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jahl

Ignorance foolishness, silliness, foolish or senseless

jahlii

جہل (رک) سے منسوب یا متعلق ، جاہل ،نادان.

jahl-ul-jahl

بہت بڑی جہالت.

jahl-e-mutlaq

दे. ‘जहले बसीत’।

jahlistaan

مقام جہل، جہالت کا مرکز، جاہلوں کے رہنے کی جگہ.

jahl-e-saliim

ایسی نادانی جو خطرناک نہ ہو، بے ضرر نادانی.

jahl-e-basiit

uneducated, illiterate, unlearned, uncivilized, untaught, philistine

jahl-e-mas'uud

مبارک لاعلمی، (مراد) کسی ناخوشگوار حقیقت سے لا علمی، کسی ایسی بات سے لاعلمی جس کا جاننا رنج و غم کا باعث ہو.

jahl karnaa

جہالت اختیار کرنا، نادانی کرنا، بے وقوفی کرنا.

zahl

abandoning, leaving, oblivion, forgetting

ha.nstaa-jahl

ہنس مکھ

nihang-e-jahl

جہالت کا مگر مچھ

buu-jahl

The title of Bu Hakam bin Hashsham Makhzumi, Muslims calling him Abu Jahl due to his enmity with Islam, it was also the uncle of the Prophet Mohammad.

abuu-jahl

allusion to uncle of Prophet Mohammad

aazmuuda raa aazmuudan jahl ast

it is foolish to try a person already tried and found wanting

Meaning ofSee meaning naaKHun-e-tadbiir in English, Hindi & Urdu

naaKHun-e-tadbiir

नाख़ुन-ए-तदबीर•ناخُنِ تَدبِیر

Vazn : 212221

English meaning of naaKHun-e-tadbiir

Persian, Arabic - Noun, Masculine

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pursān-e-pareshānī-e-insāñ nahīñ koī

qismat kī girah nāḳhun-e-tadbīr se kholo

pursan-e-pareshani-e-insan nahin koi

qismat ki girah naKHun-e-tadbir se kholo

Abdul Aziz Khalid

नाख़ुन-ए-तदबीर के हिंदी अर्थ

फ़ारसी, अरबी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

ناخُنِ تَدبِیر کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

فارسی، عربی - اسم، مذکر

  • تدبیر، حکمت

Urdu meaning of naaKHun-e-tadbiir

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  • Urdu

  • tadbiir, hikmat

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jahl

Ignorance foolishness, silliness, foolish or senseless

jahlii

جہل (رک) سے منسوب یا متعلق ، جاہل ،نادان.

jahl-ul-jahl

بہت بڑی جہالت.

jahl-e-mutlaq

दे. ‘जहले बसीत’।

jahlistaan

مقام جہل، جہالت کا مرکز، جاہلوں کے رہنے کی جگہ.

jahl-e-saliim

ایسی نادانی جو خطرناک نہ ہو، بے ضرر نادانی.

jahl-e-basiit

uneducated, illiterate, unlearned, uncivilized, untaught, philistine

jahl-e-mas'uud

مبارک لاعلمی، (مراد) کسی ناخوشگوار حقیقت سے لا علمی، کسی ایسی بات سے لاعلمی جس کا جاننا رنج و غم کا باعث ہو.

jahl karnaa

جہالت اختیار کرنا، نادانی کرنا، بے وقوفی کرنا.

zahl

abandoning, leaving, oblivion, forgetting

ha.nstaa-jahl

ہنس مکھ

nihang-e-jahl

جہالت کا مگر مچھ

buu-jahl

The title of Bu Hakam bin Hashsham Makhzumi, Muslims calling him Abu Jahl due to his enmity with Islam, it was also the uncle of the Prophet Mohammad.

abuu-jahl

allusion to uncle of Prophet Mohammad

aazmuuda raa aazmuudan jahl ast

it is foolish to try a person already tried and found wanting

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baa'z

बा'ज़

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بَعْض

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

some, few, several

[ Sardi ke mausam mein thand se bachne ke liye rain-basere se baaz log phir bhi mahroom rah jate hain ]

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Guruur

ग़ुरूर

.

غُرُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

pride, haughtiness, vanity

[ Taaqat ka ghuroor achchhe aur bure ke beech imtiyaz (difference) mita deta hai ]

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Gaar

ग़ार

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غار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

cave, cavern

[ Insanon ka yun likha hai ki jab tak ye thode the sada haivanon ke dar se bhag kar gharon mein chhupte ]

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taa'ziyat

ता'ज़ियत

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تَعْزِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

condolence, mourning, lamentation

[ Kya bura dastur hai ki naam to karen taziyat ka jiske maani hain tasalli dena aur tasalli ki jagah marne wale ki khubiyan yaad dilayen ]

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Gurbat

ग़ुर्बत

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غُرْبَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

poverty, indigence, destitution

[ Krishn Chand ko aurat, jawani... chandni-raat se hi muhabbat nahin balki ghurbat se bhi ek manfi qism ka ishq hai ]

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taa'ziiraat

ता'ज़ीरात

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تَعْزِیرات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

punishments

[ Har mulk ke aaeen mein mukhtalif jaraem ke liye alag-alag taaziraat hoti hain ]

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Gaayat

ग़ायत

.

غایَت

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

superlative, excessively, extremely, very

[ Ye ghaayat khasta paranthe hain jo ghee ki zyadati ki wajah se taar-taar ho jate hain ]

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ta'ajjub

त'अज्जुब

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تَعَجُّب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

surprise, wonder

[ Ibrahim ne apne ustad se kaha ki mujhe bahut taajjub hua jab pata chala ki duniya itni qadim hai ]

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Gadr

ग़द्र

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غَدْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

mutiny, rebellion, sedition

[ Ghadr aksar hukoomat ka takhta palat deta hai ]

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'attaar

'अत्तार

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عَطّار

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

perfume seller, perfumer

[ Juma, Eid dusre tehvaron ke mauqon par gali-kuchon mein attar ki amad-o-raft badh jati hai ]

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