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diler

bold, brave, intrepid, daring, valiant, animated, venturesome, courageous

dileraana

brave, bravely, intrepidly, boldly

dilerii

bravery, boldness, courage, valor, masculinity

diler karnaa

نڈر بنانا ، خوف سے نجات دلانا ، شہ دینا .

diler-zabaanii

بے باکی ، چرب زبانی .

dilerii se

daringly

dileraana aqdaam karnaa

take a bold step

dilerii denaa

کسی کام یا اقدام کی جراؑت دلانا، حوصلہ افزائی کرنا، ہمّت بڑھانا

dilerii mardo.n kaa gahnaa hai

مرد کو بہادر ہونا چاہیے، بہادری مرد کی خوبی ہے

dilerii karnaa

act boldly

dilii-raah

قلبی تعلق .

dilii-ranj

گہرا صدمہ ، گہرا رنج .

diida-diler

fearless, dare devil, brave, Metaphorically: shameless, immodest, insolent,

Dare.n lom.Dii se naam diler

کسی شخص کی بُزدلی ظاہر کرنے کے لیے مستعمل.

diida-daler honaa

بے باک ہونا ، بے حیا ہوجانا ، بے شرم بن جانا ، ہمت بندھنا ، نڈر ہونا ، بے خوف ہونا.

diida-daler karnaa

بے باک و بے حیا بنانا.

Meaning ofSee meaning jo jal saa.Dh lagat hii barse naaj niyaar bin ko.ii na tarse in English, Hindi & Urdu

jo jal saa.Dh lagat hii barse naaj niyaar bin ko.ii na tarse

जो जल साढ़ लगत ही बरसे नाज नियार बिन कोई न तरसे•جو جَل ساڑھ لَگَت ہی بَرسے ناج نِیار بِن کوئی نَہ تَرسے

Proverb

जो जल साढ़ लगत ही बरसे नाज नियार बिन कोई न तरसे के हिंदी अर्थ

अगर असाढ़ के शुरू में बारिश हो जाए तो अनाज बहुत होता है
विशेष • असाढ़= अंग्रेज़ी का जून का महीना।

جو جَل ساڑھ لَگَت ہی بَرسے ناج نِیار بِن کوئی نَہ تَرسے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اگر اساڑھ کے شروع میں بارش ہو جائے تو اناج بہت ہوتا ہے

Urdu meaning of jo jal saa.Dh lagat hii barse naaj niyaar bin ko.ii na tarse

Roman
Urdu

agar asaa.Dh ke shuruu me.n baarish ho jaaye to anaaj bahut hotaa hai

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diler

bold, brave, intrepid, daring, valiant, animated, venturesome, courageous

dileraana

brave, bravely, intrepidly, boldly

dilerii

bravery, boldness, courage, valor, masculinity

diler karnaa

نڈر بنانا ، خوف سے نجات دلانا ، شہ دینا .

diler-zabaanii

بے باکی ، چرب زبانی .

dilerii se

daringly

dileraana aqdaam karnaa

take a bold step

dilerii denaa

کسی کام یا اقدام کی جراؑت دلانا، حوصلہ افزائی کرنا، ہمّت بڑھانا

dilerii mardo.n kaa gahnaa hai

مرد کو بہادر ہونا چاہیے، بہادری مرد کی خوبی ہے

dilerii karnaa

act boldly

dilii-raah

قلبی تعلق .

dilii-ranj

گہرا صدمہ ، گہرا رنج .

diida-diler

fearless, dare devil, brave, Metaphorically: shameless, immodest, insolent,

Dare.n lom.Dii se naam diler

کسی شخص کی بُزدلی ظاہر کرنے کے لیے مستعمل.

diida-daler honaa

بے باک ہونا ، بے حیا ہوجانا ، بے شرم بن جانا ، ہمت بندھنا ، نڈر ہونا ، بے خوف ہونا.

diida-daler karnaa

بے باک و بے حیا بنانا.

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zaKHiira

ज़ख़ीरा

ذَخِیْرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a thing hoarded, treasured, or laid up treasure

[ Anaj ki zakhira-andozi par khas tavajjoh dene ki zarurat hai ]

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aab-o-havaa

आब-ओ-हवा

آب و ہَوا

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

climate

[ Jaziraai (Peninsular) aab-o-hava achchhi hoti hai ]

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savaaneh-hayaat

सवानेह-हयात

سَوانِح حَیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

biography, life history

[ Khalid library mein baith kar bade-bade danish-mandon ki sawaneh-hayat padh raha hai ]

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daanish

दानिश

دانِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

science, learning

[ Gandhiji ne Hindustan mein azadi ki tahrik ke sath ilm-o-danish ka alam bhi baland kiya ]

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naayaab

नायाब

نایاب

Origin : Persian

Adjective

rare

[ Har saal siberia ke nayab saras bharatpur ki aab-o-hawa mein sardian guzarne aate hain ]

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'aariz

'आरिज़

عارِض

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

side of the face, cheeks

[ Shaer ne mahboob ke aariz ki tarif mein zamin aur asman ek kar diye ]

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jaziira

जज़ीरा

جَزِیرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

island, isle

[ Sri Lanka ek chhota jazira hai ]

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'alam

'अलम

عَلَم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flag, banner, standard

[ Khel ke maidan mein jeet ke baad team ne alam lahraa kar jashn manaya ]

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ashyaa

अश्या

اَشْیا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

goods, things, chattels, articles

[ Mobile aur laptop aaj ki zaroori ashya mein shamil hain ]

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sukuun

सुकून

سُکُون

Origin : Arabic

Noun

peace, rest, ease, calm, tranquillity

[ Duniya ki sab se badi daulat sukoon hai ]

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