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balam

lover

bilam

رک : بدمب

ballam

a kind of short spear, pike, lance

balam-Ter

volunteer

balma

Having a long beard.

ballam-Ter

volunteer

balmaa

رک : بَلَم.

ballam-bardaar

lancer, spearman

bilamb

delay, long stay, slowness, tardiness

bilamnaa

ٹھہرنا ، رکنا ، دیر کرنا ، کسی کی محبت میں پھن٘س کر رک رہنا

bilampat

(موسیقی) ایک دھمیی لے جسے دوگنے تگنے یا چوگنے بلمب کی ماترا باندھ کر بجایا جاتا ہے.

bilmaanaa

detain, allure, tantalise

bilambnaa

delay, procrastinate, stay

balmaa.n

رک : بَلَم.

bal-mukh

سپہ سالار

bal maarnaa

اکڑکرچانا، سینہ تان کر ٹہلنا

bal me.n aanaa

تیہے میں آنا، تاو میں آنا

'asaa-o-ballam

royal insignia, the mace, flag borne in a marriage procession

baasii phuulo.n baas nahii.n pardesii balam kii aas nahii.n

a husband living in a foreign land is not faithful just as stale flowers have no fragrance

allm-ballam

بَلّم (رک).

pardesii balam terii aas nahii.n, baasii phuulo.n me.n baas nahii.n

a husband living in a foreign land is not faithful just as stale flowers have no fragrance

Meaning ofSee meaning har ki mahjuub ast mahbuub ast in English, Hindi & Urdu

har ki mahjuub ast mahbuub ast

हर कि महजूब अस्त महबूब अस्त•ہَر کِہ مَحجُوب اَست مَحبُوب اَست

Proverb

हर कि महजूब अस्त महबूब अस्त के हिंदी अर्थ

(फ़ारसी कहावत उर्दू में प्रयुक्त) जिस में शर्म होती है उससे लोग मुहब्बत करते हैं

ہَر کِہ مَحجُوب اَست مَحبُوب اَست کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(فارسی کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) جس میں شرم و حیا ہوتی ہے اس سے لوگ محبت کرتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of har ki mahjuub ast mahbuub ast

Roman
Urdu

(faarsii kahaavat urduu me.n mustaamal) jis me.n shram-o-hayaa hotii hai is se log muhabbat karte hai.n

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balam

lover

bilam

رک : بدمب

ballam

a kind of short spear, pike, lance

balam-Ter

volunteer

balma

Having a long beard.

ballam-Ter

volunteer

balmaa

رک : بَلَم.

ballam-bardaar

lancer, spearman

bilamb

delay, long stay, slowness, tardiness

bilamnaa

ٹھہرنا ، رکنا ، دیر کرنا ، کسی کی محبت میں پھن٘س کر رک رہنا

bilampat

(موسیقی) ایک دھمیی لے جسے دوگنے تگنے یا چوگنے بلمب کی ماترا باندھ کر بجایا جاتا ہے.

bilmaanaa

detain, allure, tantalise

bilambnaa

delay, procrastinate, stay

balmaa.n

رک : بَلَم.

bal-mukh

سپہ سالار

bal maarnaa

اکڑکرچانا، سینہ تان کر ٹہلنا

bal me.n aanaa

تیہے میں آنا، تاو میں آنا

'asaa-o-ballam

royal insignia, the mace, flag borne in a marriage procession

baasii phuulo.n baas nahii.n pardesii balam kii aas nahii.n

a husband living in a foreign land is not faithful just as stale flowers have no fragrance

allm-ballam

بَلّم (رک).

pardesii balam terii aas nahii.n, baasii phuulo.n me.n baas nahii.n

a husband living in a foreign land is not faithful just as stale flowers have no fragrance

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Guruub

ग़ुरूब

غُرُوب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

setting (of the sun, moon, etc.)

[ Suraj ke ghurub hote hi charon taraf andhera ho jata hai ]

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fasaad

फ़साद

فَساد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

riot, quarrel

[ Chhoti si baat par fasad karana shararat-pasand insanon ka kaam hota hai ]

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faqiir

फ़क़ीर

فَقِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beggar, fakir

[ Faqir ne darwaze se awaz lagayi Ahmar ne ek katori chawal uske jhole mein daal diya ]

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faasid

फ़ासिद

فاسِد

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

bad, evil, corrupt, unsound

[ Insan ke jism mein faasid khun bimari ka sabab banta hai ]

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faroG

फ़रोग़

فَرُوغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

progress, development

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faroKHt

फ़रोख़्त

فَروخْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

sale, disposal

[ Zaid ghulami ki halat mein Makke aa kar farokht huye ]

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faraaGat

फ़राग़त

فَراغَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

leisure, respite, freedom

[ Ilm zindagi ke akhiri lamha tak hasil kiya jata hai isse faraghat nahin ]

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faraaKH

फ़राख़

فراخ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

wide, spacious

[ Chaandni Chwok ek meel lamba nihayat khubsurat aur farakh bazar hai ]

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futuur

फ़ुतूर

فُتُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

defect, imperfection, unsoundness

[ Ghuroor aur takabbur sab se bada futoor hai jo insaan ko andha kar deta hai ]

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farz

फ़र्ज़

فَرْض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

responsibility, duty

[ Mushkil waqt mein dusron ki madad karna hamara akhlaqi farz hai ]

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