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ghar ban.naa

قدم جمنا ، گھر میں دولت آنا ، گھر میں بیوی آنا.

ghar banaanaa

make oneself comfortable

ghar se ban.naa

کسی امیر آدمی کی امداد سے مالدار ہو جانا

paraa.e ghar kii ban.naa

بیٹی کا گھر بار کا ہو جانا ، بیٹی بیاہا جانا.

dha.Dii ke paan banainii khaa.e , kaho bhaa.ii ghar rahe yaa jaa.e

بخیل آدمی ادنیٰ خرچ سے گھبراتا ہے

banainii paan dam.Dii ke khaa.e ghar rahe ki baahar jaa.e

کنجوس تھوڑے خرچ کو بہت سمجھتا ہے.

ghar kaa gharo.nda banaanaa

گھر میں ابتری یا بے رونقی پیدا کرنا.

dil me.n ghar banaanaa

نظروں مئں سما جانا ، کسی کے دل میں اپنہ محبت اور ہمدردی پیدا کرنا .

aa.nkho.n me.n ghar banaanaa

نظروں میں رہنا، آں٘کھوں میں بسنا

Take ke paan banenii khaa.e, kaho ghar rahe ki jaa.e

بنیوں کی کنجوسی پر طنز ہے

apnaa ghar banaanaa

fill one's own pocket (usu. at the expense of others), gain illegally

KHaak ke ghar laakh banaanaa

غریب سے امیر کر دینا ، کنگال کو دھن وان بنا دینا .

KHaak ke ghar ko laakh banaanaa

غریب کو امیر بنا دینا

Take kii lau.ng banenii khaa.e, kaho ghar rahe ki jaa.e

بنیوں کی کنجوسی پر طنز ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning ghar ban.naa in English, Hindi & Urdu

ghar ban.naa

घर बनना•گَھر بَنْنا

Idiom

घर बनना के हिंदी अर्थ

۱. घर आरास्ता होना, घर तामीर होना, जगह बनना
۲. क़दम जमुना, घर में दौलत आना, घर में बीवी आना

گَھر بَنْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

قدم جمنا ، گھر میں دولت آنا ، گھر میں بیوی آنا.
گھر آراستہ ہونا ، گھر تعمیر ہونا ، جگہ بننا.

Urdu meaning of ghar ban.naa

Roman
Urdu

qadam jamunaa, ghar me.n daulat aanaa, ghar me.n biivii aanaa
ghar aaraasta honaa, ghar taamiir honaa, jagah banna

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ghar ban.naa

قدم جمنا ، گھر میں دولت آنا ، گھر میں بیوی آنا.

ghar banaanaa

make oneself comfortable

ghar se ban.naa

کسی امیر آدمی کی امداد سے مالدار ہو جانا

paraa.e ghar kii ban.naa

بیٹی کا گھر بار کا ہو جانا ، بیٹی بیاہا جانا.

dha.Dii ke paan banainii khaa.e , kaho bhaa.ii ghar rahe yaa jaa.e

بخیل آدمی ادنیٰ خرچ سے گھبراتا ہے

banainii paan dam.Dii ke khaa.e ghar rahe ki baahar jaa.e

کنجوس تھوڑے خرچ کو بہت سمجھتا ہے.

ghar kaa gharo.nda banaanaa

گھر میں ابتری یا بے رونقی پیدا کرنا.

dil me.n ghar banaanaa

نظروں مئں سما جانا ، کسی کے دل میں اپنہ محبت اور ہمدردی پیدا کرنا .

aa.nkho.n me.n ghar banaanaa

نظروں میں رہنا، آں٘کھوں میں بسنا

Take ke paan banenii khaa.e, kaho ghar rahe ki jaa.e

بنیوں کی کنجوسی پر طنز ہے

apnaa ghar banaanaa

fill one's own pocket (usu. at the expense of others), gain illegally

KHaak ke ghar laakh banaanaa

غریب سے امیر کر دینا ، کنگال کو دھن وان بنا دینا .

KHaak ke ghar ko laakh banaanaa

غریب کو امیر بنا دینا

Take kii lau.ng banenii khaa.e, kaho ghar rahe ki jaa.e

بنیوں کی کنجوسی پر طنز ہے

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taabish

ताबिश

تابِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

shine, light

[ Uske husn aur tabish-e-jamal ki shorat ek zamane mein rahi thi ]

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baarish

बारिश

بارِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

rain

[ Main dekh raha hun ki tumhare gharon par barish ki tarah fitne baras rahe hain ]

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bardaasht

बरदाश्त

بَرْداشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

endurance, forbearance, patience

[ Kahte hain ki zulm bardasht karna goya zulm mein hath batana hai ]

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shaad

शाद

شاد

Origin : Persian

Noun,

joyful, happy, glad, cheerful

[ Shaad rahne ki dua jab se use mili hai bahut shaad dikhayi deta hai ]

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shab-bedaar

शब-बेदार

شَب بیدار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one who keeps awake at night, sleepless

[ Shab-bedar shakhs yaa to chor hota hai yaa phir abid ]

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sarshaar

सरशार

سَرشار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

intoxicated, drunk

[ Insan ko sarshar rakhne ki khushiyan hi kafi hain sharab ki kya zaroorat hai ]

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ashjaar

अश्जार

اَشْجار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

trees

[ Zaid bangla ashjar ke kunj (Khazana) mein waqe hai ]

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pusht

पुश्त

پُشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

part of the body that is between the neck and the tops of the legs

[ Kisi muqaddas maqam ya kitab ki taraf pusht karke nahin baithna chahiye ]

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aatish

आतिश

آتِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

fire, flame, ignite

[ Aare ke janglon mein aisi shadid aag lagi hui thi maanon aasman se aatish baras rahi ho ]

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sarisht

सरिश्त

سَرِشْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

nature, complexion

[ Aam taur se sufi log sarisht ke lihaz se sada-mizaj aur bhole-bhale insan hote hain ]

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