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sar paa.nv kaa sudh na rahnaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

sar kii sudh na paa.nv kii budh

کُچھ ہوش نہیں ، لا پروا آدمی ہے ، حالت خراب ہے

sar paa.nv kaa hosh na rahnaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

sar kaa na paa.nv kaa

بے سروپا ، سر نہ پیر ، اوّل نہ آخر

na sar kaa hosh , na paa.nv kaa

بے خبر ہونا

sar paa.nv kaa hosh na honaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

sar pair kaa hosh na rahnaa

پر بات سے بِے خبر ہونا ، اِنتہائی لاپروا ہونا.

gaa.n.D kii sudh na rahnaa

(فحش ؛ بازاری) رک : گانڑ کی خبر نہ رہنا

tan-man kii sudh-budh na rahnaa

to be very upset

sar paa.nv kii KHabar na honaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

Meaning ofSee meaning sar paa.nv kaa sudh na rahnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

sar paa.nv kaa sudh na rahnaa

सर पाँव का सुध न रहना•سَر پانو کا سُدھ نَہ رَہْنا

Idiom

सर पाँव का सुध न रहना के हिंदी अर्थ

बिलकुल बेहोश और ग़ाफ़िल होजाना, होशोहवास बजा ना रहना

سَر پانو کا سُدھ نَہ رَہْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

Urdu meaning of sar paa.nv kaa sudh na rahnaa

Roman
Urdu

bilkul behosh aur Gaafil hojaana, hoshohavaas bajaa na rahnaa

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sar paa.nv kaa sudh na rahnaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

sar kii sudh na paa.nv kii budh

کُچھ ہوش نہیں ، لا پروا آدمی ہے ، حالت خراب ہے

sar paa.nv kaa hosh na rahnaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

sar kaa na paa.nv kaa

بے سروپا ، سر نہ پیر ، اوّل نہ آخر

na sar kaa hosh , na paa.nv kaa

بے خبر ہونا

sar paa.nv kaa hosh na honaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

sar pair kaa hosh na rahnaa

پر بات سے بِے خبر ہونا ، اِنتہائی لاپروا ہونا.

gaa.n.D kii sudh na rahnaa

(فحش ؛ بازاری) رک : گانڑ کی خبر نہ رہنا

tan-man kii sudh-budh na rahnaa

to be very upset

sar paa.nv kii KHabar na honaa

بالکل بے ہوش اور غافل ہوجانا ، ہوش وحواس بجا نہ رہنا.

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iztiraab

इज़्तिराब

اِضْطِراب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

perturbation, mental disturbance, mental unease, trouble

[ Iztirab ki kaifiyat mein dhyan qabu mein nahin rahta ]

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rafiiq

रफ़ीक़

رَفِیق

Origin : Arabic

Noun

acompanion, associate, comrade, ally

[ Chidiyon ke do jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eadon men rafiq rahte the ]

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alqaab

अलक़ाब

اَلقاب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

titles, form of address in letter-writing, honorific names appellations

[ Buzurg apne hote, apne khurd (Younger) ke lie budhape ke alqab pasand nahin karte ]

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tabassum

तबस्सुम

تَبَسُّم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

smile

[ Tabassum ke siwa kabhi lab-e-mubarak khanda wa qahqaha se aashna nahin hue ]

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mukarramii

मुकर्रमी

مُکَرَّمی

Origin : Arabic

Noun

(formula of address, especially at the beginning of a letter) My Respected Sir!

[ Alqab mein naam se mukhatib kia jata hai aur rutbe ke mutabiq naam se pahle mukarrami tahrir kia jata hai ]

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taviil

तवील

طَوِیل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

long, protracted, tall, prolix

[ Taveel arse se chal rahe muqadma ka faisla bil-aakhir kal ho gaya ]

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saahil

साहिल

ساحِل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sea-shore, shore, beach, coast

[ Pawan-Chakkiyan aksar samundar ke sahilon par bani hoti hain ]

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muKHtasar

मुख़्तसर

مُخْتَصَر

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

short, succinct, abridged, concise

[ Meri kahani bahut mukhtasar magar dilchasp hai ]

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mustahkam

मुस्तहकम

مُستَحکَم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

firm, stable, established, strong

[ Sehatmand ghiza jism ko mustahkam aur mazboot rakhti hai ]

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yaum

यौम

یَوم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a day, twenty-four-hour period, reckoned from one midnight to the next an age

[ Yaum-e-aazadi har saal josh-o-kharosh se manaya jata hai ]

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