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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 qazaa ke tiir ko Dhaal kii haajat nahii.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

qazaa ke tiir ko Dhaal kii haajat nahii.n

क़ज़ा के तीर को ढाल की हाजत नहीं•قَضا کے تِیر کو ڈھال کی حاجَت نَہِیں

Proverb

क़ज़ा के तीर को ढाल की हाजत नहीं के हिंदी अर्थ

मौत आती हो तो मनुष्य किसी भी तरह से बच नहीं सकता
क्योंकि वह तीर किसी के रोके रुक ही नहीं सकता
विशेष • हाजत- ज़रूरत।

قَضا کے تِیر کو ڈھال کی حاجَت نَہِیں کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

موت آتی ہو تو انسان کسی صورت سے بھی بچ نہیں سکتا
کیونکہ وہ تیر کسی کے روکے رک ہی نہیں سکتا

Urdu meaning of qazaa ke tiir ko Dhaal kii haajat nahii.n

Roman
Urdu

maut aatii ho to insaan kisii suurat se bhii bach nahii.n saktaa
kyonki vo tiir kisii ke roke ruk hii nahii.n saktaa

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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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hal

हल

حَل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

solution (of a knotty problem), resolution

[ Har masle ka koi na koi hal zaroor hota hai ]

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malhuuz

मलहूज़

مَلحُوظ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

contemplated, regarded, considered

[ Koi kaam karo lekin dusron ka khayal bhi malhuz rahna chahiye ]

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istilaah

इस्तिलाह

اِصْطِلاح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

technical term, terminology, term

[ Lughat aur farhang hi wo zariya hain jin mein istilahon ke mani va mafhum bataye jate hain ]

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qatl

क़त्ल

قَتْل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

murder, killing

[ Insani qatl ko baaz auqaat do suraton mein taqsim kar diya jata hai yani iradatan aur ghair-iradatan ]

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kashtii

कश्ती

کَشْتی

Origin : Persian

Noun

ship, vessel, boat

[ Hukm ki der thi ki maujon ka ek aisa thapeda aaya ki kashti tukde-tukde ho gayi ]

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libaas

लिबास

لِباس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

clothes, dress, attire

[ Shadi haal mein dulhan ke ghar ke sabhi log umda aur khubsurat libas mein maujood the ]

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mahluul

महलूल

مَحْلُول

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

dissolved, solution

[ Chini aur pani ka mahlool sharbat kahlata hai ]

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lihaaf

लिहाफ़

لِحاف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quilt, blanket, quilted counterpane

[ Lihaf ke andar munh dhank kar sona tib ki roo se mana hai ]

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kafaalat

कफ़ालत

کَفالَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

protector, patron

[ Karkunon ki giraftari ki surat mein unke mutalleqin (relatives) ki kafalat ke liye funds nahin the ]

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lihaaz

लिहाज़

لِحاظ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

respect, advertence

[ Muzammil ab bhi jalvat (public place) va khalvat (loneliness) mein unse lihaz baratta hai ]

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