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aanand

delight, happiness, pleasure, enjoyment,

aanandii

blessed, happy

aanandagii

عیش و عشرت، مزہ، آرام

aananditaa

happiness

aanand-ma.ngal

revelry, celebration, feast, festival, festivities, jubilee

aanand-badhaavaa

congratulation (on any happy event)

aanand ke taar bajnaa

آنند کے تار بجانا (رک) کا لازم

aanand ke taar bajaanaa

enjoy comforts, rejoice

param-aana.nd

real happiness, supreme comfort

chitt-aanand

title of the Deity as the seat of blessedness

tum raaj me.n KHush , ham baaj me.n aanand

ہر شخص اپنے حال میں خوش ہے . تم اپنی جگہ خوش ہم اپنی جگہ سست ہیں (بے نیازی کے اظہار کے موقع پر بولتے ہیں)

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, aanand rahe din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, rahe aanand vo din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

priitam priitam sab kahe.n priitam jaane na koy, ek baar jo priitam mile sadaa aanand phir hoy

ہر ایک محبت کرتا ہے مگر محبت کی سمجھ کسی کو نہیں

Meaning ofSee meaning laalaa kaa gho.Daa khaa.e bahut , chale tho.Daa in English, Hindi & Urdu

laalaa kaa gho.Daa khaa.e bahut , chale tho.Daa

लाला का घोड़ा खाए बहुत , चले थोड़ा•لالا کا گھوڑا کھائے بَہُت ، چَلے تھوڑا

Proverb

लाला का घोड़ा खाए बहुत , चले थोड़ा के हिंदी अर्थ

पेटू और काम ना करने वाले की निसबत बोलते हैं, नरम मिज़ाज आदमी के नौकर खाते बहुत हैं और काम कम करते हैं

لالا کا گھوڑا کھائے بَہُت ، چَلے تھوڑا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

پیٹو اور کام نہ کرنے والے کی نسبت بولتے ہیں ، نرم مزاج آدمی کے نوکر کھاتے بہت ہیں اور کام کم کرتے ہیں.

Urdu meaning of laalaa kaa gho.Daa khaa.e bahut , chale tho.Daa

Roman
Urdu

peTuu aur kaam na karne vaale kii nisbat bolte hai.n, naram mizaaj aadamii ke naukar khaate bahut hai.n aur kaam kam karte hai.n

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aanand

delight, happiness, pleasure, enjoyment,

aanandii

blessed, happy

aanandagii

عیش و عشرت، مزہ، آرام

aananditaa

happiness

aanand-ma.ngal

revelry, celebration, feast, festival, festivities, jubilee

aanand-badhaavaa

congratulation (on any happy event)

aanand ke taar bajnaa

آنند کے تار بجانا (رک) کا لازم

aanand ke taar bajaanaa

enjoy comforts, rejoice

param-aana.nd

real happiness, supreme comfort

chitt-aanand

title of the Deity as the seat of blessedness

tum raaj me.n KHush , ham baaj me.n aanand

ہر شخص اپنے حال میں خوش ہے . تم اپنی جگہ خوش ہم اپنی جگہ سست ہیں (بے نیازی کے اظہار کے موقع پر بولتے ہیں)

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, aanand rahe din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

jo saadhuu kii maane baat, rahe aanand vo din raat

جو نیک آدمیوں کی نصیحت مانے وہ ہمیشہ آرام سے رہے گا

priitam priitam sab kahe.n priitam jaane na koy, ek baar jo priitam mile sadaa aanand phir hoy

ہر ایک محبت کرتا ہے مگر محبت کی سمجھ کسی کو نہیں

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haazir

हाज़िर

حاضِر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

present, in attendance

[ Darkhwast-guzar ko adalat mein hazir hona padta hai ]

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behtarii

बेहतरी

بِہْتَری

Origin : Persian

Noun

advantage, welfare, goodness

[ Hamen samaj ki behtari ke liye kaam karna chahiye ]

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peshtar

पेशतर

پیشْتَر

Origin : Persian

Adverb

formerly, before, earlier

[ Mahabharat ki ladai se peshtar hi uske asar nazar ane lage the ]

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sham'

शम'

شَمْع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wax candle, candle, lamp

[ Dipawali ke din har kone mein shama raushan ki jati hai ]

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taa.ir

ताइर

طائِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

winged creature, bird

[ Qarib-e-sham shafaq (Dawn) phuli thi taaer basera le rahe the ]

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jamaa'at

जमा'अत

جَماعَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

association, party

[ Beshtar jama'aton ke rahnuma ek-dusri jamaa'at ke khilaf sakht alfaz ka istimal kar rahe hain ]

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mafaad

मफ़ाद

مَفاد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

interest, benefit, gain

[ Muhabbat mein mafad ki koi jagah nahin hoti ]

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samaa'

समा'

سَماع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

one who listens attentively

[ Taaer (Birds) apni naghma-saraai bhul kar masruf-e-sama hue ]

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haasil

हासिल

حاصِل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

eceived amount, recovered amount, income

[ Auqaf (Donative Assets) ka hasil puri jamaa'at ke mafad par kharch kar dia jata hai ]

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beshtar

बेशतर

بیشتَر

Origin : Persian

Adjective

mostly, for the most part

[ Sailab ki wajah se Purvanchal ka beshtar hissa pani mein doob gaya ]

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