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KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe menh ko, naarii chaahe zor ko aur baalak chaahe nenh ko

the melon wants the sun the mango thirst for rain, for a woman a strong mate but children love will chain

KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe me.nh, naarii chaahe zor ko, aur baalak chaahe neh

the melon wants the sun the mango thirst for rain, for a woman a strong mate but children love will chain

KHarbuuz chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe me.nh, naarii chaahe zor ko, aaur baalak chaahe neh

خر بوزہ دُھوپ سے مزے پر آتا ہے اور آم مینہ سے عورت زور آور سے خوش ہوتی ہے بچّہ پیار سے یعنی ہر شے اپنے مرغوب شے کو چاہتی ہے.

Meaning ofSee meaning KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe menh ko, naarii chaahe zor ko aur baalak chaahe nenh ko in English, Hindi & Urdu

KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe menh ko, naarii chaahe zor ko aur baalak chaahe nenh ko

ख़रबूज़ा चाहे धूप को और आम चाहे मेंह को, नारी चाहे ज़ोर को और बालक चाहे नेंह को•خَرْبُوزہ چاہے دھوپ کو اور آم چاہے مِینْہہ کو، ناری چاہے زور کو اور بالَک چاہے نیْہہ کو

Also Read As : KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe me.nh, naarii chaahe zor ko, aur baalak chaahe neh

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English meaning of KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe menh ko, naarii chaahe zor ko aur baalak chaahe nenh ko

  • the melon wants the sun the mango thirst for rain, for a woman a strong mate but children love will chain

ख़रबूज़ा चाहे धूप को और आम चाहे मेंह को, नारी चाहे ज़ोर को और बालक चाहे नेंह को के हिंदी अर्थ

  • ख़रबूज़ा धूप आम वर्षा स्त्री ज़ोर और बालक सनेह चाहते हैं

خَرْبُوزہ چاہے دھوپ کو اور آم چاہے مِینْہہ کو، ناری چاہے زور کو اور بالَک چاہے نیْہہ کو کے اردو معانی

  • خر بوزہ دھوپ سے مزے پر آتا ہے اور آم مینہ سے عورت زور آور سے خوش ہوتی ہے بچّہ پیار سے یعنی ہر شے اپنے مرغوب شے کو چاہتی ہے

Urdu meaning of KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe menh ko, naarii chaahe zor ko aur baalak chaahe nenh ko

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KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe menh ko, naarii chaahe zor ko aur baalak chaahe nenh ko

the melon wants the sun the mango thirst for rain, for a woman a strong mate but children love will chain

KHarbuuza chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe me.nh, naarii chaahe zor ko, aur baalak chaahe neh

the melon wants the sun the mango thirst for rain, for a woman a strong mate but children love will chain

KHarbuuz chaahe dhuup ko aur aam chaahe me.nh, naarii chaahe zor ko, aaur baalak chaahe neh

خر بوزہ دُھوپ سے مزے پر آتا ہے اور آم مینہ سے عورت زور آور سے خوش ہوتی ہے بچّہ پیار سے یعنی ہر شے اپنے مرغوب شے کو چاہتی ہے.

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muqaabil

मुक़ाबिल

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مُقابِل

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

comparing, matching, corresponding, resembling

[ Har siyasi party apne mukhalif party ko muqabil ki jagah mutabadil samajhne lagti hai ]

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muhaajir

मुहाजिर

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مُہاِجِر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

abandoning, quitting, exile

[ Ye chehara sirf Filistin ke Arab muhajir ka chehra nahin Karachi ke be-khanuman muhajir ka bhi chehra hai ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

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اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

protest, criticism, animadversion

[ achchha kaam karne ke lie kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahie ]

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'adaavat

'अदावत

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عَداوَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

enmity, hate, animosity, malice

[ ham logon mein thodi adavat hoti hai lekin jaan ka dushman koyi kahan hota hai ]

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saame'

सामे'

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سامِع

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

hearer, listener

[ Sher ki badi khubi to yahi hai ki jis asar ke maa-tahat sher kaha jaae wo asar saame par bhi ho ]

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hassaas

हस्सास

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حَسّاس

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

extremely sensitive, emotional

[ Zyada hassas hona aadami ke liye nuqsan-dah hai ]

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baGaavat

बग़ावत

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بَغاوَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

mutiny, treason, revolution

[ Badhti mahangai ke khilaf awam ko baghawat karni chahiye ]

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majruuh

मजरूह

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مَجرُوح

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

wounded, injured، hurt

[ Rahgeer ne majruh shakhs ko hospital pahunchaya ]

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raqiib

रक़ीब

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رَقِیب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

rival or competitor

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

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KHaadim

ख़ादिम

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خادِم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

domestic servant, servant

[ Mahapadam Kabir ka khadim tha ]

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