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guuda.D se peT bhar diyaa

حیلے حوالے سے باتیں بنا کر راضی کر دیا

bhar haath chuu.Dii, paT se raa.nD

بیوہ ہو کر چوڑیاں پہنتی ہے

daa.ii se peT nahii.n chhupaate

رازداں سے بھید نہیں چُھپتا، ماہرِ فن بات کو بھان٘پ لیتا ہے، ماہرین حقیقت کو پا لیتے ہیں

daa.ii se peT nahii.n chhuptaa

رازداں سے بھید نہیں چُھپتا، ماہرِ فن بات کو بھان٘پ لیتا ہے، ماہرین حقیقت کو پا لیتے ہیں

kahii.n daa.ii se peT chhupaa hai

۔ مثل۔ راز خاص لوگوں سے پوشیدہ نہیں رہتا۔

kahii.n daa.ii se peT chhuptaa hai

خاص خاص لوگوں سے کوئی راز کی بات پوشیدہ نہیں رہ سکتی.

daa.ii se peT chhupaanaa

try to conceal from one who is in the know of things, attempt to conceal from one who is in the know

peT se paa.nv baahar nikaalnaa

to go beyond bounds, transgress, misbehave, do wrong, play around, fool around, mess around

peT se baahar paa.nv nikaalnaa

۔(عو) دہلی۔ دیکھو پیٹ سے پاؤں نکالنا۔

aa.nkh naak mukh muu.nd ke naam niranjan le.e, bhiitar ke paT jab khule.n jab baahar ke paT de.e

سب کام چھو ڑ کر یعنی خشوع خضوع کے ساتھ خدا کو یاد کرو تو نجات حاصل ہوتی ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning guuda.D se peT bhar diyaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

guuda.D se peT bhar diyaa

गूदड़ से पेट भर दिया•گُودَڑسے پیٹ بَھر دِیا

Idiom

गूदड़ से पेट भर दिया के हिंदी अर्थ

हीले बहाने से बातें बनाकर सहमत कर दिया

گُودَڑسے پیٹ بَھر دِیا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

حیلے حوالے سے باتیں بنا کر راضی کر دیا

Urdu meaning of guuda.D se peT bhar diyaa

Roman
Urdu

hiile havaale se baate.n banaa kar raazii kar diyaa

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guuda.D se peT bhar diyaa

حیلے حوالے سے باتیں بنا کر راضی کر دیا

bhar haath chuu.Dii, paT se raa.nD

بیوہ ہو کر چوڑیاں پہنتی ہے

daa.ii se peT nahii.n chhupaate

رازداں سے بھید نہیں چُھپتا، ماہرِ فن بات کو بھان٘پ لیتا ہے، ماہرین حقیقت کو پا لیتے ہیں

daa.ii se peT nahii.n chhuptaa

رازداں سے بھید نہیں چُھپتا، ماہرِ فن بات کو بھان٘پ لیتا ہے، ماہرین حقیقت کو پا لیتے ہیں

kahii.n daa.ii se peT chhupaa hai

۔ مثل۔ راز خاص لوگوں سے پوشیدہ نہیں رہتا۔

kahii.n daa.ii se peT chhuptaa hai

خاص خاص لوگوں سے کوئی راز کی بات پوشیدہ نہیں رہ سکتی.

daa.ii se peT chhupaanaa

try to conceal from one who is in the know of things, attempt to conceal from one who is in the know

peT se paa.nv baahar nikaalnaa

to go beyond bounds, transgress, misbehave, do wrong, play around, fool around, mess around

peT se baahar paa.nv nikaalnaa

۔(عو) دہلی۔ دیکھو پیٹ سے پاؤں نکالنا۔

aa.nkh naak mukh muu.nd ke naam niranjan le.e, bhiitar ke paT jab khule.n jab baahar ke paT de.e

سب کام چھو ڑ کر یعنی خشوع خضوع کے ساتھ خدا کو یاد کرو تو نجات حاصل ہوتی ہے

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hadiya

हदिया

ہَدِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

present, gift, present, offering

[ Main nihayat khush hua ki janab Nawab Begam Saheb ne hadiya ko khushi ke sath qubool kiya ]

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aslaha

अस्लहा

اَسْلَحَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

arms, weapons, armour

[ Qadim zamane mein janwaron ki haddi ko ba-taru aslaha istimal karte the ]

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

merger

[ Congress party mein bahut si partyon ka inzimam hua hai ]

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mohsin

मोहसिन

مُحْسِن

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

benefactor, patron

[ Urdu ke bahut aise muhsin hain jinke halat aur karname mulk ke samne pesh hone chahiyen ]

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ehtimaam

एहतिमाम

اِہْتِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

arrangement, preparation

[ Hamare yahan har saal Nag-Panchami ke din dangal ka ehtimam kiya jata hai ]

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aaGosh

आग़ोश

آغوش

Origin : Persian

Noun

lap, clasp

[ Maan ne god mein soye hue bachche ko bistar par sulaya ]

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bismil

बिस्मिल

بِسْمِل

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

injured, restless, wounded, (victim)

[ Aag ne jangal ko apne aghosh mein le liya tha aur hazaron bismil-shuda charind-o-parind yun hi zamin par pede tadap rahe the ]

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'ujlat

'उजलत

عُجْلَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

haste, hurry, speedy

[ Karachi 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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intizaamiya

इंतिज़ामिया

اِنْتِظامِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

administration, management, executive

[ Riyasat ki intizamiya ka kaam alag-alag intizami ikaiyan karti hain ]

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tasavvur

तसव्वुर

تَصَوُّر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

imagination, fancy

[ Aisi duniya ka sirf tasavvur hi kiya ja sakta hai jahan sab chain se hon ]

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