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dashna

a large knife used as weapon, dagger

dashnaa

دانتوں والی

dashna-guzaar

the one who stabbed the dagger, archer

dashna-gudaaz

لوہے کو پگھلانے والا ؛ (مجازاً) تیز سھار والا ، کاٹ دار .

dashna-gar

خنجر بنانے والا ، تیغ و تبر بنانے والا .

dashnii

بسولا جس سے بڑھئی لکڑی کو چھیلتا ہے .

dashna-e-pinhaa.n

concealed dagger

dash-naam

abuse, invective, swear word, bad name, curse

doshnaa

To find fault with, to censure, withstand, blame, reproach, accuse

doshiina

yester night, related to last night

dos honaa

قصور ہونا.

dosh honaa

be blamed, be accused (of)

desh-nikaalaa

banishment, exile

sharaab-e-doshiina

रात की | बची हुई शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiinaa

yesterday's unconsumed wine

mai-e-doshiina

रात की बची हुई- बासी शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiina

last night's wine

Meaning ofSee meaning miiThii chhurii, zahr kii pu.Dii in English, Hindi & Urdu

miiThii chhurii, zahr kii pu.Dii

मीठी छुरी, ज़हर की पुड़ी•میٹھی چھری، زہر کی پُڑی

Proverb

मीठी छुरी, ज़हर की पुड़ी के हिंदी अर्थ

बातें कोमल एवं सुखद परंतु अंदर में कठोर एवं शत्रु
कपटी व्यक्ति के लिये कहते हैं

میٹھی چھری، زہر کی پُڑی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

باتیں نرم اور خوشگوار مگر با طن میں سخت اور دشمن
بغض رکھنے والے کے لیے کہتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of miiThii chhurii, zahr kii pu.Dii

Roman
Urdu

baate.n naram aur Khushagvaar magar baatin me.n saKht aur dushman
buGaz rakhne vaale ke li.e kahte hai.n

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dashna

a large knife used as weapon, dagger

dashnaa

دانتوں والی

dashna-guzaar

the one who stabbed the dagger, archer

dashna-gudaaz

لوہے کو پگھلانے والا ؛ (مجازاً) تیز سھار والا ، کاٹ دار .

dashna-gar

خنجر بنانے والا ، تیغ و تبر بنانے والا .

dashnii

بسولا جس سے بڑھئی لکڑی کو چھیلتا ہے .

dashna-e-pinhaa.n

concealed dagger

dash-naam

abuse, invective, swear word, bad name, curse

doshnaa

To find fault with, to censure, withstand, blame, reproach, accuse

doshiina

yester night, related to last night

dos honaa

قصور ہونا.

dosh honaa

be blamed, be accused (of)

desh-nikaalaa

banishment, exile

sharaab-e-doshiina

रात की | बची हुई शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiinaa

yesterday's unconsumed wine

mai-e-doshiina

रात की बची हुई- बासी शराब ।।

baada-e-doshiina

last night's wine

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faraaGat

फ़राग़त

فَراغَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

leisure, respite

[ Ilm zindagi ke akhiri lamha tak hasil kiya jata hai usse faraghat nahin ]

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mo'jiza

मो'जिज़ा

مُعْجِزَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

in contradistinction to karamat, which is a miracle performed by a saint

[ Pagal aadami ko thik kar ke buzurg faqir ne mujiza kar diya ]

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maziid

मज़ीद

مزید

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

more, additional, further

[ Hindustani railway nizam ko aur mazid mazbut kiya jayega ]

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hamdardii

हमदर्दी

ہَمْدَرْدی

Origin : Persian

Noun

sympathy, empathy, condolence

[ Insaniyat-pasand log sada dosron ke tayin hamdardi rakhte hain ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protest, criticism

[ achchha kaam karne ke lie kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahie ]

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farha.ng

फ़रहंग

فَرْہَنگ

Origin : Persian

Noun

dictionary, lexicon

[ Uske rumuz-o-kinaya (Signs) ke liye farhang dekhne ki zarurat nahin tarikh dekhne ki zarurat hai ]

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mohlat

मोहलत

مُہلَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

retarding, delay, procrastination, dilatoriness

[ Ain waqt par aur muqarrara muhlat ke andar kaam se faraghat hasil karo ]

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mo'tamad

मो'तमद

مُعْتَمَد

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

trustworthy, reliable, confidential

[ Mazid itminan ke liye chand mutamad log girje ke bahar khade kar diye gaye ]

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sadaa

सदा

سَدا

Origin : Sanskrit

Adverb

always, ever, perpetually

[ Bhukkad adami ko sada kuchh na kuchh khane ko chahiye ]

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KHuub-ruu

ख़ूब-रू

خُوب رُو

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

beautiful, handsome, pretty, lovely

[ Mahboob 'khoob-ru' ho na ho chaahane waalo ko Khoob-ru nazar aata hai ]

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