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miiThaa khaanaa

(دکن) شکر یا گڑ ڈال کر پکائے ہوئے چاول نیز (شمالی ہند) زردہ ۔

khaTTaa-miiThaa khaanaa

to eat acid and sweet things, to take the bitter with the sweet, to take things as they go

na.ii kahaanii gu.D se miiThii

the new thing is very desirable

gu.D kahne se mu.nh miiThaa nahii.n hotaa

fine words butter no parsnips, many words will not bushel

akelii kahaanii gu.D se miiThii

اپنا قصہ بہت اچھا معلوم ہوتا ہے، یک طرفہ بیان سب کو سچا لگتا ہے

kahaanii jaisii jhuuTii nahii.n, baat jaisii miiThii nahii.n

معمولی بات ہے بہت اچھی نہ بہت بری، کسی بات کی تمہید کے طور پر کہتے ہیں

Meaning ofSee meaning miiThaa khaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

miiThaa khaanaa

मीठा खाना•مِیٹھا کھانا

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मीठा खाना के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

  • (दक्कन) शक्र या गुड़ डाल कर पकाए हुए चावल अथवा (उत्तर भारत) ज़र्दा

مِیٹھا کھانا کے اردو معانی

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اسم، مذکر

  • (دکن) شکر یا گڑ ڈال کر پکائے ہوئے چاول نیز (شمالی ہند) زردہ ۔

Urdu meaning of miiThaa khaanaa

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  • (dakkan) shukriya ga.D Daal kar pakaa.e hu.e chaaval niiz (shumaalii hind) zardaa

Rhyming words of miiThaa khaanaa

2 22 122 222 1122
aa baa bhaa chaa chhaa daa Daa dhaa Dhaa gaa haa jaa jhaa kaa khaa
.Do.Daa a.Dkaa a.Dnaa a.Dvaa a.Dyaa aa.Daa aabhaa aachaa aadaa aa'daa aadhaa aagaa aaGaa aahaa aajaa
a.Daa.Daa a.Daahaa a.Daanaa a.Dekaa a.Dhayyaa a.Duusaa abhaagaa abholaa abolaa abuujhaa achaklaa achambaa achambhaa achhuutaa aDalnaa
a.Dvaa.Daa a.ndhaaraa a.ndheraa a.ngaaraa a.nguuThaa aa.egaa aa.iinaa aa.uu.ngaa aafat-kaa aakha.Dnaa aamannaa aasuudaa aatash-paa aavaaraa ablaakhaa
abhilaakhaa abhilaashaa bahuteraa bhuniyegaa chakaraanaa chuniyegaa dhuniyegaa ghigiyaanaa ghiniyaanaa kasiyaanaa laka.Dhaaraa mutabannaa mutajallaa mutamannaa nihuraanaa
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miiThaa khaanaa

(دکن) شکر یا گڑ ڈال کر پکائے ہوئے چاول نیز (شمالی ہند) زردہ ۔

khaTTaa-miiThaa khaanaa

to eat acid and sweet things, to take the bitter with the sweet, to take things as they go

na.ii kahaanii gu.D se miiThii

the new thing is very desirable

gu.D kahne se mu.nh miiThaa nahii.n hotaa

fine words butter no parsnips, many words will not bushel

akelii kahaanii gu.D se miiThii

اپنا قصہ بہت اچھا معلوم ہوتا ہے، یک طرفہ بیان سب کو سچا لگتا ہے

kahaanii jaisii jhuuTii nahii.n, baat jaisii miiThii nahii.n

معمولی بات ہے بہت اچھی نہ بہت بری، کسی بات کی تمہید کے طور پر کہتے ہیں

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payaambar

पयाम्बर

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پَیامْبَر

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messenger

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tanaaza'a

तनाज़'आ

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تَنازَعَہ

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dispute, controversy, discord

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daroG

दरोग़

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دَرُوغ

Origin : Persian
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a lie, falsehood

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फ़रोग़

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فَرُوغ

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progress, development

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munqasim

मुंक़सिम

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مُنقَسِم

Origin : Arabic
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divided (into parts, or sections, or chapters)

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hisas

हिसस

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حِصَص

Origin : Arabic
Noun

portions, shares

[ Ambani Biradran ke bich hue tanaza ne unke hisas ki qimat gira di thi ]

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jaa.idaad

जाइदाद

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جائِداد

Origin : Persian
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immovable property, estate, real estate

[ Ram aur Shyam ke darmiyan chal rahe jaaedad ke jhagde ka abhi tak koi faisla nahin hua hai ]

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qaasid

क़ासिद

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قاصِد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

messenger, envoy, emissary, letter-carrier

[ Purane zamane mein badshah apne paigham pahunchane ke liye qaasid bheja karte the ]

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munhamik

मुनहमिक

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مُنْہَمِک

Origin : Arabic
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engrossed, absorbed, engaged, busy

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madfuun

मदफ़ून

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مدفون

Origin : Arabic
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buried, interred

[ Jang ke dauran kai sipahi maidan mein madfoon ho gaye ]

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