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'ishva-gar

one who indulges coquetry, dalliance, one who ogles, a coquette

'ishva-sanj

‘इश्व:गर।

'ishva-taaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaar

beloved

'ishva-garii

ogling, coquetry.

'ishva-sanjii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-saaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaarii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-taazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-saazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-aa.iin

ناز و ادا کرنے والا

'ishva-taraaz

coquettish

'ishva-taraazii

coquetry making, mischief making

'ishva-pardaaz

فریبی ؛ (کنایۃً) معشوق

'ishva-pardaazii

ناز و انداز کرنا ، محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا ؛ (مجازاً) دل رُبائی.

'iashva-e-turkaana

معشوقانہ ناز و انداز ، محبوبانہ ادا.

'ishva chhaanaa

ناز و نخرے کا غالب آنا

'ishva-baazii

شعبدہ گری ، تماشاگری.

'ishva-faroshii

ناز و ادا بیچنا ؛ (مجازاً) ناز و انداز یا محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا.

'ishva-kaam

رک : عشوہ پرداز.

but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

'ishva-e-saamaa.n

coquettish, (met.) the beloved

aa.iina-e-'ishva-garii

mirror of coquetry

Meaning ofSee meaning peT hai yaa KHvaaja KHizar kii zambiil in English, Hindi & Urdu

peT hai yaa KHvaaja KHizar kii zambiil

पेट है या ख़्वाजा ख़िज़र की ज़ंबील•پیٹ ہَے یا خواجَہ خِضَر کی زَنْبِیل

Proverb

पेट है या ख़्वाजा ख़िज़र की ज़ंबील के हिंदी अर्थ

(जिस के पेट में इल्ला बिल्ला उतरती चली जाये और कभी खाने से मुंह ना मोड़े ऐसे आदमी के पेट को ख़्वाजा ख़िज़र की ज़ंबील कहते हैं, हज़रत ख़िज़र अलैहि अस्सलाम के बारे में मशहूर है कि इन के पास एक ज़ंबील थी जिस में हर चीज़ समा जाती थी बाअज़ दफ़ा उम्र अय्यार की ज़ंबील भी कहते हैं

پیٹ ہَے یا خواجَہ خِضَر کی زَنْبِیل کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(جس کے پیٹ میں الا بلا اترتی چلی جائے اور کبھی کھانے سے من٘ھ نہ موڑے ایسے آدمی کے پیٹ کو خواجہ خضر کی زن٘بیل کہتے ہیں ، حضرت خضر علیہ السلام کے بارے میں مشہور ہے کہ ان کے پاس ایک زن٘بیل تھی جس میں ہر چیز سما جاتی تھی بعض دفعہ عمر عیار کی زن٘بیل بھی کہتے ہیں)

Urdu meaning of peT hai yaa KHvaaja KHizar kii zambiil

Roman
Urdu

(jis ke peT me.n illaa billaa utartii chalii jaaye aur kabhii khaane se munh na mo.De a.ise aadamii ke peT ko Khvaajaa Khizar kii zambiil kahte hai.n, hazrat Khizar alaihi assalaam ke baare me.n mashhuur hai ki in ke paas ek zambiil thii jis me.n har chiiz samaa jaatii thii baaaz dafaa umr ayyaar kii zambiil bhii kahte hai.n

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'ishva-gar

one who indulges coquetry, dalliance, one who ogles, a coquette

'ishva-sanj

‘इश्व:गर।

'ishva-taaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaar

beloved

'ishva-garii

ogling, coquetry.

'ishva-sanjii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-saaz

amorously playful, coquettish, coquette

'ishva-kaarii

दे. 'इश्व:गरी'।

'ishva-taazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-saazii

coquetry, blandishment

'ishva-aa.iin

ناز و ادا کرنے والا

'ishva-taraaz

coquettish

'ishva-taraazii

coquetry making, mischief making

'ishva-pardaaz

فریبی ؛ (کنایۃً) معشوق

'ishva-pardaazii

ناز و انداز کرنا ، محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا ؛ (مجازاً) دل رُبائی.

'iashva-e-turkaana

معشوقانہ ناز و انداز ، محبوبانہ ادا.

'ishva chhaanaa

ناز و نخرے کا غالب آنا

'ishva-baazii

شعبدہ گری ، تماشاگری.

'ishva-faroshii

ناز و ادا بیچنا ؛ (مجازاً) ناز و انداز یا محبوبانہ ادائیں دکھانا.

'ishva-kaam

رک : عشوہ پرداز.

but-e-'ishva-gar

coquettish idol, beloved

'ishva-e-saamaa.n

coquettish, (met.) the beloved

aa.iina-e-'ishva-garii

mirror of coquetry

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marGuub

मर्ग़ूब

مَرْغُوب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

favourite, preferred

[ Ladkiyon ko aam ka achar bahut marghub hota hai ]

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mansuuba

मंसूबा

مَنصُوبَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

plan, scheme, project

[ Hukumat ne ek panch formulai mansuba shuru kiya hai ]

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daastaan

दास्तान

داسْتان

Origin : Persian

Noun

tale, story, fable

[ Bahut sare shairon ne Radha aur Krishna ke mohabbat ki dastanein bayan ki hain ]

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amraaz

अमराज़

اَمْراض

Origin : Arabic

Noun

diseases, ailments, sicknesses

[ Isabgol kai jismani amraz ko dur karta hai ]

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saliiqa

सलीक़ा

سَلِیقَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

method, knack, way, good disposition

[ Mehmanon ki khatirdari karne ka saliqa kuch hi logon ko ata hai ]

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muta'addid

मुत'अद्दिद

مُتَعَدِّد

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

many, several

[ Mutaaddid baar samjhane ke bavajood bhi Ali ko imtihan ke sawal ka jawab samajh nahin aya ]

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muta.assir

मुतअस्सिर

مُتَأثِّر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

affected

[ Imran ki imaandari ne office ke mulazimin ko bahut mutaassir kiya ]

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hasrat

हसरत

حَسْرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

desire, longing, wish

[ Har budhe maan baap ki hasrat hoti hai ki un ki aulad budhape mein un ka khayal rakhe ]

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dil-kash

दिलकश

دِلکَش

Origin : Persian

Adjective

something that draws or attracts heart, pleasant, lovely

[ Barf se dhake huye pahad bahut khubsoorat aur nihaayat dil-kash nazar a rahe the ]

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'uyuub

'उयूब

عُیُوب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

defects, faults

[ Insaan ko dusron ke uyoob talash karne ke bajaye apne uyoob par ghaur karna chahiye ]

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