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khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaTnaa

cut carelessly or scornfully

khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaaTnaa

cut carelessly or scornfully

khiiraa kak.Dii kii tarah kaaTnaa

جلدی جلدی کاٹنا

khiire kak.Dii kii tarah u.D jaanaa

آسانی سے کٹ جانا .

pahaa.D kii tarah kaTnaa

(time) to pass very slowly or with difficulty

gaajar-muulii kii tarah kaTnaa

رک : گاجر مولی کی طرح کاٹنا ، جس کا یہ لازم ہے .

muulem gaajar kii tarah kaTnaa

مولی گاجر کی طرح کاٹنا (رک) کا لازم ، بے دردی سے قتل ہونا ۔

kak.Dii kaa khiiraa karnaa

بے قدر سمجھ کر کوسنا

kak.Dii kii po.ngii bajii bajii , nahii.n to.D khaa.ii

کام میں کچھ برائی نہیں یوں ہوا تو ہوا نہیں تو اور سہی، یہ کام طریقے سے آسان ہی آسان ہے.

gaajar muulii kii tarah kaaTnaa

kill ruthlessly, to massacre, to kill unnecessarily and indiscriminately, especially a large number of persons

muulii gaajar kii tarah kaaTnaa

kill indiscriminately, massacre en masse

Meaning ofSee meaning khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaTnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaTnaa

खीरे ककड़ी की तरह कटना•کِھیرے کَکْڑی کی طَرْح کَٹْنا

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See meaning: khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaaTnaa

English meaning of khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaTnaa

  • cut carelessly or scornfully
  • kill ruthlessly by a sharp sword

खीरे ककड़ी की तरह कटना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • खीरे ककड़ी की तरह कातना (रुक) का लाज़िम
  • ۔लाज़िम।

کِھیرے کَکْڑی کی طَرْح کَٹْنا کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu
  • ۔لازم۔
  • کھیرے ککڑی کی طرح کاتنا (رک) کا لازم .

Urdu meaning of khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaTnaa

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  • Urdu

  • ۔laazim।
  • khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaatnaa (ruk) ka laazim

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khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaTnaa

cut carelessly or scornfully

khiire kak.Dii kii tarah kaaTnaa

cut carelessly or scornfully

khiiraa kak.Dii kii tarah kaaTnaa

جلدی جلدی کاٹنا

khiire kak.Dii kii tarah u.D jaanaa

آسانی سے کٹ جانا .

pahaa.D kii tarah kaTnaa

(time) to pass very slowly or with difficulty

gaajar-muulii kii tarah kaTnaa

رک : گاجر مولی کی طرح کاٹنا ، جس کا یہ لازم ہے .

muulem gaajar kii tarah kaTnaa

مولی گاجر کی طرح کاٹنا (رک) کا لازم ، بے دردی سے قتل ہونا ۔

kak.Dii kaa khiiraa karnaa

بے قدر سمجھ کر کوسنا

kak.Dii kii po.ngii bajii bajii , nahii.n to.D khaa.ii

کام میں کچھ برائی نہیں یوں ہوا تو ہوا نہیں تو اور سہی، یہ کام طریقے سے آسان ہی آسان ہے.

gaajar muulii kii tarah kaaTnaa

kill ruthlessly, to massacre, to kill unnecessarily and indiscriminately, especially a large number of persons

muulii gaajar kii tarah kaaTnaa

kill indiscriminately, massacre en masse

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फ़क़ीर

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فَقِیر

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beggar, fakir

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फ़रोख़्त

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फ़राग़त

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فَراغَت

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leisure, respite, freedom

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फ़राख़

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फ़ुतूर

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فُتُور

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defect, imperfection, unsoundness

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responsibility, duty

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