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kahte-kahte zabaan dabaa jaanaa

کسی بات کو کہتے کہتے رہ جانا یا چھپا جانا ، باتیں کرتے کرتے کسی بات کو ٹال جانا ، کوئی بات کہتے کہتے رک جانا.

kahte kii zabaan nahii.n pak.Dii jaatii

no one can be stopped from saying anything, no one can stop the speaker

zabaan dabaa jaanaa

کہتے کہتے رک جانا

kahte hii zabaan nahii.n pak.Dii jaatii

۔بولنے والا جو چاہے کہے اُس کو کوئی نہیں روک سکتا۔ (ایامیٰ) مولوی صاحب کی نیت کے بارے میں تو جو چاہے کلام کرے کہتے کی زبان نہیں پکڑی جاتی۔

maarte kaa haath pak.Daa jaataa hai kahte kii zabaan nahii.n pak.Dii jaatii

بدزبان کی زبان نہیں روکی جا سکتی ، کسی کو کوئی بات کہنے سے نہیں روکا جاسکتا ۔

khaate-khaate mu.nh phir jaanaa

رغبت نہ رہنا ، کٹ جانا ، کھچ پڑنا ؛ بُرا مان جانا ؛ شرمندہ ہو جانا.

Meaning ofSee meaning kahte-kahte zabaan dabaa jaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

kahte-kahte zabaan dabaa jaanaa

कहते-कहते ज़बान दबा जाना•کَہْتے کَہْتے زَبان دَبا جانا

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कहते-कहते ज़बान दबा जाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • किसी बात को कहते कहते रह जाना या छिपा जाना, बातें करते करते किसी बात को टाल जाना, कोई बात कहते कहते रुक जाना

کَہْتے کَہْتے زَبان دَبا جانا کے اردو معانی

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  • کسی بات کو کہتے کہتے رہ جانا یا چھپا جانا ، باتیں کرتے کرتے کسی بات کو ٹال جانا ، کوئی بات کہتے کہتے رک جانا.

Urdu meaning of kahte-kahte zabaan dabaa jaanaa

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  • kisii baat ko kahte kahte rah jaana ya chhipaa jaana, baate.n karte karte kisii baat ko Taal jaana, ko.ii baat kahte kahte ruk jaana

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kahte-kahte zabaan dabaa jaanaa

کسی بات کو کہتے کہتے رہ جانا یا چھپا جانا ، باتیں کرتے کرتے کسی بات کو ٹال جانا ، کوئی بات کہتے کہتے رک جانا.

kahte kii zabaan nahii.n pak.Dii jaatii

no one can be stopped from saying anything, no one can stop the speaker

zabaan dabaa jaanaa

کہتے کہتے رک جانا

kahte hii zabaan nahii.n pak.Dii jaatii

۔بولنے والا جو چاہے کہے اُس کو کوئی نہیں روک سکتا۔ (ایامیٰ) مولوی صاحب کی نیت کے بارے میں تو جو چاہے کلام کرے کہتے کی زبان نہیں پکڑی جاتی۔

maarte kaa haath pak.Daa jaataa hai kahte kii zabaan nahii.n pak.Dii jaatii

بدزبان کی زبان نہیں روکی جا سکتی ، کسی کو کوئی بات کہنے سے نہیں روکا جاسکتا ۔

khaate-khaate mu.nh phir jaanaa

رغبت نہ رہنا ، کٹ جانا ، کھچ پڑنا ؛ بُرا مان جانا ؛ شرمندہ ہو جانا.

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intihaa

इंतिहा

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اِنْتِہا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

extremity, finish, end, close, termination

[ Mahatma Gandhi pul se Ganga nadi ki intiha nahin dikhai deti ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

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فِکْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

thought, consideration, reflection

[ Ye baat taslim ki jati hai ki gaur-o-fikr ka markaz hamara dimagh hai ]

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KHabiis

ख़बीस

.

خَبِیث

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

wretch, vile

[ Khabees aadmi se achchhe bartav ki ummeed nahin ki ja sakti ]

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vaa'iz

वा'इज़

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واعِظ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

preacher, homilist

[ Maulana Azad mujahid-e-azadi (Freedom Fighter) ke sath-sath ek achhe waaiz bhi the ]

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saame'iin

सामे'ईन

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سامِعِین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

audience, listeners

[ Mazahiya shaaeri sunte hi same'een hazrat ke qahqahe gunjne lage ]

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habiib

हबीब

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حَبِیب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

friend

[ Mushkil waqt mein aziz aur habib hi kaam aate hain ]

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'aazim

'आज़िम

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عازِم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

bound (for a place)

[ Jang khatm hone par yah Chatagang mein hathiyar dalne ke bajaye aazim-e-Barma huye ]

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laziiz

लज़ीज़

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لَذِیذ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

delicious, tasty, savoury, tasteful, nice

[ Rukhsat ke waqt mezban unhen laziz khanon ka packet pesh karta hai ki agle roz itminan se nosh farmayen ]

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shaa.iq

शाइक़

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شائِق

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

desirous, fond, ardent, longing for

[ Jo saheb ki shaaeq aur kharidar is akhbar ke hoven apni darkhwasten rawana karen ]

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naaqid

नाक़िद

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ناقِد

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

critic, fault-finder

[ Baaz naqid ye kahte hain ki daur-e-hazir (Modern Period) mein ghazal-goi ka daera mahdud ho gaya hai ]

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