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'ijz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajiz

backside of anything

'ajuz

backside of anything

'ijz-gustar

submissive, polite, down to earth

'ijz vaalaa

gracious, in a distressed state, broken down in health

'ijz karnaa

to request, to behave politely

'ijz-o-ilhaah

entreaty

'ijz-e-hausla

modesty of courage

'ijz-asaas

modesty, humility

'ijz-e-bayaa.n

inability to express (fully), lack of communication, lack of expression

'ijz-e-shaa'iraana

poetic weakness, lack of sentiments in poetical language and expressions

'ijz-o-inkisaar

humility, submission, humbleness, submissiveness, modesty

'ijz-intimaa

related to 'mansoob', helpless, dejected, hopeless

'ijz-o-inkisaarii

submissiveness, lowliness, humility

'ajuzii

related to backside, related to buttock

'ijz honaa

کسی کام کے کرنے پر قدرت نہ ہونا، نا رسائی ہونا

nigaah-e-'ijz

look, glance, regard of modesty

bayaan-e-'ijz

description of weakness, modest description

bisaat-e-'ijz

value of modesty

inkisaar-o-'ijz

modesty and humility

amiin-e-vaqaar-e-'ijz-o-niyaaz

trustee of the dignity of humility and supplication

ba-zabaan-e-'ijz

عاجزی سے، انکساری کے ساتھ

Meaning ofSee meaning jahaa.n diida siyaar goyad daroG in English, Hindi & Urdu

jahaa.n diida siyaar goyad daroG

जहाँ दीदा सियार गोयद दरोग़•جَہاں دِیدَہ سِیار گویَد دَروغ

Proverb

जहाँ दीदा सियार गोयद दरोग़ के हिंदी अर्थ

सय्याह और मुसाफ़िर झूट ज़्यादा बोलते हैं ख़ासकर हालात सफ़र के मुताल्लिक़ कीवनका कोई तसद्दुक़ कनुंदा नहीं होता, तजुर्बेकार आदमी के झूट बोलने पर कहते हैं

جَہاں دِیدَہ سِیار گویَد دَروغ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

سیاح اور مسافر جھوٹ زیادہ بولتے ہیں خاص کر حالات سفر کے متعلق کیون٘کہ کوئی تصدق کنندہ نہیں ہوتا ، تجربے کار آدمی کے جھوٹ بولنے پر کہتے ہیں.

Urdu meaning of jahaa.n diida siyaar goyad daroG

Roman
Urdu

sayyaah aur musaafir jhuuT zyaadaa bolte hai.n Khaaskar haalaat safar ke mutaalliq kiivankaa ko.ii tasadduq kanundaa nahii.n hotaa, tajurbekaar aadamii ke jhuuT bolne par kahte hai.n

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'ijz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajz

helplessness, powerlessness

'ajiz

backside of anything

'ajuz

backside of anything

'ijz-gustar

submissive, polite, down to earth

'ijz vaalaa

gracious, in a distressed state, broken down in health

'ijz karnaa

to request, to behave politely

'ijz-o-ilhaah

entreaty

'ijz-e-hausla

modesty of courage

'ijz-asaas

modesty, humility

'ijz-e-bayaa.n

inability to express (fully), lack of communication, lack of expression

'ijz-e-shaa'iraana

poetic weakness, lack of sentiments in poetical language and expressions

'ijz-o-inkisaar

humility, submission, humbleness, submissiveness, modesty

'ijz-intimaa

related to 'mansoob', helpless, dejected, hopeless

'ijz-o-inkisaarii

submissiveness, lowliness, humility

'ajuzii

related to backside, related to buttock

'ijz honaa

کسی کام کے کرنے پر قدرت نہ ہونا، نا رسائی ہونا

nigaah-e-'ijz

look, glance, regard of modesty

bayaan-e-'ijz

description of weakness, modest description

bisaat-e-'ijz

value of modesty

inkisaar-o-'ijz

modesty and humility

amiin-e-vaqaar-e-'ijz-o-niyaaz

trustee of the dignity of humility and supplication

ba-zabaan-e-'ijz

عاجزی سے، انکساری کے ساتھ

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darj

दर्ज

دَرْج

Origin : Arabic

Noun

(in a register or a book) entry, insertion

[ Apke kaamon se mutaalliq tamam hidayaten is kitabche mein darj hain ]

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dabaazat

दबाज़त

دَبازَت

Origin : Persian

Noun

thickness, denseness

[ Wo kaghaz jiski dabazat ek inch ka bees hazarvan hissa ho chhapayi waghaira ke liye bilkul mauzoon hoga ]

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sarmaaya-daar

सरमाया-दार

سَرْمایَہ دار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

capitalist, rich, wealthy

[ Sarmayadar aajkal banking ke karobar mein bhi utar rahe hain ]

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idaarat

इदारत

اِدارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

editorship of a newspaper or journal

[ Urdu ka mashhoor risala 'shayer' barson Ejaz Siddiqi ki idarat mein nikalta raha ]

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pidar

पिदर

پِِدَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

father

[ Bachche jab bolna sikhen to unhen pidar ka name batana yaad kara dena chahiye ]

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baar-bardaar

बार-बरदार

بار بَردْار

Origin : Persian

Adjective

beast of burden, tranter

[ Zyada paison ki lalach mein jo log Arab mamalik mein ja nikalte hain wahan unhen kabhi bhi baar-bardar ka kaam bhi karna pad sakta hai ]

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dabiiz

दबीज़

دَبِیز

Origin : Persian

Adjective

thick, strong (sheet or layer)

[ Garmiyon mein darwazon par dabeez parde daal diye jayen to garmi ka ehsas kam hota hai ]

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ruudaad

रूदाद

رُوداد

Origin : Persian

Noun

presenting an appearance, occurence, incident

[ Sari rudad sun kar hi malik gharib ki madad karne par razi ho gaya ]

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darbaar

दरबार

دَرْبار

Origin : Persian

Noun

royal court or audience hall, court of a noble, court

[ Badshahon ke darbar mein riaaya bhi maujood hoti thi aur badshah sabki mushkilen sunta tha ]

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taraddud

तरद्दुद

تَرَدُّد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

perplexity, anxious consideration, anxiety, trouble (of mind)

[ Naushad ke bukhar ko dekh kar mujhe taraddud hone laga hai ki koi pechida bimari na ho ]

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