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jaan se khonaa

جان لے لینا ، ہلاک کر ڈالنا.

chi.Diyaa apnii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ne svaad na paayaa

اس موقع پر کہتے ہیں جب نوکر کام کرتے کرتے مرجاتے اور مالک خوش نہ ہو یا بیوی کام کرتی کرتی مرجاۓ اور میاں کو پسند نہ آۓ.

chhelii jaan se ga.ii , khaane vaalo.n ko svaad na aayaa

جب کسی کی محنت کی کوئی داس نہ دے تو کہتے ہیں، ہماری جان گئی آپ کی ادا ٹھہری.

machhlii apnii jaan se ga.ii , khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

رک : مرغی اپنی جان سے گئی ، کھانے والوں کو مزا نہ آیا ، جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

bakrii jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murGii to jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

رک : مرغی اپنی جان سے گئی کھانے والوں کو مزا نہ آیا ۔

jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na aayaa

اس شخص کے لیے مستصمل جو کسی کی خدمت میں جان کی بازی لگادے پھر بھی اس کی قدر نہ ہو۔

jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na milaa

اس شخص کے لیے مستصمل جو کسی کی خدمت میں جان کی بازی لگادے پھر بھی اس کی قدر نہ ہو۔

murGii apnii jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko svaad na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murGii apnii jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii apnii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko svaad na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii apnii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii apnii jaa.n se ga.ii khaane vaale ko suvaad na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

Meaning ofSee meaning jaan se khonaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

jaan se khonaa

जान से खोना•جان سے کھونا

Idiom

जान से खोना के हिंदी अर्थ

जान ले लेना, जान से मार डालना, हलाक कर डालना

جان سے کھونا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

جان لے لینا ، ہلاک کر ڈالنا.

Urdu meaning of jaan se khonaa

Roman
Urdu

jaan le lenaa, halaak kar Daalnaa

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jaan se khonaa

جان لے لینا ، ہلاک کر ڈالنا.

chi.Diyaa apnii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ne svaad na paayaa

chhelii jaan se ga.ii , khaane vaalo.n ko svaad na aayaa

جب کسی کی محنت کی کوئی داس نہ دے تو کہتے ہیں، ہماری جان گئی آپ کی ادا ٹھہری.

machhlii apnii jaan se ga.ii , khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

رک : مرغی اپنی جان سے گئی ، کھانے والوں کو مزا نہ آیا ، جو زیادہ مستعمل ہے ۔

bakrii jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murGii to jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

رک : مرغی اپنی جان سے گئی کھانے والوں کو مزا نہ آیا ۔

jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na aayaa

اس شخص کے لیے مستصمل جو کسی کی خدمت میں جان کی بازی لگادے پھر بھی اس کی قدر نہ ہو۔

jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na milaa

اس شخص کے لیے مستصمل جو کسی کی خدمت میں جان کی بازی لگادے پھر بھی اس کی قدر نہ ہو۔

murGii apnii jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko svaad na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murGii apnii jaan se ga.ii, khaane vaalo.n ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii apnii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko svaad na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii apnii jaan se ga.ii khaane vaale ko mazaa na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

murghii apnii jaa.n se ga.ii khaane vaale ko suvaad na aayaa

sacrifice went unrewarded

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अनाज

اَناج

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grain, cereal, corn

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bad-kaar

बद-कार

بَد کار

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wicked, sinful, dissolute, licentious

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bad-'unvaanii

बद-'उनवानी

بَد عُنْوانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

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corruption, malpractice

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manmaanii

मनमानी

مَن مانی

Origin : Hindi

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heart's desire, self-will, according to one's own desire

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taajir

ताजिर

تاجِر

Origin : Arabic

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merchant, trader, businessman

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic

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oppression, severity, hardship

[ Hindustani avam par angrezon ne bahut hi tashaddud kiye ]

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numuudaar

नुमूदार

نُمُودار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

apparent, visible

[ Achanak samne se lashkar numoodar hua ]

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sheKHii

शेख़ी

شیخی

Origin : Turkish

Noun

boasting, bragging, arrogance

[ Shyaam ke vaalid police mein hain is liye vo shekhi dikhata hai ]

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najis

नजिस

نَجِس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

dirty, filthy, impure, unclean

[ Mazhabi aqida hai ki bhoot aur shaitan najis jagahon par hi rahte hain ]

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naa-ahl

ना-अहल

نا اَہل

Origin : Persian, Arabic

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incapable, inefficient, unfit, unworthy

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