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miiThe ke vaaste na salone ke vaaste

without any greed, without any reason

miiThe ke vaaste jhuuTaa khaate hai.n

۔مثل۔ نفع اور فائدے کی طمع میں سخت زبانی اور تکلیف برداشت کیا کرتے ہیں۔ ؎

saarii ke vaaste aadhii na chho.Dnaa

اگر پُورا فائدہ نہ پہن٘چ رہا ہو تو تھوڑے فائدے کو نظر انداز نہ کرنا چاہیے ، ساری کی ہوس میں آدھے کو نہ جانے دینا چاہیے .

saarii ke vaaste aadhii na chho.Diye

better lose half than whole

kau.Dii kafan ke vaaste na honaa

محتاج اور مفلوج الحال ہونا، مفلس قلّاش ہونا.

paidaa hu.aa naa-paid ke vaaste

جو پیدا ہوا اسے ضرور مرنا ہے

duur-duur kaa vaasta na honaa

مطلق تعلق نہ ہونا، قطعاً بے تعلق ہونا.

duur kaa bhii vaasta na honaa

کسی قِسم کا کوئی تعلق نہ ہونا.

roTii hii ke kaar ne dar dar maa.nge.n bhiik , roTii hii ke vaaste kare.n kaar sab Thiik

روٹی کی خاطر بِھیک مان٘گتے پھرتے ہیں اور روٹی ہی کے لیے نوکری کرتے ہیں.

kau.Dii kafan ko vaaste na honaa

محتاج اور مفلوج الحال ہونا، مفلس قلّاش ہونا.

Meaning ofSee meaning miiThe ke vaaste na salone ke vaaste in English, Hindi & Urdu

miiThe ke vaaste na salone ke vaaste

मीठे के वास्ते न सलोने के वास्ते•مِیٹھےکے واسطے نَہ سَلونے کے واسطے

Origin: Hindi

Phrase

Root word: miiThe

English meaning of miiThe ke vaaste na salone ke vaaste

 

  • without any greed, without any reason

मीठे के वास्ते न सलोने के वास्ते के हिंदी अर्थ

 

  • बिना किसी लोभ के, बिना वजह

مِیٹھےکے واسطے نَہ سَلونے کے واسطے کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

 

  • بغیر کسی طمع کے، لالچ کے بغیر، بلاوجہ

Urdu meaning of miiThe ke vaaste na salone ke vaaste

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • bagair kisii tumh ke, laalach ke bagair, bilaavjah

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miiThe ke vaaste na salone ke vaaste

without any greed, without any reason

miiThe ke vaaste jhuuTaa khaate hai.n

۔مثل۔ نفع اور فائدے کی طمع میں سخت زبانی اور تکلیف برداشت کیا کرتے ہیں۔ ؎

saarii ke vaaste aadhii na chho.Dnaa

اگر پُورا فائدہ نہ پہن٘چ رہا ہو تو تھوڑے فائدے کو نظر انداز نہ کرنا چاہیے ، ساری کی ہوس میں آدھے کو نہ جانے دینا چاہیے .

saarii ke vaaste aadhii na chho.Diye

better lose half than whole

kau.Dii kafan ke vaaste na honaa

محتاج اور مفلوج الحال ہونا، مفلس قلّاش ہونا.

paidaa hu.aa naa-paid ke vaaste

جو پیدا ہوا اسے ضرور مرنا ہے

duur-duur kaa vaasta na honaa

مطلق تعلق نہ ہونا، قطعاً بے تعلق ہونا.

duur kaa bhii vaasta na honaa

کسی قِسم کا کوئی تعلق نہ ہونا.

roTii hii ke kaar ne dar dar maa.nge.n bhiik , roTii hii ke vaaste kare.n kaar sab Thiik

روٹی کی خاطر بِھیک مان٘گتے پھرتے ہیں اور روٹی ہی کے لیے نوکری کرتے ہیں.

kau.Dii kafan ko vaaste na honaa

محتاج اور مفلوج الحال ہونا، مفلس قلّاش ہونا.

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nau-aamoz

नौ-आमोज़

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نَو آموز

Origin : Persian
Noun

beginner, callow, inexperienced

[ Ye kam nau-amoz adami bhi kar sakta hai ]

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shernii

शेरनी

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شیرْنی

Origin : Persian
Noun

tigress, lioness

[ Sherni, sher se zyada khatarnak hoti hai ]

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naa-tajarba-kaar

ना-तजरबाकार

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نا تجربہ کار

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

inexperienced, callow

[ Na-tajarbakar khiladiyon ne bhi umda khel ka muzahara kiya ]

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muKHtalif

मुख़्तलिफ़

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مُخْتَلِف

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

various, different

[ Hindustan mein mukhtalif zabanein boli jati hain ]

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qiyaas

क़ियास

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قِیاس

Origin : Arabic
Noun

judgment, opinion

[ Kabhi kabhi qiyas ghalat bhi ho jata hai ]

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musiibat-zada

मुसीबत-ज़दा

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مُصِیبَت زَدہ

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

afflicted, calamitous, miserable or wretched person

[ Aaj kal railway mein reservation milna kitna mushkil hai ye koi musibat zada shakhs hi samajh sakta hai ]

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farsuuda

फ़र्सूदा

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فَرْسُودَہ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

eroded, spoiled by time or age, outmoded

[ Pichhle salon mein kai mubahison ke baad ye zaili safhaat ab farsooda ho gaye hain ]

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mafaad

मफ़ाद

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مَفاد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

benefit, gain, interest

[ Mohabbat mein mafad ki koi jagah nahin hoti hai ]

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maahir

माहिर

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ماہِرْ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

skillful, expert, master (of any art), an adept

[ Arjun teer-andazi mein mahir the ]

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vafaa-parast

वफ़ा-परस्त

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وَفا پَرَست

Origin : Persian, Arabic
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faithful, sincere

[ Tulsi Das Ram ke tayin vafa parast the ]

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