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faziilat

eminence, greatness, mastery

faziilat honaa

سبقت ہونا، برتری ہونا، فوقیت ہونا

faziilat-ma.aab

نہایت بزرگی والا ، اعلیٰ مرتبے کا ، صاحبِ فضل .

faziilat-ma.aabii

بڑا بزرگ یا عالم و فاضل ہونا.

faziilat kaa vaqt

وہ وقت جس میں کسی عبادت کا ادا کرنا افضل ہو.

faziilat le jaanaa

سبقت کے جانا ، فائق ہونا ، برتری حاصل کرنا.

faziilat kii pag.Dii

turban

faziilat kaa tamGa

وہ تمغہ جو کسی علمی امتحان کے پاس کرنے کی سند میں دیا جائے ، ڈپلوما ، لیاقت کی سند ، سرٹیفکٹ ، میڈل

faziilat kii pag.Dii baa.ndhnaa

فضیلت حاصل کرنا ، عالم ہونا ، فاضل ہونا ، فاضل ہونے کا تغمہ یا سند حاصل کرنا

vaqt-e-faziilat

a time considered best for offering Namaz prayers

dastaar-e-faziilat

ceremony of tying turban as an indication of a Sufi's coronation as spiritual guide

masnad-e-faziilat

seat of honour

yakka-taaz-e-faziilat

فضیلت میں سب سے آگے ؛ مراد : آنحضرت صلی اﷲ علیہ وسلم ۔

taalibaan-e-faziilat-e-gustaar

عالم اور نیک آدمی

Meaning ofSee meaning miyaa.n ga.e ravand , biivii ga.ii.n paT ravand in English, Hindi & Urdu

miyaa.n ga.e ravand , biivii ga.ii.n paT ravand

मियाँ गए रवंद , बीवी गईं पट रवंद•مِیاں گَئے رَوَند ، بِیوی گَئِیں پَٹ رَوَند

Proverb

मियाँ गए रवंद , बीवी गईं पट रवंद के हिंदी अर्थ

ख़ावंद घर से बाहर जाएं तो बीवी भी चल देती है इस औरत के मुताल्लिक़ कहते हैं जो बहुत फुर्ती रहे

مِیاں گَئے رَوَند ، بِیوی گَئِیں پَٹ رَوَند کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

خاوند گھر سے باہر جائیں تو بیوی بھی چل دیتی ہے اس عورت کے متعلق کہتے ہیں جو بہت پھرتی رہے

Urdu meaning of miyaa.n ga.e ravand , biivii ga.ii.n paT ravand

Roman
Urdu

Khaavand ghar se baahar jaa.e.n to biivii bhii chal detii hai is aurat ke mutaalliq kahte hai.n jo bahut phurtii rahe

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faziilat

eminence, greatness, mastery

faziilat honaa

سبقت ہونا، برتری ہونا، فوقیت ہونا

faziilat-ma.aab

نہایت بزرگی والا ، اعلیٰ مرتبے کا ، صاحبِ فضل .

faziilat-ma.aabii

بڑا بزرگ یا عالم و فاضل ہونا.

faziilat kaa vaqt

وہ وقت جس میں کسی عبادت کا ادا کرنا افضل ہو.

faziilat le jaanaa

سبقت کے جانا ، فائق ہونا ، برتری حاصل کرنا.

faziilat kii pag.Dii

turban

faziilat kaa tamGa

وہ تمغہ جو کسی علمی امتحان کے پاس کرنے کی سند میں دیا جائے ، ڈپلوما ، لیاقت کی سند ، سرٹیفکٹ ، میڈل

faziilat kii pag.Dii baa.ndhnaa

فضیلت حاصل کرنا ، عالم ہونا ، فاضل ہونا ، فاضل ہونے کا تغمہ یا سند حاصل کرنا

vaqt-e-faziilat

a time considered best for offering Namaz prayers

dastaar-e-faziilat

ceremony of tying turban as an indication of a Sufi's coronation as spiritual guide

masnad-e-faziilat

seat of honour

yakka-taaz-e-faziilat

فضیلت میں سب سے آگے ؛ مراد : آنحضرت صلی اﷲ علیہ وسلم ۔

taalibaan-e-faziilat-e-gustaar

عالم اور نیک آدمی

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zalzala

ज़लज़ला

زَلْزَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

earthquake, earth tremor

[ Japan mein zalzala ek mustaqil khauf hai ]

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munaafa'

मुनाफ़ा'

مُنافَع

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the surplus proceeds, or net profits

[ Company munafa ki taqsim aur uski badli huyi suraton ka tajziya karti hai ]

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yarGamaal

यर्ग़माल

یَرْغَمال

Origin : Turkish

Noun

hostage, bail

[ Yarghamal banaye gaye bachchon ko police ne badi hoshiyari aur mansuba-band tariqe se aazad karaya ]

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fuhsh

फ़ुहश

فُحْش

Origin : Arabic

Noun

immodest, lewd, or obscene, speech or language

[ Sauda ne harif ko zalil karne ke liye nihayat darja fuhsh baten likhin ]

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luqma

लुक़्मा

لُقْمَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

bite, morsel

[ Niwala-gudazi mein dulha-dulhan ek-dusre ke munh mein luqma dalte hain ]

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tajviiz

तज्वीज़

تَجْوِیز

Origin : Arabic

Noun

view, opinion, judgment

[ Sakina ne shadi ki tajwiz inkisari ke sath qubul kar li ]

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sarmaaya-kaarii

सरमाया-कारी

سَرْمایَہ کاری

Origin : Persian

Noun

investment

[ Lakhon rupaye sarmaya-kari ke bawajud tijarat mein kuch munafa nahin hua ]

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inzimaam

इंज़िमाम

اِنْضِمام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

merger

[ Congress party mein bahut si party ka inzimam hua hai ]

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paayanda

पायंदा

پایَنْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

firmness

[ Jab tak duniya hai bhalayi zinda wa payanda rahegi ]

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tadbiir

तदबीर

تَدْبِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tactic, way, way out, solution

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

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