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jvaalaa

blaze, fire, flame

jvaalaa-mukhii

volcano

jvaalaa mukhii kii laaT

روشنی کا دھارا یا مینار

jvaalaamukh

volcano

jvaalaamukhii

a title of the goddess Durga

javaaluu

وہ مسافر جسے ٹھگ اپنی دانست میں مار چکے ہوں مگر اس میں دم ہو اور جی اٹھے

javaalii

جو ملا ہوا گیہوں، جو کا ملا ہوا بھوسا

jivaalaa

رک : جیالا

zavaalaa

declined, descended

javvaala

spinning, rapidly moving, circulating

har kamaale raa zavaale , har zavaale raa kamaal

انتہائی ترقی کے بعد تنزل اور انتہائی تنزل کے بعد ترقی شروع ہوتی ہے ۔

sho'la-e-javvaala

dancing or whirling flame, a circle of fire produced by swinging round a burning brand, pirouetting flame

aavle-jaavle

توام، جڑواں (بچے)

Meaning ofSee meaning kolhuu kaaT mogarii banaanii in English, Hindi & Urdu

kolhuu kaaT mogarii banaanii

कोल्हू काट मोगरी बनानी•کولھو کاٹ موگری بنانی

Proverb

कोल्हू काट मोगरी बनानी के हिंदी अर्थ

किसी मूल्यवान वस्तु को कम मूल्य की चीज़ बनाना, क़ीमती चीज़ को ख़राब करके कम क़ीमत चीज़ बनाना, कन काम के वास्ते बड़ा काम ख़राब करना
मूर्खतापूर्ण कार्य करना, बेवक़ूफ़ी का काम करना

کولھو کاٹ موگری بنانی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

قیمتی چیز کو خراب کرکے کم قیمت چیز بنانا، ادنیٰ کام کے واسطے بڑا کام خراب کرنا
بے وقوفی کا کام کرنا

Urdu meaning of kolhuu kaaT mogarii banaanii

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Urdu

qiimtii chiiz ko Kharaab karke kam qiimat chiiz banaanaa, adnaa kaam ke vaaste ba.Daa kaam Kharaab karnaa
bevaquufii ka kaam karnaa

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jvaalaa

blaze, fire, flame

jvaalaa-mukhii

volcano

jvaalaa mukhii kii laaT

روشنی کا دھارا یا مینار

jvaalaamukh

volcano

jvaalaamukhii

a title of the goddess Durga

javaaluu

وہ مسافر جسے ٹھگ اپنی دانست میں مار چکے ہوں مگر اس میں دم ہو اور جی اٹھے

javaalii

جو ملا ہوا گیہوں، جو کا ملا ہوا بھوسا

jivaalaa

رک : جیالا

zavaalaa

declined, descended

javvaala

spinning, rapidly moving, circulating

har kamaale raa zavaale , har zavaale raa kamaal

انتہائی ترقی کے بعد تنزل اور انتہائی تنزل کے بعد ترقی شروع ہوتی ہے ۔

sho'la-e-javvaala

dancing or whirling flame, a circle of fire produced by swinging round a burning brand, pirouetting flame

aavle-jaavle

توام، جڑواں (بچے)

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dauraaniya

दौरानिया

دَوْرانِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

duration

[ Mazkura (Mentioned) majmue ke har Darame ka dauraniya pachees minute se zyada nahin hai ]

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taqaddus

तक़द्दुस

تَقَدُّس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

purity, holiness, sanctity, piousness

[ Puranon mein bhi pipal, tulsi vaghaira ke taqaddus ka zikr hai ]

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mu'aahada

मु'आहदा

مُعاہَدَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

compact, contract, agreement, treaty

[ Donon fariq ke darimyan ye muahada hua ki vo ek dusre ke muamale mein dakhl na den ]

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iqraar

इक़रार

اِقْرار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

consent, acceptance, confirmation

[ Donon ki shadi Hindustan mein hui thi magar iqrar Englistan se ho chuka tha ]

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baaqiyaat

बाक़ियात

باقِیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

archaeological finds, relics, remnants, remains

[ Badayun mein purane yadgar aur baqiyat maujud hain ]

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mazkuura

मज़कूरा

مَذکُورَہ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

remembered, aforesaid, above-mentioned

[ Mazkura sher Sardar Jafri ki nazm 'Mashirq wa Maghrib' se akhaz (cited) kia gaya hai ]

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farhat

फ़रहत

فَرْحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

joy, gladness, pleasure, delight, happiness

[ Chay ke ghunt jaise-jaise mein utarti hai farhat mahsus hoti hai ]

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munaasib

मुनासिब

مُناسِب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

just, fit, convenient, proper, suitable

[ Kal ke kaam ko aaj hi karna munasib hoga ]

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fariiq

फ़रीक़

فَرِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

party, body, troop

[ Wakil ne mukhalif fariq ke gawah ko apni taraf mila lia hai ]

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shikast

शिकस्त

شِکَسْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

defeat, failure, rout

[ Aam intikhabat ki har ek nishast se ek hi ummidwar kamyab hota hai baqi sabki shikast hoti hai ]

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