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KHaana-e-tan

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tan-badan me.n jaan nahii.n naam zor-aavar KHaan

طاقت ہونی چاہیئے نام کا کیا فائدہ ، لیاقت سے زیادہ شیخی بگھارنے کے موقع پر بولتے ہیں

kahaa.n raam raam , kahaa.n Te.n Te.n

what a world of difference

tan peT kahaa.n rakh aave.n

کھانے پینے کا خرچ ضروری ہے ، کوئی مفت خدمت لے تو کہتے ہیں

tan-badan me.n jaan nahii.n, naam zor-aavar-KHaa.n

بہت دکھاوا کرنا، بدن میں طاقت نہیں مگر بد مزاجی کا یہ حال ہے کہ ہر شخص سے جھگڑا مول لیتے ہیں

tan par nahii.n lattaa paan khaa.uu.n albatta

(عو) رک : تن پر کپڑا نہ بدن پر لتا پھر بات کروں البتہ

taan-ras-KHaa.n

(مجازاْ) داروغؑہ ارباب نشاط

chal mere charKHe charraKH chuu.n kahaa.n kii bu.Dhiyaa kahaa.n kaa tuu.n

ایک بڑھیا اپنی بیٹی سے ملنے گئی ، جن٘گل میں اسے شیر چیتا اور بھیڑیا اور دوسرے جانور ملے اس نے اپنی جان ان سے یہ کہہ کر بچائی کہ وہ واپسی پر موٹی ہوکر آئے گی ، تب کھانا واپسی پر وہ ایک چرخے میں بیٹھ گئی اور جب کوئی جانور ملتا تو یہ فقرہ کہہ دیتی وہ گھبرا کر بھاگ جاتا.

Meaning ofSee meaning KHaana-e-tan in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHaana-e-tan

ख़ाना-ए-तन•خانَۂ تَن

English meaning of KHaana-e-tan

Noun, Masculine

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خانَۂ تَن کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

جسم .

Urdu meaning of KHaana-e-tan

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Urdu

jism

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KHaana-e-tan

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tan-badan me.n jaan nahii.n naam zor-aavar KHaan

طاقت ہونی چاہیئے نام کا کیا فائدہ ، لیاقت سے زیادہ شیخی بگھارنے کے موقع پر بولتے ہیں

kahaa.n raam raam , kahaa.n Te.n Te.n

what a world of difference

tan peT kahaa.n rakh aave.n

کھانے پینے کا خرچ ضروری ہے ، کوئی مفت خدمت لے تو کہتے ہیں

tan-badan me.n jaan nahii.n, naam zor-aavar-KHaa.n

بہت دکھاوا کرنا، بدن میں طاقت نہیں مگر بد مزاجی کا یہ حال ہے کہ ہر شخص سے جھگڑا مول لیتے ہیں

tan par nahii.n lattaa paan khaa.uu.n albatta

(عو) رک : تن پر کپڑا نہ بدن پر لتا پھر بات کروں البتہ

taan-ras-KHaa.n

(مجازاْ) داروغؑہ ارباب نشاط

chal mere charKHe charraKH chuu.n kahaa.n kii bu.Dhiyaa kahaa.n kaa tuu.n

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mo'tabar

मो'तबर

مُعْتَبَر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

reliable, trustworthy

[ Ghalib ki baat unke ahd mein na sahi unke baad bahut motabar aur qabil-e-tawajjoh thahri ]

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maa'suum

मा'सूम

مَعْصُوم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

innocent, artless, simple

[ Netaon ki laffazi mein masum awam phans hi jaati hai ]

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ehsaas

एहसास

اِحْساس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sense, sensibility

[ Har aadami ko apne farz ka ehsas hona chahiye ]

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mulaazimiin

मुलाज़िमीन

مُلازِمِین

Origin : Arabic

Noun

employees, servant, attendant

[ Marhum mulazimin ke bachchon ko bhi wazaef diye jayenge ]

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shiguufa

शिगूफ़ा

شِگُوفَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bud, blossom

[ Shigofe jhad kar is qadr dher ho gaye ki qabr dhak gayi ]

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mirriiKH

मिर्रीख़

مِرّیخ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the planet Mars

[ Nikola Tesla ko hunuz mirrikh ki abadi se ta'alluq paida karne mein kamiyabi nahin hui hai ]

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aashnaa

आश्ना

آشْنا

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

aware of, having knowledge of

[ Hindustan mein qiyam ke sabab Angrez Hindustani siqafat se bahut had tak aashna ho gaye the ]

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afshaa.n

अफ़्शाँ

اَفْشاں

Origin : Persian

Noun

glittering golden powder

[ Afshan auraton ke chehre par khubsurti ke liye chhidke jate hain ]

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yaqiin-dihaanii

यक़ीन-दिहानी

یَقِین دِہانی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

the state of assurance or guarantee

[ Secretary ya wazir ke alawa kisi ki yaqin-dihani bhi qabil-e-zikr hoti hai ]

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doshiiza

दोशीज़ा

دوشِیزَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

beautiful girl, gorgeous girl

[ Jab dusare sanduq ko khola to us mein se ek doshiza jadu-jamal pari-tamsal nikli ]

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