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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur karnaa

boast, pride (oneself)

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mardaana-Guruur

رک : مرادنہ تبختر ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

ram-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر، گھمنڈی۔

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

Meaning ofSee meaning mashq-e-naaz in English, Hindi & Urdu

mashq-e-naaz

मश्क़-ए-नाज़•مَشْق ناز

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English meaning of mashq-e-naaz

Noun, Feminine

rehearsal for coquetry

Sher Examples

yārab tirā kamāl-e-hunar ham pe ḳhatm hai

yā sirf mashq-e-nāz kā ik tajraba haiñ ham

yarab tera kamal-e-hunar hum pe KHatm hai

ya sirf mashq-e-naz ka ek tajraba hain hum

Akhtar Saeed Khan

'asad' bismil hai kis andāz kā qātil se kahtā hai

ki mashq-e-nāz kar ḳhūn-e-do-ālam merī gardan par

'asad' bismil hai kis andaz ka qatil se kahta hai

ki mashq-e-naz kar KHun-e-do-alam meri gardan par

Mirza Ghalib

nigāh-e-nāz ke allāh re ye ġhalat andāz

koī ye samjhe abhī un ko mashq-e-nāz nahīñ

nigah-e-naz ke allah re ye ghalat andaz

koi ye samjhe abhi un ko mashq-e-naz nahin

Bismil Saeedi

मश्क़-ए-नाज़ के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, स्त्रीलिंग

अदा, नख़रा, ग़मज़ा और नाज़-ओ-अंदाज़ की मश्क़, बार बार नाज़-ओ-अंदाज़ दिखाना

مَشْق ناز کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مؤنث

ادا، نخرہ، غمزہ اور ناز و انداز کی مشق، بار بار ناز و انداز دکھانا

Urdu meaning of mashq-e-naaz

Roman
Urdu

ada, naKhraa, Gamzaa aur naaz-o-andaaz kii mashq, baar baar naaz-o-andaaz dikhaanaa

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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur karnaa

boast, pride (oneself)

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mardaana-Guruur

رک : مرادنہ تبختر ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

ram-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر، گھمنڈی۔

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

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jurm

जुर्म

جُرْم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

illegal act, crime

[ Naa-baaligh (Minor) umr mein shadhi karna qanooni taur par jurm hai ]

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maqbara

मक़बरा

مَقبَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tomb, sepulchre

[ Sham ke jhutpute mein camera Jahangir ke maqbare ko wahan dikhata hai jahan Asif Jaah ka maqbara hai ]

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fikr

फ़िक्र

فِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

thought

[ Ye baat taslim ki jati hai ki ghaur-o-fikr ka markaz hamara dimagh hai ]

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paayanda

पायंदा

پایَنْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

one that provides durability, firmness

[ Jab tak duniya hai bhalaayi zinda wa payanda rahegi ]

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KHubs

ख़ुब्स

خُبْث

Origin : Arabic

Noun

wickedness, depravity

[ Aalam (the world) yaani hasti se khubs ka bil-kulliya (totally) uth jana sahi nahin hai ]

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tadbiir

तदबीर

تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tactic, remedy, way

[ masalon se nipatne ke liye tadabir karni hi padti hai ]

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qist

क़िस्त

قِسْط

Origin : Arabic

Noun

division, portion, share

[ Ali ne apni fees ki qist jama karvaa di hai taki uska dakhila na roka jaaye ]

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fe'l

फ़े'ल

فِعْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

deed, action, act, work, operation, labour

[ Ilm insaan ko achchhe fel karne ki himmat deta hai ]

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mafhuum

मफ़्हूम

مَفہُوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

(metaphorical) sense, tenor, meaning, connotation

[ Saara ne kaha tha ki vo kal milegi, uska mafhoom tha ki vo hamaare sath vaqt guzaregi ]

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zid

ज़िद

ضِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

stubbornness, persistence, obduracy

[ hamein apni zid aur anaa ko chhor kar company ki kaamyabi ke liye ek sath mil kar kaam karna chahiye ]

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