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paa-posh kii KHaak se

رک : پاپوش کی نوک سے.

paa-posh kii nok se

(کلمۂ تنفر) رک : پاپوش سے

paa posh se

پاپوش کی نوک سے۔ (عو) بلا سے کچھ پروا نہیں۔ جوتی سے۔

paa-posh kii nok par maarnaa

not care, deem low or base

KHaak-sho pesh aazaa.n ki KHaak shavii

۔(ف) قبل مرنے کے نفس کو زیر کرلینا اور عاجزی کی عادت ڈالنا چاہئے۔

KHaak paa.o.n se na lagne denaa

(بول چال میں) پاؤں سے خاک نہ لگنے دین ا، زمین پر پاؤں نہ رکھنا ، بہت تیز جانا ؛ اترا کے چلنا ؛ ناز نخرے کرنا .

mohabbat kii raah se pesh aanaa

to behave well, be gentle

dil ko paa.o.n se malnaa

کسی کے دل کو انتہا سے زیادہ اپنا فریفتہ کرنا

ek kaa mu.nh shakkar se bharaa jaataa hai, sau kaa mu.nh KHaak se nahii.n bharaa jaata

کم آدمیوں کی اچھے سے خاطر تواضع کی جا سکتی ہے، ایک شخص کی خبر گیری اچھی طرح ہو سکتی ہے

ek kaa mu.nh shakkar se bharaa jaataa hai, sau kaa mu.nh KHaak se bhii nahii.n bharaa jaata

کم آدمیوں کی اچھے سے خاطر تواضع کی جا سکتی ہے، ایک شخص کی خبر گیری اچھی طرح ہو سکتی ہے

jaan bachii laakho.n paa.e, KHair se budhdhuu ghar ko aa.e

said when one gets out of trouble, nothing is lost if life has been saved, life is a wealth so forget the suffering

aadhii baat sun paa.e.n to ek-ek kii chaar-chaar dil se banaa.e.n

بہت چالاک اور شریر آدمی ہی شرارت کی باتیں دل سے گھڑ لیتے ہیں

Meaning ofSee meaning paa-posh kii KHaak se in English, Hindi & Urdu

paa-posh kii KHaak se

पा-पोश की ख़ाक से•پا پوش کی خاک سے

See meaning: paa-posh kii nok se

پا پوش کی خاک سے کے اردو معانی

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  • رک : پاپوش کی نوک سے.

Urdu meaning of paa-posh kii KHaak se

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  • ruk ha paaposh kii nok se

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paa-posh kii KHaak se

رک : پاپوش کی نوک سے.

paa-posh kii nok se

(کلمۂ تنفر) رک : پاپوش سے

paa posh se

پاپوش کی نوک سے۔ (عو) بلا سے کچھ پروا نہیں۔ جوتی سے۔

paa-posh kii nok par maarnaa

not care, deem low or base

KHaak-sho pesh aazaa.n ki KHaak shavii

۔(ف) قبل مرنے کے نفس کو زیر کرلینا اور عاجزی کی عادت ڈالنا چاہئے۔

KHaak paa.o.n se na lagne denaa

(بول چال میں) پاؤں سے خاک نہ لگنے دین ا، زمین پر پاؤں نہ رکھنا ، بہت تیز جانا ؛ اترا کے چلنا ؛ ناز نخرے کرنا .

mohabbat kii raah se pesh aanaa

to behave well, be gentle

dil ko paa.o.n se malnaa

کسی کے دل کو انتہا سے زیادہ اپنا فریفتہ کرنا

ek kaa mu.nh shakkar se bharaa jaataa hai, sau kaa mu.nh KHaak se nahii.n bharaa jaata

کم آدمیوں کی اچھے سے خاطر تواضع کی جا سکتی ہے، ایک شخص کی خبر گیری اچھی طرح ہو سکتی ہے

ek kaa mu.nh shakkar se bharaa jaataa hai, sau kaa mu.nh KHaak se bhii nahii.n bharaa jaata

کم آدمیوں کی اچھے سے خاطر تواضع کی جا سکتی ہے، ایک شخص کی خبر گیری اچھی طرح ہو سکتی ہے

jaan bachii laakho.n paa.e, KHair se budhdhuu ghar ko aa.e

said when one gets out of trouble, nothing is lost if life has been saved, life is a wealth so forget the suffering

aadhii baat sun paa.e.n to ek-ek kii chaar-chaar dil se banaa.e.n

بہت چالاک اور شریر آدمی ہی شرارت کی باتیں دل سے گھڑ لیتے ہیں

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mujrim

मुजरिम

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مُجرِم

Origin : Arabic
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criminal, culprit

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takriim

तकरीम

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تَکْرِیم

Origin : Arabic
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treating with honour or respect, honour

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maqtuul

मक़्तूल

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مَقتُول

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

murdered, killed

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bulbul

बुलबुल

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بُلْبُل

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the nightingale, Lanius boalboul

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mah-vash

मह-वश

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مَہ وَش

Origin : Persian
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very beautiful, beloved

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shabnam

शबनम

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شَبْنَم

Origin : Persian
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dew

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maa'zuur

मा'ज़ूर

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مَعْذُور

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

helpless, powerless

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barqii

बर्क़ी

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بَرْقی

Origin : Persian
Adjective

electric, electrical

[ Thomas Edison barqi bulb ke mujid (inventor) hain ]

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mahfuuz

महफ़ूज़

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مَحْفُوظ

Origin : Arabic
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kept safe, protected, secured

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lajaajat

लजाजत

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لَجاجَت

Origin : Arabic
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humility, entreaty, importunity

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