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basiirat

sight, vision, insight, foresight, mental perception

basiirat-daar

بصیرت رکھنے والا.(رک: بصیرت)

basiirat-afzaa

بصیرت کو بڑھانے والا

basiirat-afroz

enlightening

nafsiyaatii-basiirat

intuition, third eye

kaj-basiirat

whose understanding is not correct, unwise, senseless, unintelligent

be-basiirat

undiscerning, without clear-sightedness or intelligence

diida-basiirat

عقل، دانائی

saahib-e-basiirat

astute, intelligent

nigaah-e-basiirat

perceptive look

nuur-e-basiirat

light of perception

chashm-e-basiirat

insight, mental perception, perceptive faculty of the mind

dars-e-basiirat

lesson of perception

kuhl-e-basiirat

آنکھ کے ساتھ دل ذہن کو بھی منوّر کر دینے ولا سرمہ.

arbaab-e-basiirat

prudent people, the intelligentsia, people with insight

in'aam-e-basiirat

The reward of intellect, the honor of understanding, the gift of consciousness

surma-e-basiirat

antimony useful for light or sight, (met.) growth and guidance

dark-o-basiirat

access and perception, understanding

'alaa vaj.hul-basiirat

ازروئے بصیرت، بطور بصیرت

'alaa vaj.hul-basiirat

ازروئے بصیرت، بطور بصیرت

Meaning ofSee meaning khilaa.e sone kaa nivaalaa , dekhe sher kii nigaah se in English, Hindi & Urdu

khilaa.e sone kaa nivaalaa , dekhe sher kii nigaah se

खिलाए सोने का निवाला , देखे शेर की निगाह से•کِھلائے سونے کا نِوالا ، دیکھے شیر کی نِگاہ سے

Proverb

खिलाए सोने का निवाला , देखे शेर की निगाह से के हिंदी अर्थ

वालदैन को चाहिए कि बच्चों को अच्छे से अच्छा खिलाईं मगर अदब-ओ-तहज़ीब सिखाने में कोई रियायत ना बरतें

کِھلائے سونے کا نِوالا ، دیکھے شیر کی نِگاہ سے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

والدین کو چاہیے کہ بچوں کو اچھے سے اچھا کھلائیں مگر ادب و تہذیب سکھانے میں کوئی رعایت نہ برتیں.

Urdu meaning of khilaa.e sone kaa nivaalaa , dekhe sher kii nigaah se

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Urdu

vaaladain ko chaahi.e ki bachcho.n ko achchhe se achchhaa khilaa.ii.n magar adab-o-tahaziib sikhaane me.n ko.ii riyaayat na barte.n

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basiirat

sight, vision, insight, foresight, mental perception

basiirat-daar

بصیرت رکھنے والا.(رک: بصیرت)

basiirat-afzaa

بصیرت کو بڑھانے والا

basiirat-afroz

enlightening

nafsiyaatii-basiirat

intuition, third eye

kaj-basiirat

whose understanding is not correct, unwise, senseless, unintelligent

be-basiirat

undiscerning, without clear-sightedness or intelligence

diida-basiirat

عقل، دانائی

saahib-e-basiirat

astute, intelligent

nigaah-e-basiirat

perceptive look

nuur-e-basiirat

light of perception

chashm-e-basiirat

insight, mental perception, perceptive faculty of the mind

dars-e-basiirat

lesson of perception

kuhl-e-basiirat

آنکھ کے ساتھ دل ذہن کو بھی منوّر کر دینے ولا سرمہ.

arbaab-e-basiirat

prudent people, the intelligentsia, people with insight

in'aam-e-basiirat

The reward of intellect, the honor of understanding, the gift of consciousness

surma-e-basiirat

antimony useful for light or sight, (met.) growth and guidance

dark-o-basiirat

access and perception, understanding

'alaa vaj.hul-basiirat

ازروئے بصیرت، بطور بصیرت

'alaa vaj.hul-basiirat

ازروئے بصیرت، بطور بصیرت

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baahamii

बाहमी

باہَمی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

middle

[ Puna aur Ahmad Nagar ka bahami fasla sattar-assii meel se zyada nahin hai ]

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imkaan

इम्कान

اِمْکان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possibility, probability

[ March April ke mahine mein chechak hone ka imkan zyada rahta hai ]

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dil-shaad

दिल-शाद

دِل شاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

cheerful, glad

[ Barahvin ka natija aane ke baad ladkiyan is qadr dil-shaad aur masrur thin goya khushi ke mare phat padengi ]

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izdihaam

इज़्दिहाम

اِزدِحام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

concourse, throng, crowd, mob

[ 26 January ko yaum-e-jamhuriya ke mauqa par India Gate par logon ka izdiham hota hai ]

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munaqqash

मुनक़्क़श

مُنَقَّش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

painted, coloured

[ Ghar ki tamir ke baad zeb-o-zeenat ke liye munaqqash parde bhi lagaye gaye ]

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aabruu

आबरू

آبْرُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

honour, respect, prestige, dignity

[ Kisi ki halat uske waqar, rutba, aabru waghaira ki akkas hoti hai ]

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miqdaar

मिक़दार

مِقدار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quantity, estimate, evaluation, measurement

[ Zyada miqdar mein khana khane ki wajah se Khalid bimar pad gaya ]

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ta'aavun

त'आवुन

تَعاوُن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cooperation, mutual aid, assistance

[ Shauhar aur biwi ke bich aapas mein ta'aawun zaruri hai ]

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raqqaasa

रक़्क़ासा

رَقّاصَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

female dancer

[ Raqqasa ne raqs shuru karne se pahle musiqar ko taal ki miqdar batayi ]

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mutalaashii

मुतलाशी

مُتَلاشی

Origin : Turkish

Adjective

one who seeks or searches for, searcher, seeker

[ Haq ke mutalashi Gautam Budh haq ki talash mein nikal pade ]

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