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dashna

a large knife used as weapon, dagger

dashnaa

دانتوں والی

dashna-guzaar

the one who stabbed the dagger, archer

dashna-gudaaz

لوہے کو پگھلانے والا ؛ (مجازاً) تیز سھار والا ، کاٹ دار .

dashna-gar

خنجر بنانے والا ، تیغ و تبر بنانے والا .

dashnii

بسولا جس سے بڑھئی لکڑی کو چھیلتا ہے .

dashna-e-pinhaa.n

concealed dagger

dash-naam

abuse, invective, swear word, bad name, curse

doshnaa

To find fault with, to censure, withstand, blame, reproach, accuse

doshiina

yester night, related to last night

dos honaa

قصور ہونا.

dosh honaa

be blamed, be accused (of)

desh-nikaalaa

banishment, exile

sharaab-e-doshiina

रात की | बची हुई शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiinaa

yesterday's unconsumed wine

mai-e-doshiina

रात की बची हुई- बासी शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiina

last night's wine

Meaning ofSee meaning KHanjar tale tak dam liyaa to phir kyaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHanjar tale tak dam liyaa to phir kyaa

ख़ंजर तले तक दम लिया तो फिर क्या•خَنْجَر تَلے تَک دَم لِیا تو پِھر کیا

Proverb

ख़ंजर तले तक दम लिया तो फिर क्या के हिंदी अर्थ

मुसीबतों में थोड़ा सा आराम मिला तो कौन सी बड़ी बात है

خَنْجَر تَلے تَک دَم لِیا تو پِھر کیا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

مصیبتوں میں تھوڑا سا آرام ملا تو کون سی بڑی بات ہے

Urdu meaning of KHanjar tale tak dam liyaa to phir kyaa

Roman
Urdu

musiibto.n me.n tho.Daa saa aaraam mila to kaun sii ba.Dii baat hai

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dashna

a large knife used as weapon, dagger

dashnaa

دانتوں والی

dashna-guzaar

the one who stabbed the dagger, archer

dashna-gudaaz

لوہے کو پگھلانے والا ؛ (مجازاً) تیز سھار والا ، کاٹ دار .

dashna-gar

خنجر بنانے والا ، تیغ و تبر بنانے والا .

dashnii

بسولا جس سے بڑھئی لکڑی کو چھیلتا ہے .

dashna-e-pinhaa.n

concealed dagger

dash-naam

abuse, invective, swear word, bad name, curse

doshnaa

To find fault with, to censure, withstand, blame, reproach, accuse

doshiina

yester night, related to last night

dos honaa

قصور ہونا.

dosh honaa

be blamed, be accused (of)

desh-nikaalaa

banishment, exile

sharaab-e-doshiina

रात की | बची हुई शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiinaa

yesterday's unconsumed wine

mai-e-doshiina

रात की बची हुई- बासी शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiina

last night's wine

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diidaar

दीदार

دِیدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

sight, view, meeting with beloved

[ Ashiq ke liye mahboob ka didar hi sab kuchh hai ]

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narGa

नर्ग़ा

نَرغَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

ring or circle round a quarry (man or animal)

[ Shikar ko qabu mein lane ke liye shikari ek halqa bana lete hain aur use nargha kahte hain ]

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raqiib

रक़ीब

رَقِیب

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

rival or competitor

[ Hatmi (definite) muqable mein do hi ham-sar yaa raqib pahunchte hain ]

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fariiza

फ़रीज़ा

فَرِیضَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

liability, responsibility

[ Mu'ashare ka fariza ashkhas (People) ki taraqqi hai ]

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tashaddud

तशद्दुद

تَشَدُّد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

violence, oppression

[ Tashaddud se koyi masla hal nahin hota lekin har taraf tashaddud ka hi raaj hai ]

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nuKHust

नुख़ुस्त

نُخُسْت

Origin : Persian

Adjective

principal, the first

[ Roz-e-nukhust se hi Hindustan khud-inhisari ki taraf gamzan hai ]

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munashshiyaat

मुनश्शियात

مُنَشِّیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

Intoxicating drinks or drugs, intoxicants

[ Malesiyai police ne munashshiyat ka dhanda karne wale ek giroh ko pakda ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Ye mu'allim ka fariza hai ki jo kuchh janta hai use apne shagirdon ko muntaqil kar de ]

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nashv-o-numaa

नश्व-ओ-नुमा

نَشو و نُما

Origin : Arabic

Noun

growth, development, increase

[ Naujawani ki umr talimi idaron aur talim se ibarat hoti hai unki zehni salahiyaton ki nashu-o-numa karna asatiza ka kaam hai ]

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nadaamat

नदामत

نَدامَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

shame

[ Yusuf ke muamle mein baap se kis qadr nadamat ho rahi hai ]

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