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aazurda

annoyed

aazurda dil aazurda kunad anjumane raa

كسی مجمع میں ایک رنجیدہ دل یا دكھ میں مبتلا شخص شریک ہو تو پورے مجمع پر اس رنج كا اثر پڑتا ہے

aazurda-KHaatirii

dejection, distress, sadness

aazurda-KHaatir

sore-hearted, displeased, grieving, dejected, sad, hurt, annoyed, offended

aazurda-pusht

کوبڑ والا، ٹیڑھی پشت والا، جس کی کمر جھکی ہوئی ہو، کوزہ پشت

aazurda honaa

ناراض یا خفا ہونا

aazurda rahnaa

رنجیدہ رہنا، مغموم رہنا

aazuda karnaa

displease, sadden, cause grief

aazurda hokar baiTh rahnaa

ناراض ہوجانا، رنجیدہ اور غمگین ہو کر بیٹھ جانا

dil-e-aazurda

troubled in mind, dejected, vexed, displeased, offended

KHaatir-e-aazurda

displeased, offended, sad

dil-aazurda

troubled in mind, dejected

KHaatir-aazurda

displeased, offended, hurt, grieved, dejected, sad, sorrowful, melancholy

dil aazurda karnaa

رنجیدہ کرنا، ناخوش کرنا، افسردہ خاطر کرنا

dil aazurda honaa

be displeased

Meaning ofSee meaning KHar KHush na KHaavind KHuush in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHar KHush na KHaavind KHuush

ख़र ख़ुश न ख़ाविंद ख़ुश•خَر خُوش نَہ خاوِنْد خُوش

Proverb

English meaning of KHar KHush na KHaavind KHuush

a fool can't ever be happy

ख़र ख़ुश न ख़ाविंद ख़ुश के हिंदी अर्थ

۔मिसल। ऐसा नालायक़ नकमसा है कोई ख़ुश नहीं
ऐसे नालायक़ और नक्कमे के लिए मुस्तामल है जिस से कोई ख़ुश नहीं रहता

خَر خُوش نَہ خاوِنْد خُوش کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

۔مثل۔ ایسا نالائق نکمسا ہے کوئی خوش نہیں۔
ایسے نالائق اور نک٘مے کے لیے مستعمل ہے جس سے کوئی خوش نہیں رہتا.

Urdu meaning of KHar KHush na KHaavind KHuush

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Urdu

۔misal। a.isaa naalaayaq nakamsaa hai ko.ii Khush nahii.n
a.ise naalaayaq aur nakaqme ke li.e mustaamal hai jis se ko.ii Khush nahii.n rahtaa

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aazurda

annoyed

aazurda dil aazurda kunad anjumane raa

كسی مجمع میں ایک رنجیدہ دل یا دكھ میں مبتلا شخص شریک ہو تو پورے مجمع پر اس رنج كا اثر پڑتا ہے

aazurda-KHaatirii

dejection, distress, sadness

aazurda-KHaatir

sore-hearted, displeased, grieving, dejected, sad, hurt, annoyed, offended

aazurda-pusht

کوبڑ والا، ٹیڑھی پشت والا، جس کی کمر جھکی ہوئی ہو، کوزہ پشت

aazurda honaa

ناراض یا خفا ہونا

aazurda rahnaa

رنجیدہ رہنا، مغموم رہنا

aazuda karnaa

displease, sadden, cause grief

aazurda hokar baiTh rahnaa

ناراض ہوجانا، رنجیدہ اور غمگین ہو کر بیٹھ جانا

dil-e-aazurda

troubled in mind, dejected, vexed, displeased, offended

KHaatir-e-aazurda

displeased, offended, sad

dil-aazurda

troubled in mind, dejected

KHaatir-aazurda

displeased, offended, hurt, grieved, dejected, sad, sorrowful, melancholy

dil aazurda karnaa

رنجیدہ کرنا، ناخوش کرنا، افسردہ خاطر کرنا

dil aazurda honaa

be displeased

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pairahan

पैरहन

پَیْرَہَن

Origin : Persian

Noun

robe, mantle

[ Jogi ko aam pairahan mein dekh Shyam chaunk gaya ]

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'aa.id

'आइद

عائِدْ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

incurred, imposed on

[ Censor ne kai filmon par pabandi aaed ki ]

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tasviir

तस्वीर

تَصْوِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

painting, picture, image, portrait

[ Ghar ki safai karte hue dadi-amma ke hath ka ek shisha mil gaya us par kapda pherte hi meri taswir raushan ho gayi ]

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kamand

कमंद

کَمَنْد

Origin : Persian

Noun

a noose, to catch any fugitive man or animal

[ Shikar kamand liye jungle mein ghum raha tha ]

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aarii

आरी

آری

Origin : Sanskrit

Noun

small saw a shoe-maker's tool

[ Hara-bhara darakht kulhadi se kata gaya, aari se chira gaya ]

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fard-e-jurm

फ़र्द-ए-जुर्म

فَردِ جُرم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

charge sheet

[ Na kabhi un par muqadma chalaya jata tha na kabhi koi fard-e-jurm aa'id hoti thi ]

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aagahii

आगही

آگہی

Origin : Persian

Noun

information, knowledge, intelligence

[ Jadid Urudu adab ke log Arabic aur Persian se utni aagahi nahin rakhte ]

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aatish

आतिश

آتِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

fire, flame, ignite

[ Aare ke janglon mein aisi shadid aag lagi hui thi maanon aasman se aatish baras rahi ho ]

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shamshiir

शमशीर

شَمْشِیر

Origin : Persian

Noun

sword, scimitar

[ Ek barhana (Naked) aadami shamshir liye hue mujh par waar karne ke liye lapka ]

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paikar

पैकर

پَیکَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

form, appearance, figure

[ Hanuman Ji ne Sarsa Rakshasi ke samne dev-paikar shakl ikhtiyar ki ]

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