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muft kaa khaa.e.n, giit gaa.e.n

مفت کی کھائیں ، بے فکروں اور مفت خوروں کی نسبت کہتے ہیں

baahar ke khaa.e.n ghar ke giit gaa.e.n

those who deserve are deprived (of) and undeserved avail

KHasam kaa khaa.e.n pi.e.n giit gaa.e.n bhayyaa jii ke

شوہر دیکھ بھال کرے اور نام ہو بھائی کا

khaa.e.n kisii kaa gaa.e.n kisii kaa

احسان کوئی کرے اور شکرگزاری کسی کی کریں .

khaa.e.n kisii kaa gaa.e.n kasii ko

احسان کوئی کرے اور شکرگزاری کسی کی کریں .

baahar vaale khaa ga.e aur ghar ke gaa.e.n giit

غیر مستفیض ہوں اور اپنے افلاس کے دکھ بھریں

baahar ke khaa.e.n ghar ke gaa.e.n

those who deserve are deprived (of) and undeserved avail

chaar bulaa.e chaudah aa.e suno ghar kii riit, bhaar ke aa kar khaa ga.e ghar ke gaa.e.n giit

اس موقع پر مستعمل ہے جب کم لوگوں کو دعوت دی جائے اور بہت زیادہ آ جائیں ؛ (قب : تین بلائے تیرہ آئے دیکھو یہاں کی ریت ، باہر والے کھا گئے اور گھر کے گاویں گیت) .

Meaning ofSee meaning muft kaa khaa.e.n, giit gaa.e.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

muft kaa khaa.e.n, giit gaa.e.n

मुफ़्त का खाएँ, गीत गाएँ•مُفْت کا کھائیں، گِیت گائیں

Proverb

मुफ़्त का खाएँ, गीत गाएँ के हिंदी अर्थ

  • मुफ़्त की खाईं, बे फ़िक़्रों और मुफ़्त ख़ोरों की निसबत कहते हैं

مُفْت کا کھائیں، گِیت گائیں کے اردو معانی

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  • مفت کی کھائیں ، بے فکروں اور مفت خوروں کی نسبت کہتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of muft kaa khaa.e.n, giit gaa.e.n

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  • Urdu

  • muft kii khaa.ii.n, be fiqro.n aur muft Khoro.n kii nisbat kahte hai.n

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muft kaa khaa.e.n, giit gaa.e.n

مفت کی کھائیں ، بے فکروں اور مفت خوروں کی نسبت کہتے ہیں

baahar ke khaa.e.n ghar ke giit gaa.e.n

those who deserve are deprived (of) and undeserved avail

KHasam kaa khaa.e.n pi.e.n giit gaa.e.n bhayyaa jii ke

شوہر دیکھ بھال کرے اور نام ہو بھائی کا

khaa.e.n kisii kaa gaa.e.n kisii kaa

احسان کوئی کرے اور شکرگزاری کسی کی کریں .

khaa.e.n kisii kaa gaa.e.n kasii ko

احسان کوئی کرے اور شکرگزاری کسی کی کریں .

baahar vaale khaa ga.e aur ghar ke gaa.e.n giit

غیر مستفیض ہوں اور اپنے افلاس کے دکھ بھریں

baahar ke khaa.e.n ghar ke gaa.e.n

those who deserve are deprived (of) and undeserved avail

chaar bulaa.e chaudah aa.e suno ghar kii riit, bhaar ke aa kar khaa ga.e ghar ke gaa.e.n giit

اس موقع پر مستعمل ہے جب کم لوگوں کو دعوت دی جائے اور بہت زیادہ آ جائیں ؛ (قب : تین بلائے تیرہ آئے دیکھو یہاں کی ریت ، باہر والے کھا گئے اور گھر کے گاویں گیت) .

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nazar-andaaz

नज़र-अंदाज़

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نَظَر اَنداز

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

ignore, unnoticed, unworthy

[ Ye shoba (Department) aaj bhi intizamiya (Management) ka nazar-andaz kiya hua hai ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

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شَریف

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

of high rank or dignity, exalted, eminent, honourable, noble

[ Rajput rajaon mein Mewad ka Rana sabse bada aur sharif samjha jata tha ]

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zauj

ज़ौज

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زَوج

Origin : Arabic
Noun

spouse, consort, husband

[ Kamyab zindagi ke liye zauj ka ek dusre ko samajhna zaroori hai ]

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KHasaara

ख़सारा

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خَسارَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

loss, damage, deficit

[ Ghair-qanuni kaam se khasara hi hota hai ]

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naadaan

नादान

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نادان

Origin : Persian
Adjective

ignorant, unlearned

[ Akhbar wale bhi kitne nadan hote hain chand maah baad uthne wale tufan ka bhi andaza nahin kar sakte ]

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farsuuda

फ़र्सूदा

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فَرْسُودَہ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

eroded, weathered, spoiled by time or age, effaced

[ Farsooda soch rakhne wale log hamesha piche rah jate hain ]

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faroKHt

फ़रोख़्त

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فَروخْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

sale, disposal

[ Mobile Apps ki madad se online farokht ki raftar mein zarbardast izafa hua hai ]

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maahir

माहिर

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ماہِرْ

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

expert

[ Maahir ustaad bachchon ko behtarin tariqe se padhate hain taki vo achche number haasil kar sakein ]

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ziyaa.n

ज़ियाँ

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زِیاں

Origin : Persian
Noun

damage, loss, detriment

[ Waqt ka zaaye karna darasl zindagi ka ziyan hai ]

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tuuda

तूदा

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تُودَہ

Origin : Persian
Noun, Adjective

mound, heap, stack

[ Barish ne mitti ke tudon ko khiska diya aur rasta band ho gaya ]

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