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Gurbat

travelling (to foreign countries), going abroad, emigration, being far from (one's) home or native country, the state or condition of a stranger, or foreigner, or exile

Gurbat-zada

impoverished, indigent, migrant, poor

Gurbat-diida

one who has seen or experienced exile or poverty

Gurbat-pasand

وطن سے دُوری کو پسند کرنے والا ، مسافرت کا شوقین .

Gurbat-andar-vatan

(تصوّف) وہ حالت جب انسان صفاتِ خدا میں محو ہو کر صفاتِ بشری سے علیحدہ ہو جاتا ہے

Gurbat-nasiib

those in exile, the one who away from home town, the one who has suffered by travelling trouble

Gurbat-zadagii

अ. फा. स्त्री.बेवतनी, परदेस में होना, निर्धनता, कंगाली।

dasht-e-Gurbat

wilderness of poverty, exile

shaam-e-Gurbat

the evening that passed in travel, the evening that passed in exile, metaphorically: hard time, the trouble time

Meaning ofSee meaning pardes chhaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

pardes chhaanaa

परदेस छाना•پَردیس چھانا

Idiom

Root word: pardes

English meaning of pardes chhaanaa

  • settle in a foreign land

परदेस छाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • वतन छोड़ देना, देश छोड़ना, विदेश में रहना, दूसरे देश में छावनी डाल देना, ग़ुर्बत में रहना

پَردیس چھانا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • وطن چھوڑ دینا، غیر جگہ رہ پڑنا، غیر ملک میں چھاؤنی ڈال دینا، غربت میں رہنا

Urdu meaning of pardes chhaanaa

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  • vatan chho.D denaa, Gair jagah rah pa.Dnaa, Gair mulak me.n chhaavanii Daal denaa, Gurbat me.n rahnaa

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Gurbat

travelling (to foreign countries), going abroad, emigration, being far from (one's) home or native country, the state or condition of a stranger, or foreigner, or exile

Gurbat-zada

impoverished, indigent, migrant, poor

Gurbat-diida

one who has seen or experienced exile or poverty

Gurbat-pasand

وطن سے دُوری کو پسند کرنے والا ، مسافرت کا شوقین .

Gurbat-andar-vatan

(تصوّف) وہ حالت جب انسان صفاتِ خدا میں محو ہو کر صفاتِ بشری سے علیحدہ ہو جاتا ہے

Gurbat-nasiib

those in exile, the one who away from home town, the one who has suffered by travelling trouble

Gurbat-zadagii

अ. फा. स्त्री.बेवतनी, परदेस में होना, निर्धनता, कंगाली।

dasht-e-Gurbat

wilderness of poverty, exile

shaam-e-Gurbat

the evening that passed in travel, the evening that passed in exile, metaphorically: hard time, the trouble time

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mafaad-e-'aamma

मफ़ाद-ए-'आम्मा

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مَفادِ عامَّہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

common welfare

[ Mafad-e-amma ke liye kaam karne wali tanzimon... mein bhi ta'alluqat-e-amma ke shobe kaaem ho chuke hain ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

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اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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mehvar

मेहवर

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مِحْوَر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the pin on which the tongue of a buckle turns, the axle on which the wheel rotates

[ Hadisa ke waqt gadi ke ek pahiya mehvar se nikal gaya ]

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KHuddaam

ख़ुद्दाम

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خُدّام

Origin : Arabic
Noun

servants, attendant

[ Badshah ke khwabgah (Bedroom) mein khuddam khwabgah-e-bistar durust karte hain ]

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mufaahamat

मुफ़ाहमत

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مُفَاہَمَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

understanding, agreement

[ Siyasi leadran mein ikhtilaf kitna bhi ho lekin mufahamat ki gunjaish hamesha rahti hai ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

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مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Ye mu'allim ka fariza hai ki jo kuchh janta hai use apne shagirdon ko muntaqil kar de ]

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'atiyya

'अतिय्या

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عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

gift, present

[ Baadh wale ilaqe ke lie hukumat ne ek crore Rupee ka atiya diya hai ]

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mashkuur

मशकूर

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مَشْکُور

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

grateful, thankful, obliged

[ Aap ki meharbani aur musafir-navazi ka bahut mashkur hun ]

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KHurd

ख़ुर्द

.

خورْد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

little, small, young

[ Halwa-e-Karela: ashya: ghi aadhi ser, shakkar aadha ser... ilaichi khurd 6 adad ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

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اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

supplication, solicitation, appeal, request

[ Za'ifa ki iltija par police ne chor ko pakad kar chori ka maal baraamad kiya ]

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