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jalvat

company, crowd, multitude, congregation, public place, gathering

jalvat-gaah

وہ جگہ جہاں بہت سے لوگ ہوں ؛ آشکارا ہونے کی جگہ ۔

jalvat me.n

in public

jalvat-e-'aam

public display, show

jalvatii

in front, visible, unveiled

jalvat-o-KHalvat me.n

in public and private

jalvatii-usuul

(تصوف) وحدت شہود کے نظریہ کے مطابق عالم عالم شہود ہے یعنی اللہ تعالیٰ کا جلوہ ہر شے میں ہے (وحدت شہود) وحدت وجود کے بر عکس ۔

jalva-taazii

رک : جلوہ گری۔

jalva-taraaz

رک : جلوہ گر۔

jalva-taabii

رک : جلوہ آرائی، نمود ونمائش۔

jalaavat

روشنی، جلا

KHalvat-o-jalvat

company and loneliness

KHalvat-o-jalvat me.n

privately and publicly, in private and in public

jalaa-vatan honaa

to go into exile

jalaa-vatan

emigrant, the person who's banished

jalaa vatan karnaa

send into exile, banish

jalaa-e-vatan

رک : جلا وطنی۔

jalaa-vatanii

exile, banishment

jalva-e-tuur

manifestation of God to Moses at Mount Sinai

sher-e-besha-e-jalaavat

بہادری کے جنگل کا شیر، بہت بہادر

Meaning ofSee meaning naa'lain-taht-ul-'ain in English, Hindi & Urdu

naa'lain-taht-ul-'ain

ना'लैन-तहत-उल-'ऐन•نَعْلَین تَحْتُ العَین

Origin: Arabic

Vazn : 2212221

Proverb

English meaning of naa'lain-taht-ul-'ain

shoes should be in front of eyes unless they are stolen

ना'लैन-तहत-उल-'ऐन के हिंदी अर्थ

जूते को अपनी आँखों के सामने ही रखना चाहिए ताकि कोई चुरा न ले
अपना माल अपने सामने रखना ही अच्छा है

نَعْلَین تَحْتُ العَین کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) دونوں جوتیاں دونوں آنکھوں کے سامنے یعنی جوتے اپنی آنکھوں کے سامنے ہی رکھنے چاہییں تاکہ کوئی چرا نہ لے
اپنا مال اپنے سامنے رکھنا ہی بہتر ہے

Urdu meaning of naa'lain-taht-ul-'ain

Roman
Urdu

(faarsii kahaavat urduu me.n mustaamal) dono.n juutiiyaa.n dono.n aa.nkho.n ke saamne yaanii juute apnii aa.nkho.n ke saamne hii rakhne chaahiye.n taaki ko.ii churaa na le
apnaa maal apne saamne rakhnaa hii behtar hai

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jalvat

company, crowd, multitude, congregation, public place, gathering

jalvat-gaah

وہ جگہ جہاں بہت سے لوگ ہوں ؛ آشکارا ہونے کی جگہ ۔

jalvat me.n

in public

jalvat-e-'aam

public display, show

jalvatii

in front, visible, unveiled

jalvat-o-KHalvat me.n

in public and private

jalvatii-usuul

jalva-taazii

رک : جلوہ گری۔

jalva-taraaz

رک : جلوہ گر۔

jalva-taabii

رک : جلوہ آرائی، نمود ونمائش۔

jalaavat

روشنی، جلا

KHalvat-o-jalvat

company and loneliness

KHalvat-o-jalvat me.n

privately and publicly, in private and in public

jalaa-vatan honaa

to go into exile

jalaa-vatan

emigrant, the person who's banished

jalaa vatan karnaa

send into exile, banish

jalaa-e-vatan

رک : جلا وطنی۔

jalaa-vatanii

exile, banishment

jalva-e-tuur

manifestation of God to Moses at Mount Sinai

sher-e-besha-e-jalaavat

بہادری کے جنگل کا شیر، بہت بہادر

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tuGyaanii

तुग़्यानी

طُغْیانی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flood, overflowing

[ Shahbaz Khan ne Masum Khan ko shikast di nadi-nalon aur dariyaon ki tughyani par kuchh khayal na kia ]

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darham-barham

दरहम-बरहम

دَرْہَم بَرْہَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

disorganize, disarranged, confound, jumble

[ Musladhar barish ki wajah se mamul ki zindagi darham-barham ho gayi ]

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jaanashiin

जानशीन

جانَشِین

Origin : Persian

Noun

heir, successor

[ Lenin ke marne ke baad Stalin uska janashin bana ]

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KHaanqaah

ख़ानक़ाह

خانْقاہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a convent, monastery for Sufis

[ Shahzada faqir ki bhes mein darwesh ki khanqah mein usse milne gaya ]

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jauhar

जौहर

جوہر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

secret quality

[ Ladkiyon ka sabse bada jauhar sharm-o-haya hai ]

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abr

अब्र

اَبْر

Origin : Persian

Noun

cloud

[ Abr-aalud asman mein bijli ka chamakna fitri baat hai ]

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shahzaada

शहज़ादा

شَہْزادَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a son of a monarch, prince

[ Badshah ke baad shahzade hi uski takht ke haqdar hote hain ]

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saaniha

सानिहा

سانِحَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

incident, event, occurrence

[ Bhopal gas saniha, Hindustan ka ab tak ka sabse bada san'ati almia (industrial incident) hai ]

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shaandaar

शानदार

شاندار

Origin : Arabic, Persian

Adjective

grand, pompous, stately, dignified, splendid

[ Hamare school ki library bahut shandar hai, jahan har mauzu par kitabein milti hain ]

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lavaazimaat

लवाज़िमात

لَوازِمات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

essentials, requisites, necessaries

[ Baarish ke mausam mein chatri aur digar lawazimat rakhna faidemand sabit hota hai ]

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