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raziil kii do na ashraaf kii sau

کمینے کی دو گالیاں بھی شریف کی سو گالیوں سے بڑھ کر ہوتی ہیں.

gu.D na de gu.D kii sii baat to kare

a kind word costs nothing

gu.D na de to gu.D kii sii baat to kahe

there is nothing lost by civility,

ko.ii kau.Dii ke do ber bhii haath se na khaa.e

سخت ذلیل و بے وقعت ہے.

apne suu.ii na jaane do, duusre ke bhaale ghuse.D do

خود تھوڑی تکلیف بھی گوارا نہیں دوسرے پر بڑی بڑی آفتیں ڈھائی جاتی ہیں

naa.ii daa.ii , dhobii , bed , qasaa.ii un kaa suu tak kabhii na jaa.ii

یہ چاروں ہمیشہ سے کثیف طبیعت ہوتے ہیں ، یہ چاروں ہمیشہ ناپاک رہتے ہیں

haath se ko.Dii ke do ber bhii na khaanaa

بڑی ناقدری کرنا

saajan ham tum ek hai.n dekhat ke hai.n do, man se man ko taul do man kadii na ho

ہم تُم اصل میں ایک ہیں گو دو دِکھائی دیتے ہیں

jhuuTe kii kuchh pat nahii.n sajan jhuuT na bol, lakhpati kaa jhuuT se do kau.Dii kaa ho mol

جھوٹے کی کوئی وقعت نہیں ہوتی

jhuuTe kii kuchh pat nahii.n sajan jhuuT na bol, lakhpati kaa jhuuT se do kau.Dii ho mol

جھوٹے کی کوئی وقعت نہیں ہوتی

Meaning ofSee meaning raziil kii do na ashraaf kii sau in English, Hindi & Urdu

raziil kii do na ashraaf kii sau

रज़ील की दो न अशराफ़ की सौ•رَذِیل کی دو نَہ اَشْراف کی سَو

Proverb

रज़ील की दो न अशराफ़ की सौ के हिंदी अर्थ

कमीने की दो गालियां भी शरीफ़ की सौ गालियों से बढ़ कर होती हैं

رَذِیل کی دو نَہ اَشْراف کی سَو کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

کمینے کی دو گالیاں بھی شریف کی سو گالیوں سے بڑھ کر ہوتی ہیں.

Urdu meaning of raziil kii do na ashraaf kii sau

Roman
Urdu

kamiine kii do gaaliyaa.n bhii shariif kii sau gaaliyo.n se ba.Dh kar hotii hai.n

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raziil kii do na ashraaf kii sau

کمینے کی دو گالیاں بھی شریف کی سو گالیوں سے بڑھ کر ہوتی ہیں.

gu.D na de gu.D kii sii baat to kare

a kind word costs nothing

gu.D na de to gu.D kii sii baat to kahe

there is nothing lost by civility,

ko.ii kau.Dii ke do ber bhii haath se na khaa.e

سخت ذلیل و بے وقعت ہے.

apne suu.ii na jaane do, duusre ke bhaale ghuse.D do

خود تھوڑی تکلیف بھی گوارا نہیں دوسرے پر بڑی بڑی آفتیں ڈھائی جاتی ہیں

naa.ii daa.ii , dhobii , bed , qasaa.ii un kaa suu tak kabhii na jaa.ii

یہ چاروں ہمیشہ سے کثیف طبیعت ہوتے ہیں ، یہ چاروں ہمیشہ ناپاک رہتے ہیں

haath se ko.Dii ke do ber bhii na khaanaa

بڑی ناقدری کرنا

saajan ham tum ek hai.n dekhat ke hai.n do, man se man ko taul do man kadii na ho

ہم تُم اصل میں ایک ہیں گو دو دِکھائی دیتے ہیں

jhuuTe kii kuchh pat nahii.n sajan jhuuT na bol, lakhpati kaa jhuuT se do kau.Dii kaa ho mol

جھوٹے کی کوئی وقعت نہیں ہوتی

jhuuTe kii kuchh pat nahii.n sajan jhuuT na bol, lakhpati kaa jhuuT se do kau.Dii ho mol

جھوٹے کی کوئی وقعت نہیں ہوتی

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vaaqi'aat

वाक़ि'आत

واقِعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

events, incidents

[ Yadgar waqiat ko bhula pana mushkil hota hai ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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gulfaam

गुलफ़ाम

گُلْفام

Origin : Persian

Adjective

rose-coloured, rosy

[ Mausam-e-bahaar mein gulaab ki gulfaam kaliyaan har taraf khilti nazar aati hain ]

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asliyat

असलियत

اَصْلِیَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

reality, actuality

[ Sher ki khubi ye hai ki saada ho, josh se bhara hua ho, aur asaliyat par mabni ho ]

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mu'aamalaat

मु'आमलात

مُعامَلات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

business, commerce, traffic, domains

[ Zaid ne Aslam se kaha main ghar ke zaroori muaamlat nipta kar tumhare sath chalta hun ]

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faraamosh

फ़रामोश

فَراموش

Origin : Persian

Noun

forgetfulness

[ Zindagi Ke bahut sare waqiat qabil-e-faramosh hote hain ]

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maKHduum

मख़्दूम

مَخْدُوم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

one who is served, respected person

[ Sanjiv Saraf Sahab ne Urdu zaban ki itni zyada khidmat ki ki khadim se makhdum ban gaye ]

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shaagird

शागिर्द

شاگِرْد

Origin : Persian

Noun

student, pupil, disciple

[ Shabri ko Matang (a saint) ki shagirda ke taur par jana jata hai ]

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sharaabor

शराबोर

شَرابور

Origin : Sanskrit

Adjective

highly impressed

[ Ustad apne shagird ki khidmat se sharabor huye ]

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bazm

बज़्म

بَزْم

Origin : Persian

Noun

assembly, party, gathering, feast, banquet

[ Sham hote hi bazm saj jaati aur satven pahar tak aish-o-tarab ka bazar garm rahta ]

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