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'azmat

greatness, magnitude

azmat-e-suqraat-o-iisaa

greatness of Socrates and Christ

'azmat-e-rafta

glory of the past

'azmat-ma.aab

honorable, glorious, dignified, venerable, respectable, respected

'azmat-o-shikva

شان و شوکت

'azmat-madaar

honorable, glorious, dignified, venerable, respectable, respected

'azamat karnaa

to respect, regard, glorify, revere, exalted

'azmat-o-jaah

شان و شوکت اور مرتبہ

'azmat-o-shaan

شان و شوکت

'azmat-o-jalaal

شان و شوکت اور مرتبہ

'azmat me.n ham-sar-e-aasmaan honaa

to reach the zenith of glory and greatness

'arsh-e-'azmat

عرشی جیسی عظمت والا، عالی مرتبت، بلند پایہ، نہایت اعلیٰ

KHidmat se 'azmat hai

(said of a servant in reverence of his master) I'm fortunate to serve you!

KHidmat se 'azmat hai

(said of a servant in reverence of his master) I'm fortunate to serve you!

KHidmat se 'azmat hai

(said of a servant in reverence of his master) I'm fortunate to serve you!

aasaar-e-'azmat chehre se zaahir honaa

بزرگی یا بڑائی چہرے سے معلوم ہونا

Meaning ofSee meaning har ki aamad 'imaarat-e-nau saaKHt, raft-o-manzil ba diigare pardaaKHt in English, Hindi & Urdu

har ki aamad 'imaarat-e-nau saaKHt, raft-o-manzil ba diigare pardaaKHt

हर कि आमद 'इमारत-ए-नौ साख़्त, रफ़्त-ओ-मंज़िल ब दीगरे परदाख़्त•ہَر کِہ آمَد عِمارَتِ نَو ساخْت، رَفْت و مَنزِل بَہ دِیگَرے پَرداخت

Proverb

हर कि आमद 'इमारत-ए-नौ साख़्त, रफ़्त-ओ-मंज़िल ब दीगरे परदाख़्त के हिंदी अर्थ

(फ़ारसी कहावत उर्दू में मुस्तामल) जो आया इस ने एक नई इमारत बनाई वो चला गया और मकान किसी और का हो गया, हर एक शख़्स अपने ही ख़्याल के मुताबिक़ काम करता है नीज़ नया हाकिम नया हुक्म जारी करता है , हर शख़्स अपनी फ़हम के मुताबिक़ काम करता है

ہَر کِہ آمَد عِمارَتِ نَو ساخْت، رَفْت و مَنزِل بَہ دِیگَرے پَرداخت کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) جو آیا اس نے ایک نئی عمارت بنائی وہ چلاگیا اور مکان کسی اور کا ہو گیا ، ہر ایک شخص اپنے ہی خیال کے مطابق کام کرتا ہے نیز نیا حاکم نیا حکم جاری کرتا ہے ؛ ہر شخص اپنی فہم کے مطابق کام کرتا ہے

Urdu meaning of har ki aamad 'imaarat-e-nau saaKHt, raft-o-manzil ba diigare pardaaKHt

Roman
Urdu

(faarsii kahaavat urduu me.n mustaamal) jo aaya is ne ek na.ii imaarat banaa.ii vo chala gayaa aur makaan kisii aur ka ho gayaa, har ek shaKhs apne hii Khyaal ke mutaabiq kaam kartaa hai niiz nayaa haakim nayaa hukm jaarii kartaa hai ; har shaKhs apnii fahm ke mutaabiq kaam kartaa hai

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'azmat

greatness, magnitude

azmat-e-suqraat-o-iisaa

greatness of Socrates and Christ

'azmat-e-rafta

glory of the past

'azmat-ma.aab

honorable, glorious, dignified, venerable, respectable, respected

'azmat-o-shikva

شان و شوکت

'azmat-madaar

honorable, glorious, dignified, venerable, respectable, respected

'azamat karnaa

to respect, regard, glorify, revere, exalted

'azmat-o-jaah

شان و شوکت اور مرتبہ

'azmat-o-shaan

شان و شوکت

'azmat-o-jalaal

شان و شوکت اور مرتبہ

'azmat me.n ham-sar-e-aasmaan honaa

to reach the zenith of glory and greatness

'arsh-e-'azmat

عرشی جیسی عظمت والا، عالی مرتبت، بلند پایہ، نہایت اعلیٰ

KHidmat se 'azmat hai

(said of a servant in reverence of his master) I'm fortunate to serve you!

KHidmat se 'azmat hai

(said of a servant in reverence of his master) I'm fortunate to serve you!

KHidmat se 'azmat hai

(said of a servant in reverence of his master) I'm fortunate to serve you!

aasaar-e-'azmat chehre se zaahir honaa

بزرگی یا بڑائی چہرے سے معلوم ہونا

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hal

हल

حَل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

solution (of a knotty problem), resolution

[ Har masle ka koi na koi hal zaroor hota hai ]

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malhuuz

मलहूज़

مَلحُوظ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

contemplated, regarded, considered

[ Koi kaam karo lekin dusron ka khayal bhi malhuz rahna chahiye ]

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istilaah

इस्तिलाह

اِصْطِلاح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

technical term, terminology, term

[ Lughat aur farhang hi wo zariya hain jin mein istilahon ke mani va mafhum bataye jate hain ]

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qatl

क़त्ल

قَتْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

murder, killing

[ Insani qatl ko baaz auqaat do suraton mein taqsim kar diya jata hai yani iradatan aur ghair-iradatan ]

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kashtii

कश्ती

کَشْتی

Origin : Persian

Noun

ship, vessel, boat

[ Hukm ki der thi ki maujon ka ek aisa thapeda aaya ki kashti tukde-tukde ho gayi ]

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libaas

लिबास

لِباس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

clothes, dress, attire

[ Shadi haal mein dulhan ke ghar ke sabhi log umda aur khubsurat libas mein maujood the ]

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mahluul

महलूल

مَحْلُول

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

dissolved, solution

[ Chini aur pani ka mahlool sharbat kahlata hai ]

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lihaaf

लिहाफ़

لِحاف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilt, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

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kafaalat

कफ़ालत

کَفالَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protector, patron

[ Karkunon ki giraftari ki surat mein unke mutalleqin (relatives) ki kafalat ke liye funds nahin the ]

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lihaaz

लिहाज़

لِحاظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

respect, advertence

[ Muzammil ab bhi jalvat (public place) va khalvat (loneliness) mein unse lihaz baratta hai ]

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