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baKHshish

tip, gift, grant, sent, donation, gratuity, reward; beneficence

baKHshish denaa

tip, reward

baKHshish-naama

deed-of-gift

baKHshaa.ish.n

بخشوانے اور بخشش رکانے کا عمل .

baKHshaa.ish

pardon, forgiveness

sanadaat-e-baKHshish

وہ سندیں جو جاگیرداروں کے نام جاری ہوئی ہوں

juud-o-baKHshish

generosity

hisaab kau.Dii kaa baKHshish laakho.n kii

munificence apart, account must be cleared

hisaab jau-jau baKHshish sau-sau

munificence apart, account must be cleared

lekhaa jau jau baKHshish sau sau

رک : حساب جو جو بخشش سو سو ، معاملے میں کوڑی کوڑی کا حساب ہونا ، چاہیے.

baKHshaa.ish-gar

بخشنے والا، خداے کریم کے لئے ' الرّحیم' کے معنی مستعمل.

baKHshaa.ishii

رک : بخشائش.

vasiila-e-baKHshaa.ish

ذریعہء نجات ؛ بخشش کا ذریعہ ۔ شاید یہی ان کا وسیلہء بخشائش بن جائے ۔

Meaning ofSee meaning nazla-bar-'uzv-e-za'iif in English, Hindi & Urdu

nazla-bar-'uzv-e-za'iif

नज़ला-बर-'उज़्व-ए-ज़'ईफ़•نَزلَہ بَر عُضوِ ضَعِیف

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 22222121

Proverb

English meaning of nazla-bar-'uzv-e-za'iif

 

  • misfortune always befalls the weak

नज़ला-बर-'उज़्व-ए-ज़'ईफ़ के हिंदी अर्थ

 

  • (उर्दू में प्रयुक्त फ़ारसी कहावत) मुसीबत हमेशा कमज़ोरों पर आती है, फटकार केवल कमजोरों को ही लगाई जाती है, ग़ुस्सा कमज़ोर ही पर निकाला जाता है

نَزلَہ بَر عُضوِ ضَعِیف کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

 

  • (فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) مصیبت ہمیشہ کمزور پر آتی ہے، کم زور ہی عتاب کی زد میں آتا ہے، غصہ کمزور ہی پر نکالا جاتا ہے

Urdu meaning of nazla-bar-'uzv-e-za'iif

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  • Urdu

  • (faarsii kahaavat urduu me.n mustaamal) musiibat hamesha kamzor par aatii hai, kamzor hii itaab kii zad me.n aataa hai, Gussaa kamzor hii par nikaalaa jaataa hai

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baKHshish

tip, gift, grant, sent, donation, gratuity, reward; beneficence

baKHshish denaa

tip, reward

baKHshish-naama

deed-of-gift

baKHshaa.ish.n

بخشوانے اور بخشش رکانے کا عمل .

baKHshaa.ish

pardon, forgiveness

sanadaat-e-baKHshish

وہ سندیں جو جاگیرداروں کے نام جاری ہوئی ہوں

juud-o-baKHshish

generosity

hisaab kau.Dii kaa baKHshish laakho.n kii

munificence apart, account must be cleared

hisaab jau-jau baKHshish sau-sau

munificence apart, account must be cleared

lekhaa jau jau baKHshish sau sau

رک : حساب جو جو بخشش سو سو ، معاملے میں کوڑی کوڑی کا حساب ہونا ، چاہیے.

baKHshaa.ish-gar

بخشنے والا، خداے کریم کے لئے ' الرّحیم' کے معنی مستعمل.

baKHshaa.ishii

رک : بخشائش.

vasiila-e-baKHshaa.ish

ذریعہء نجات ؛ بخشش کا ذریعہ ۔ شاید یہی ان کا وسیلہء بخشائش بن جائے ۔

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pairahan

पैरहन

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پَیْرَہَن

Origin : Persian
Noun

robe, mantle

[ Jogi ko aam pairahan mein dekh Shyam chaunk gaya ]

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'aa.id

'आइद

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عائِدْ

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

incurred, imposed on

[ Censor ne kai filmon par pabandi aaed ki ]

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tasviir

तस्वीर

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تَصْوِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

painting, picture, image, portrait

[ Ghar ki safai karte hue dadi-amma ke hath ka ek shisha mil gaya us par kapda pherte hi meri taswir raushan ho gayi ]

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kamand

कमंद

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کَمَنْد

Origin : Persian
Noun

a noose, to catch any fugitive man or animal

[ Shikar kamand liye jungle mein ghum raha tha ]

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aarii

आरी

.

آری

Origin : Sanskrit
Noun

small saw a shoe-maker's tool

[ Hara-bhara darakht kulhadi se kata gaya, aari se chira gaya ]

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fard-e-jurm

फ़र्द-ए-जुर्म

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فَردِ جُرم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

charge sheet

[ Na kabhi un par muqadma chalaya jata tha na kabhi koi fard-e-jurm aa'id hoti thi ]

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aagahii

आगही

.

آگہی

Origin : Persian
Noun

information, knowledge, intelligence

[ Jadid Urudu adab ke log Arabic aur Persian se utni aagahi nahin rakhte ]

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aatish

आतिश

.

آتِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

fire, flame, ignite

[ Aare ke janglon mein aisi shadid aag lagi hui thi maanon aasman se aatish baras rahi ho ]

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shamshiir

शमशीर

.

شَمْشِیر

Origin : Persian
Noun

sword, scimitar

[ Ek barhana (Naked) aadami shamshir liye hue mujh par waar karne ke liye lapka ]

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paikar

पैकर

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پَیکَر

Origin : Persian
Noun

form, appearance, figure

[ Hanuman Ji ne Sarsa Rakshasi ke samne dev-paikar shakl ikhtiyar ki ]

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