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khasoTnaa

pluck out, pull off (the hair)

khusaTnaa

رک : کھسوٹنا، جس کایہ لازم ہے.

kohistaanii

hilly, mountainous, of or belonging to a mountain

kuhistaanii

پہاڑی ، پہار کا ؛ پہاڑی علاقے کا رہنے والا.

daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

pull or pluck out the beard

Daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

to pull or pluck out the beard

jho.nTe khasoTnaa

(حقارت سے) عورت کے سر کے بال پکڑنا ،

nochnaa khasoTnaa

چنگل مارنا، پنجہ مارنا، پنجوں سے بوٹی بوٹی کر دینا، پھاڑ کھانا

jhoTe khasoTnaa

عورت کے سر کے بال نوچنا ، بال کھسوٹنا

jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

it is called for ungrateful and kindness person, the one who gives pain to the kind person

baal khasuuTnaa

بالوں کا پکڑ کر کھینچنا، بال نوچنا

luuTnaa khasuuTnaa

to loot, ransack, plunder

mard-e-kuhistaanii

پہاڑوں میں رہنے والا آدمی ؛ مضبوط اعصاب کا مالک شخص ؛ جفاکش آدمی

Meaning ofSee meaning jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

जिस की गोद में बैठना उसी की दाढ़ी खसोटना•جِس کی گود میں بَیٹْھنا اُسی کی داڑھی کَھسوٹْنا

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English meaning of jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

  • it is called for ungrateful and kindness person, the one who gives pain to the kind person

जिस की गोद में बैठना उसी की दाढ़ी खसोटना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • कृतघ्न व्यक्ति के लिए बोलते हैं, वो जो कृपा करने वाले को पीड़ा दे

جِس کی گود میں بَیٹْھنا اُسی کی داڑھی کَھسوٹْنا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • ناشکرے اور احسان فراموش شخص کے لیے بولتے ہیں، محسن کو تکلیف دینے والا

Urdu meaning of jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

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  • naashukre aur ehsaan faraamosh shaKhs ke li.e bolte hain, muhsin ko takliif dene vaala

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khasoTnaa

pluck out, pull off (the hair)

khusaTnaa

رک : کھسوٹنا، جس کایہ لازم ہے.

kohistaanii

hilly, mountainous, of or belonging to a mountain

kuhistaanii

پہاڑی ، پہار کا ؛ پہاڑی علاقے کا رہنے والا.

daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

pull or pluck out the beard

Daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

to pull or pluck out the beard

jho.nTe khasoTnaa

(حقارت سے) عورت کے سر کے بال پکڑنا ،

nochnaa khasoTnaa

چنگل مارنا، پنجہ مارنا، پنجوں سے بوٹی بوٹی کر دینا، پھاڑ کھانا

jhoTe khasoTnaa

عورت کے سر کے بال نوچنا ، بال کھسوٹنا

jis kii god me.n baiThnaa usii kii daa.Dhii khasoTnaa

it is called for ungrateful and kindness person, the one who gives pain to the kind person

baal khasuuTnaa

بالوں کا پکڑ کر کھینچنا، بال نوچنا

luuTnaa khasuuTnaa

to loot, ransack, plunder

mard-e-kuhistaanii

پہاڑوں میں رہنے والا آدمی ؛ مضبوط اعصاب کا مالک شخص ؛ جفاکش آدمی

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taab

ताब

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تَاب

Origin : Persian
Noun

endurance, tolerance

[ Jab insan mein dukh sahne ki taab nahin rahti to zindagi ka ant samjha jata hai ]

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saabit

साबित

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ثابِت

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

prove, confirm

[ Jurm jab tak sabit na ho jaye sazaa nahin di jaa sakti ]

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hajj

हज्ज

.

حَجّ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the obligatory pilgrimage to be performed by every Muslim once in his lifetime

[ Haj ek Islami ibadat hai jiska adaa karna maal-daron par farz hai ]

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baKHt

बख़्त

.

بَخْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

fortune, good fortune, luck

[ Ilm, aamozish, tarbiyat aisi chizain hain jise bakht ki kunji kaha jata hai ]

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ba-jaa

ब-जा

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بَجا

Origin : Persian
Adjective, Verb

fit, appropriate, suitable

[ Aap ba-jaa kahte hain lekin har haqiqat suboot ke baghair kamzor hoti hai ]

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ahbaab

अहबाब

.

اَحْباب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

friends, dear ones, lovers

[ Aadmi ki pahchan uske ahbab se bhi hoti hai ]

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taaj

ताज

.

تاج

Origin : Persian
Noun

a high-crowned cap

[ Taaj badshah ke sar ki shan hoti hai ]

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hijaab

हिजाब

.

حِجاب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

modesty, bashfulness, shame

[ Ham dono itne qaribi dost ban gaye ki koi hijab baqi na raha ]

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bahs

बहस

.

بَحْث

Origin : Arabic
Noun

argument, discussion, debate

[ Bahas se ilm mein izafa hota hai lekin bahas jhagda na ban jaye ]

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haajat

हाजत

.

حاجَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

hope, wish

[ Aadmi ki ek hajat puri ho jaye to kai paida ho jati hai ]

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