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jii bhar ke

to heart's content

jii bhar kar

سیر ہو کر ، خاطر خواہ ، پوری طرح.

ho.D kaa kaar jii kaa bhaar

مقابلے کا کام بڑا سخت ہوتا ہے

banainii paan dam.Dii ke khaa.e ghar rahe ki baahar jaa.e

کنجوس تھوڑے خرچ کو بہت سمجھتا ہے.

aaTe kaa charaaG ghar rakkhuu.n chuuhaa khaa.e, baahar dharuu.n kauvaa le jaa.e

ہر طرح سے مشکل ہے، کسی بھی صورت میں چین نہیں

aaTe kaa charaaG ghar rakkhuu.n to chuuhaa khaa.e, baahar rakkhuu.n to kauvaa le jaa.e

ہر طرح سے مشکل ہے، کسی بھی صورت میں چین نہیں

us purkhaa kii baat par naah bharosa raakh, baar-baar jo bole jhuuT din bhar maa.n sau laakh

جھوٹے آدمی پر ہرگز اعتبار نہیں کرنا چاہیے یعنی جو شخص ہمیشہ ہی جھوٹ بولتا رہا ہو اس کا بھروسہ نہ کریں

tan ujlaa man saa.nvlaa bagule kaa saa bhek, tuu se to kaagaa bhalaa jo andar baahar ek

ریا کاروں پر طنز کے طور پر کہتے ہیں

us purkhaa kii baat par na bharosa rakh, bar-bar jhuuT bole jo din bhar maa.n so lakh

جھوٹے آدمی پر ہرگز اعتبار نہیں کرنا چاہیے یعنی جو شخص ہمیشہ ہی جھوٹ بولتا رہا ہو اس کا بھروسہ نہ کریں

dillii kii beTii, mathuraa kii gaay, karm phuuTe to baahar jaa.e

a Delhi girl married off outside Delhi and a cow from Mathura sold out to another city are unfortunate, living with strange people or leaving one's own place is unfortunate

dillii kii beTii mathuraa kii gaay karm phuuTii.n to baahar jaa.e

a Delhi girl married off outside Delhi and a cow from Mathura sold out to another city are unfortunate, living with strange people or leaving one's own place is unfortunate

Meaning ofSee meaning jii bhar ke in English, Hindi & Urdu

jii bhar ke

जी भर के•جی بَھر کے

English meaning of jii bhar ke

to heart's content

Urdu meaning of jii bhar ke

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jii bhar ke

to heart's content

jii bhar kar

سیر ہو کر ، خاطر خواہ ، پوری طرح.

ho.D kaa kaar jii kaa bhaar

مقابلے کا کام بڑا سخت ہوتا ہے

banainii paan dam.Dii ke khaa.e ghar rahe ki baahar jaa.e

کنجوس تھوڑے خرچ کو بہت سمجھتا ہے.

aaTe kaa charaaG ghar rakkhuu.n chuuhaa khaa.e, baahar dharuu.n kauvaa le jaa.e

ہر طرح سے مشکل ہے، کسی بھی صورت میں چین نہیں

aaTe kaa charaaG ghar rakkhuu.n to chuuhaa khaa.e, baahar rakkhuu.n to kauvaa le jaa.e

ہر طرح سے مشکل ہے، کسی بھی صورت میں چین نہیں

us purkhaa kii baat par naah bharosa raakh, baar-baar jo bole jhuuT din bhar maa.n sau laakh

جھوٹے آدمی پر ہرگز اعتبار نہیں کرنا چاہیے یعنی جو شخص ہمیشہ ہی جھوٹ بولتا رہا ہو اس کا بھروسہ نہ کریں

tan ujlaa man saa.nvlaa bagule kaa saa bhek, tuu se to kaagaa bhalaa jo andar baahar ek

ریا کاروں پر طنز کے طور پر کہتے ہیں

us purkhaa kii baat par na bharosa rakh, bar-bar jhuuT bole jo din bhar maa.n so lakh

جھوٹے آدمی پر ہرگز اعتبار نہیں کرنا چاہیے یعنی جو شخص ہمیشہ ہی جھوٹ بولتا رہا ہو اس کا بھروسہ نہ کریں

dillii kii beTii, mathuraa kii gaay, karm phuuTe to baahar jaa.e

a Delhi girl married off outside Delhi and a cow from Mathura sold out to another city are unfortunate, living with strange people or leaving one's own place is unfortunate

dillii kii beTii mathuraa kii gaay karm phuuTii.n to baahar jaa.e

a Delhi girl married off outside Delhi and a cow from Mathura sold out to another city are unfortunate, living with strange people or leaving one's own place is unfortunate

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pairahan

पैरहन

پَیْرَہَن

Origin : Persian

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robe, mantle

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'आइद

عائِدْ

Origin : Arabic

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incurred, imposed on

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तस्वीर

تَصْوِیر

Origin : Arabic

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painting, picture, image, portrait

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kamand

कमंद

کَمَنْد

Origin : Persian

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a noose, to catch any fugitive man or animal

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aarii

आरी

آری

Origin : Sanskrit

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small saw a shoe-maker's tool

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फ़र्द-ए-जुर्म

فَردِ جُرم

Origin : Arabic

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charge sheet

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आगही

آگہی

Origin : Persian

Noun

information, knowledge, intelligence

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aatish

आतिश

آتِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

fire, flame, ignite

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shamshiir

शमशीर

شَمْشِیر

Origin : Persian

Noun

sword, scimitar

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paikar

पैकर

پَیکَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

form, appearance, figure

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