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bholaa

innocent, simple, naive, artless, undesigning, guileless

bholaa-bholaa

بھولا (رک) کی تکرار .

bholaa-pan

naivete, simplicity, guilelessness

bholaa-bhaalaa

innocent, naive, honest, bonafide, very innocent, cute, tempting heart

bholaa-baadshaah

رک : بھولا معنی نمبر ۱ .

bholaanaath

an epithet of Shiva

bholaa baalaa

سیدھا سادھا، سادہ لوح

bholaa ban.naa

pose as naïve, acting innocent

baT-bholaa

one who has lost his way

bannaa-bholaa

نادان ، کم عقل

nannhaa-bholaa

نادان ، کم عقل

nannaa-bholaa

۔ صفت۔ نادان۔ کم عقل۔

kyaa bholaa hai

کتنا کم فہم ہے (تعجّب کے واسطے بھی کہتے ہیں یعنی بھولا نہیں ہے چالاک ہے)

baalaa bhola

childlike, innocent, simple

kis baat par bholaa hai

۔کس گھمنڈ میں ہے۔ کس برتے پر اتراتا ہے۔ کس وہم و خیال میں ہے۔ ؎

ghar kaa bholaa

the silly of home, the most dumb, simple-minded and gullible person in one's family

sub.h kaa bholaa shaam ko ghar aa jaa.e to use bholaa nahii.n kahnaa chaahi.e

better late than never

at kaa bholaa so.njhnaa Daal paat se jaa.e

جو حد سے گذرتا ہے نقصان اٹھاتا ہے

rattii de kar maa.nge tola, vaa ko kaun bataave bholaa

جو تھوڑا دے کر بہت مانگے اسے کون بے وقوف کہہ سکتا ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning saada-purkaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

saada-purkaar

सादा-पुरकार•سادَہ پُرْکار

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 22221

English meaning of saada-purkaar

Noun, Masculine

simple but very clever and leery beloved

सादा-पुरकार के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

सादा हो मगर बड़ा चतुर और छली हो प्रेमिका

سادَہ پُرْکار کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

بظاہر بھولا بھالا مگر فی الواقع چالاک، شوخ و عیّار معشوق

Urdu meaning of saada-purkaar

Roman
Urdu

bazaahir bholaa bhaalaa magar filvaaqe chaalaak, shoKh-o-ayyaar maashuuq

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bholaa

innocent, simple, naive, artless, undesigning, guileless

bholaa-bholaa

بھولا (رک) کی تکرار .

bholaa-pan

naivete, simplicity, guilelessness

bholaa-bhaalaa

innocent, naive, honest, bonafide, very innocent, cute, tempting heart

bholaa-baadshaah

رک : بھولا معنی نمبر ۱ .

bholaanaath

an epithet of Shiva

bholaa baalaa

سیدھا سادھا، سادہ لوح

bholaa ban.naa

pose as naïve, acting innocent

baT-bholaa

one who has lost his way

bannaa-bholaa

نادان ، کم عقل

nannhaa-bholaa

نادان ، کم عقل

nannaa-bholaa

۔ صفت۔ نادان۔ کم عقل۔

kyaa bholaa hai

کتنا کم فہم ہے (تعجّب کے واسطے بھی کہتے ہیں یعنی بھولا نہیں ہے چالاک ہے)

baalaa bhola

childlike, innocent, simple

kis baat par bholaa hai

۔کس گھمنڈ میں ہے۔ کس برتے پر اتراتا ہے۔ کس وہم و خیال میں ہے۔ ؎

ghar kaa bholaa

the silly of home, the most dumb, simple-minded and gullible person in one's family

sub.h kaa bholaa shaam ko ghar aa jaa.e to use bholaa nahii.n kahnaa chaahi.e

better late than never

at kaa bholaa so.njhnaa Daal paat se jaa.e

جو حد سے گذرتا ہے نقصان اٹھاتا ہے

rattii de kar maa.nge tola, vaa ko kaun bataave bholaa

جو تھوڑا دے کر بہت مانگے اسے کون بے وقوف کہہ سکتا ہے

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laazim

लाज़िम

لازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessary, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand hone ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

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mu'aashara

मु'आशरा

مُعاشَرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

society

[ Aaj ka mu'ashara matlab-paraston se bhara hua hai ]

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hausala

हौसला

حَوصَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

courage, spirit

[ Shyam ek baland-hausla shakhs hai ]

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malzuum

मलज़ूम

مَلْزوم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessitated, connected, affixed

[ Ilm aur yaqin ye donon aapas mein lazim wa malzum hain ]

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iKHtiyaar

इख़्तियार

اِخْتِیار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

power, authority, control

[ Har shakhs ko ikhtiyar hai ki apni marzi chalaye lekin dosron ka haq marne ka ikhtiyar use nahin diya ja sakta ]

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KHvaahish

ख़्वाहिश

خواہِش

Origin : Persian

Noun

desire, aspiration, wish, will

[ Zaruri nahin ki insan ki har ek khwahish puri ho ]

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salaamatii

सलामती

سَلامَتَی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

health

[ Maan hamesha apne bachchon ki salaamati ke liye dua karti hai ]

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iqtidaar-e-aa'laa

इक़्तिदार-ए-आ'ला

اِقْتِدارِ اَعْلیٰ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

supreme authority, sovereignty

[ Har shahri ki zimmedari hai ki vo apne mulk ke itiqdar-e-aalaa ka ehtiram kare ]

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fariiza

फ़रीज़ा

فَرِیضَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

liability, responsibility

[ Apne gharon aur galiyon ko saaf rakhna ham sab ka ijtimayi fariza hai ]

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mushtaaq

मुश्ताक़

مُشْتاق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

anxious to see an absent friend, ardent, eager, keen

[ Mohabbat mein insan hamesha mahboob ke didar ka mushtaq rahta hai ]

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