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nau kii lak.Dii terah Dhulaa.ii

اصل سے بنوائی زیادہ ہو تو کہتے ہیں

nau kii lak.Dii navve KHarch

اصل قیمت کم اور خرچ زیادہ

khaave bakrii kii tarah, suukhe lak.Dii kii tarah

باوجود دُبلا پتلا ہونے کے بہت کھاتا ہے

khaa.e.n bakrii kii tarah , suukhe.n lak.Dii kii tarah

بہت زیادہ کھانا اور پھر بھی کمزور اور دبلا رہنا ؛ قب : کھائے بکری کی طرح سوکھے لکڑی کی طرح .

suukhe lak.Dii kii tarah, khaa.e bakrii kii tarah

باوجود دُبلا پتلا ہونے کے بہت کھاتا ہے

khaa.e bakrii kii tarah, suukhe lak.Dii kii tarah

بہت کھانے کے باوجود لاغر رہنا

guu.ndnii kii tarah jhuko , niim kii tarah ka.Dvii-o-sarkash na bano

عاجزی سے میٹھی باتیں کرو ، کڑوی کسیلی نہ بنو

laal bujhakka.D buujhiyaa.n aur na buujhaa ko.e, ka.Dii ba.Da.ngaa to.D ke uupar hii ko lo

ایک لڑکا ایک ستون کو دونوں بازوں سے پکڑے ہوئے تھا، باپ نے چنے دئے تو اسنے دونوں ہاتھ پھیلا کر لے لئے پھر ہاتھ نہ نکل سکے، لال بجھکڑ کو بلایا گیا، اس نے کہا کہ چھت اتار کر لڑکے کو اوپر کھینچ لو

tiin me.n na terah me.n, na sutlii kii girah me.n

worthless, of no value, nondescript

tiin me.n na terah me.n na ser bhar suutlii me.n, tiin na terah na sutlii kii girah

worthless, of no value, nondescript

Meaning ofSee meaning nau kii lak.Dii terah Dhulaa.ii in English, Hindi & Urdu

nau kii lak.Dii terah Dhulaa.ii

नौ की लकड़ी तेरह ढुलाई•نَو کی لَکڑی تیرَہ ڈُھلائی

Proverb

नौ की लकड़ी तेरह ढुलाई के हिंदी अर्थ

असल से बनवाई अधिक हो तो कहते हैं
जितने का काम नहीं उस पर उतने से अधिक ख़र्च हो जाना

نَو کی لَکڑی تیرَہ ڈُھلائی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اصل سے بنوائی زیادہ ہو تو کہتے ہیں
جتنے کا کام نہیں اس پر اتنے سے زیادہ خرچ ہو جانا

Urdu meaning of nau kii lak.Dii terah Dhulaa.ii

Roman
Urdu

asal se banvaa.ii zyaadaa ho to kahte hai.n
jitne ka kaam nahii.n is par itne se zyaadaa Kharch ho jaana

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nau kii lak.Dii terah Dhulaa.ii

اصل سے بنوائی زیادہ ہو تو کہتے ہیں

nau kii lak.Dii navve KHarch

اصل قیمت کم اور خرچ زیادہ

khaave bakrii kii tarah, suukhe lak.Dii kii tarah

باوجود دُبلا پتلا ہونے کے بہت کھاتا ہے

khaa.e.n bakrii kii tarah , suukhe.n lak.Dii kii tarah

بہت زیادہ کھانا اور پھر بھی کمزور اور دبلا رہنا ؛ قب : کھائے بکری کی طرح سوکھے لکڑی کی طرح .

suukhe lak.Dii kii tarah, khaa.e bakrii kii tarah

باوجود دُبلا پتلا ہونے کے بہت کھاتا ہے

khaa.e bakrii kii tarah, suukhe lak.Dii kii tarah

بہت کھانے کے باوجود لاغر رہنا

guu.ndnii kii tarah jhuko , niim kii tarah ka.Dvii-o-sarkash na bano

عاجزی سے میٹھی باتیں کرو ، کڑوی کسیلی نہ بنو

laal bujhakka.D buujhiyaa.n aur na buujhaa ko.e, ka.Dii ba.Da.ngaa to.D ke uupar hii ko lo

tiin me.n na terah me.n, na sutlii kii girah me.n

worthless, of no value, nondescript

tiin me.n na terah me.n na ser bhar suutlii me.n, tiin na terah na sutlii kii girah

worthless, of no value, nondescript

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vaaqi'aat

वाक़ि'आत

واقِعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

events, incidents

[ Yadgar waqiat ko bhula pana mushkil hota hai ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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gulfaam

गुलफ़ाम

گُلْفام

Origin : Persian

Adjective

rose-coloured, rosy

[ Mausam-e-bahaar mein gulaab ki gulfaam kaliyaan har taraf khilti nazar aati hain ]

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asliyat

असलियत

اَصْلِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

reality, actuality

[ Sher ki khubi ye hai ki saada ho, josh se bhara hua ho, aur asaliyat par mabni ho ]

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mu'aamalaat

मु'आमलात

مُعامَلات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

business, commerce, traffic, domains

[ Zaid ne Aslam se kaha main ghar ke zaroori muaamlat nipta kar tumhare sath chalta hun ]

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faraamosh

फ़रामोश

فَراموش

Origin : Persian

Noun

forgetfulness

[ Zindagi Ke bahut sare waqiat qabil-e-faramosh hote hain ]

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maKHduum

मख़्दूम

مَخْدُوم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

one who is served, respected person

[ Sanjiv Saraf Sahab ne Urdu zaban ki itni zyada khidmat ki ki khadim se makhdum ban gaye ]

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shaagird

शागिर्द

شاگِرْد

Origin : Persian

Noun

student, pupil, disciple

[ Shabri ko Matang (a saint) ki shagirda ke taur par jana jata hai ]

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sharaabor

शराबोर

شَرابور

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

highly impressed

[ Ustad apne shagird ki khidmat se sharabor huye ]

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bazm

बज़्म

بَزْم

Origin : Persian

Noun

assembly, party, gathering, feast, banquet

[ Sham hote hi bazm saj jaati aur satven pahar tak aish-o-tarab ka bazar garm rahta ]

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