to retreat, to defeat

pushpaa kaa siis

اولاد کا سبز رن٘گ کا سلفیٹ قدرے تحلیل شدہ حالت میں.

maidaan se paspaa honaa

میدان سے بھاگ جانا ، پیٹھ دکھانا ، لڑائی کا موقع چھوڑ کر بھاگ جانا ۔

dal-pushpii

the fragrant plant Pandanus odoratissimus (the leaves of which surround the flower Ketaki)

naag-pushpii

رک : ناگ چنپا جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

saaniha pesh-e-paa honaa

کوئی واقعہ یا حادثۃ ظہور میں آنا ، سامنے آنا.

ark-pushpii

sunflower, sunflower tree

Meaning ofSee meaning gayaa mard jan khaa.ii khaTaa.ii, g.ii raa.nD jan khaa.ii miThaa.ii in English, Hindi & Urdu

gayaa mard jan khaa.ii khaTaa.ii, g.ii raa.nD jan khaa.ii miThaa.ii

गया मर्द जन खाई खटाई, गई राँड जन खाई मिठाई•گَیا مَرْد جَن کھائی کَھٹائی، گَئی رانْڈ جَن کھائی مِٹھائی

Also Read As : gayaa mard jin khaa.ii khaTaa.ii, g.ii raa.nD jin khaa.ii miThaa.ii, gayaa mard jan khaa.it khaTaa.ii, g.ii raa.nD jan khaa.ii miThaa.ii

Proverb

गया मर्द जन खाई खटाई, गई राँड जन खाई मिठाई के हिंदी अर्थ

खटाई खाने से मर्द नामर्द अर्थात कमज़ोर हो जाता है और मिठाई खाने वाली 'औरत बदचलन हो जाती है या बहकाये में आ सकती है

گَیا مَرْد جَن کھائی کَھٹائی، گَئی رانْڈ جَن کھائی مِٹھائی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

کھٹائی کھانے سے مرد نامرد یعنی کمزور ہو جاتا ہے اور مٹھائی کھانے والی عورت بد چلن ہو جاتی ہے یا بہکائے میں آ سکتی ہے

Urdu meaning of gayaa mard jan khaa.ii khaTaa.ii, g.ii raa.nD jan khaa.ii miThaa.ii

Roman
Urdu

khaTaa.ii khaane se mard naamard yaanii kamzor ho jaataa hai aur miThaa.ii khaane vaalii aurat badachlan ho jaatii hai ya bahkaaye me.n aa saktii hai

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paspaa.ii

defeat, retreat, retreat in war

paspo

ہلدی.

pushpaa

a flower, blossom

pas-e-paa

returned, retreated, defeated, repulsed, driven back

pesh-e-paa

at feet, in front

paspaa karnaa

repulse, drive back, put to flight, to return, to retreat, to defeat

pushpaa kaa siis

اولاد کا سبز رن٘گ کا سلفیٹ قدرے تحلیل شدہ حالت میں.

maidaan se paspaa honaa

میدان سے بھاگ جانا ، پیٹھ دکھانا ، لڑائی کا موقع چھوڑ کر بھاگ جانا ۔

dal-pushpii

the fragrant plant Pandanus odoratissimus (the leaves of which surround the flower Ketaki)

naag-pushpii

رک : ناگ چنپا جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

saaniha pesh-e-paa honaa

کوئی واقعہ یا حادثۃ ظہور میں آنا ، سامنے آنا.

ark-pushpii

sunflower, sunflower tree

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haazir

हाज़िर

حاضِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

present, in attendance

[ Darkhwast-guzar ko adalat mein hazir hona padta hai ]

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behtarii

बेहतरी

بِہْتَری

Origin : Persian

Noun

advantage, welfare, goodness

[ Hamen samaj ki behtari ke liye kaam karna chahiye ]

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peshtar

पेशतर

پیشْتَر

Origin : Persian

Adverb

formerly, before, earlier

[ Mahabharat ki ladai se peshtar hi uske asar nazar ane lage the ]

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sham'

शम'

شَمْع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wax candle, candle, lamp

[ Dipawali ke din har kone mein shama raushan ki jati hai ]

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taa.ir

ताइर

طائِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

winged creature, bird

[ Qarib-e-sham shafaq (Dawn) phuli thi taaer basera le rahe the ]

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jamaa'at

जमा'अत

جَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

association, party

[ Beshtar jama'aton ke rahnuma ek-dusri jamaa'at ke khilaf sakht alfaz ka istimal kar rahe hain ]

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mafaad

मफ़ाद

مَفاد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

interest, benefit, gain

[ Muhabbat mein mafad ki koi jagah nahin hoti ]

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samaa'

समा'

سَماع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

one who listens attentively

[ Taaer (Birds) apni naghma-saraai bhul kar masruf-e-sama hue ]

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haasil

हासिल

حاصِل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

eceived amount, recovered amount, income

[ Auqaf (Donative Assets) ka hasil puri jamaa'at ke mafad par kharch kar dia jata hai ]

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beshtar

बेशतर

بیشتَر

Origin : Persian

Adjective

mostly, for the most part

[ Sailab ki wajah se Purvanchal ka beshtar hissa pani mein doob gaya ]

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