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khaa ke jald chaliye kos, mire aap diib ke dos

کھانے کے بعد جلد-جلد نہیں چلنا چاہئے

Meaning ofSee meaning khaa ke jald chaliye kos, mire aap diib ke dos in English, Hindi & Urdu

khaa ke jald chaliye kos, mire aap diib ke dos

खा के जल्द चलिए कोस, मिरे आप दीब के दोस•کھا کے جلد چلئے کوس، مرے آپ دیب کے دوس

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खा के जल्द चलिए कोस, मिरे आप दीब के दोस के हिंदी अर्थ

  • खाने के बाद जल्द-जल्द नहीं चलना चाहिए

کھا کے جلد چلئے کوس، مرے آپ دیب کے دوس کے اردو معانی

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  • کھانے کے بعد جلد-جلد نہیں چلنا چاہئے

Urdu meaning of khaa ke jald chaliye kos, mire aap diib ke dos

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  • khaane ke baad jald-jald nahii.n chalnaa chaahii.e

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کھانے کے بعد جلد-جلد نہیں چلنا چاہئے

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saadiq

सादिक़

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صادِق

Origin : Arabic
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true, faithful, veracious, sincere

[ Jab log jama ho gaye to pahle aapne apne sadiq hone ka iqrar liya ]

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KHaal-KHaal

ख़ाल-ख़ाल

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خال خال

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

few and far between, rarely, here and there

[ In dinon risalon mein khujur ke mutaalliq bhi khaal-khaal mazamin nazar aate hain ]

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insaanii

इंसानी

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اِنْسانی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

humanity, of man or concerning man, humane

[ Dusron ki madad karna insaani kaam hai ]

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baab

बाब

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باب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

chapter, division of a book

[ Premchand ke novel 'Gaudan' mein battis /32 baab hain ]

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kasrat

कसरत

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کَسْرَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

breaking in the body, training, exercise, bodily or athletic exercise

[ Yoga se thoda bahut faida zaroor pahuncha hoga vo ab rozana kasrat karne laga tha ]

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viiraan

वीरान

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وِیْران

Origin : Persian
Adjective

ruined, deserted, deserted, desolate place, lonely

[ Laila ki mohabbat mein Qias viran ilaqe mein akele ghuma karta tha ]

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laa-haasil

ला-हासिल

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لا حاصِل

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

unproductive, fruitless, unprofitable, profitless

[ Mehnati adami ke liye duniyaa mein kuchh bhi laa-hasil nahin hai ]

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haqiiqatan

हक़ीक़तन

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حَقِیقَتاً

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

in reality, in fact, truly

[ Insan ke har kam majazan nahin balki haqiqatan Khuda hi ka kaam banate hain ]

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parcham

परचम

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پَرْچَم

Origin : Persian
Noun

flag, banner, tassel, ensign

[ Fauran parcham-e-shahi daar-ul-mulk Dehli se Lakhnauti ki janib rawana hua ]

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kaazib

काज़िब

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کاذِب

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

liar, mendacious, pseudo

[ Urdu mein jhuta, darogh-go kaazib hota hai ]

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