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shakar-KHora

ایک پرند، کہتے ہیں کہ جو شیرینی نہایت شوق سے کھاتا ہے جس کا رن٘گ کبوتر کی گردن کے رن٘گ کی طرح چمکدار اور نیلگوں ہوتا ہے

shakar-KHoraa

name of a small bird (so called from its fondness for sweets), hummingbird

shakar-KHorii

میٹھا کھانے کی عادت

shakar KHore ko KHudaa shakkar hii detaa hai

one gets what one desires

shakar KHore kii shakkar, muuzii ko Tukur

one gets what one desires

shakar-KHore ko KHudaa shakar hii detaa hai

he that loves good meal shall have a good meal

shakar KHore ko shakkar mil rahtii hai

one gets what one desires

shakar KHore ko shakkar mil hii jaatii hai

one gets what one desires

shakar KHore ko shakar hii miltii hai

one gets what one desires

shukr-e-KHudaa

thank God! God be praised!

KHudaa shakar KHore ko shakar detaa hai

اللہ پاک ہر شخص کو اس کے حوصلے کے موافق دیتا ہے.

KHudaa shakar KHore ko shakkar hii detaa hai

one gets what one desires

KHudaa shakar-KHore ko shakar hii detaa hai

he that loves good meal shall have a good meal

allaah shakkar KHore ko shakkar hii detaa hai

خدا ہر شخص کو اس کے حوصلے اور ہمت کے مطابق دیتا ہے .

allaah shukr KHore ko shukr detaa hai

one somehow gets his/her heart's desire

KHudaa kaa shukr

thank God

KHudaa kaa shukr karnaa

اللہ کا احسان ماننا .

Meaning ofSee meaning shakar-KHora in English, Hindi & Urdu

shakar-KHora

शकर-ख़ोरा•شَکَر خورَہ

Origin: Persian

شَکَر خورَہ کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

ایک پرند، کہتے ہیں کہ جو شیرینی نہایت شوق سے کھاتا ہے جس کا رن٘گ کبوتر کی گردن کے رن٘گ کی طرح چمکدار اور نیلگوں ہوتا ہے
شکر کھانے والا، مٹائیوں اور مزے دار چیزوں کا دل دادہ، تر مال کھانے والا

Urdu meaning of shakar-KHora

Roman
Urdu

ek parind, kahte hai.n ki jo shiiriinii nihaayat shauq se khaataa hai jis ka rang kabuutar kii gardan ke rang kii tarah chamakdaar aur niilguu.n hotaa hai
shukr khaane vaala, miTaa.iyo.n aur mazedaar chiizo.n ka dil daada, tar maal khaane vaala

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shakar-KHora

shakar-KHoraa

name of a small bird (so called from its fondness for sweets), hummingbird

shakar-KHorii

میٹھا کھانے کی عادت

shakar KHore ko KHudaa shakkar hii detaa hai

one gets what one desires

shakar KHore kii shakkar, muuzii ko Tukur

one gets what one desires

shakar-KHore ko KHudaa shakar hii detaa hai

he that loves good meal shall have a good meal

shakar KHore ko shakkar mil rahtii hai

one gets what one desires

shakar KHore ko shakkar mil hii jaatii hai

one gets what one desires

shakar KHore ko shakar hii miltii hai

one gets what one desires

shukr-e-KHudaa

thank God! God be praised!

KHudaa shakar KHore ko shakar detaa hai

اللہ پاک ہر شخص کو اس کے حوصلے کے موافق دیتا ہے.

KHudaa shakar KHore ko shakkar hii detaa hai

one gets what one desires

KHudaa shakar-KHore ko shakar hii detaa hai

he that loves good meal shall have a good meal

allaah shakkar KHore ko shakkar hii detaa hai

خدا ہر شخص کو اس کے حوصلے اور ہمت کے مطابق دیتا ہے .

allaah shukr KHore ko shukr detaa hai

one somehow gets his/her heart's desire

KHudaa kaa shukr

thank God

KHudaa kaa shukr karnaa

اللہ کا احسان ماننا .

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'adaavat

'अदावत

عَداوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

hostility, malice, enmity, animosity

[ Ham logon mein adavat hoti hai lekin jaan ka dushman koi kahan hota hai ]

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imkaan

इम्कान

اِمْکان

Origin : Arabic

Noun

possibility, probability

[ March April ke mahine mein chechak hone ka imkan zyada rahta hai ]

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'aarii

'आरी

عاری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

free (from), empty

[ Koi aql se aari bhale hi ho pet se khali nahin hota ]

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'aariz

'आरिज़

عارِض

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

side of the face, cheeks

[ Shayar ne mahboob ke aariz ki tarif mein zamin aur asman ek kar diye ]

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'ibrat

'इबरत

عِبْرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

one from whom a lesson can be learnt

[ Burayi ka anjam kabhi-kabhi bura bhi hota hai hamen usse ibrat hasil karna chahiye ]

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faal

फ़ाल

فَال

Origin : Arabic

Noun

omen, augury, presage with the help of some occult, etc. book

[ Aurton ki baayen aankh phadakna achcha faal mana jata hai jabki mardon ki baayen aankh phadakna bura faal mana jata hai ]

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KHavaatiin

ख़वातीन

خَواتِین

Origin : Turkish

Noun

ladies, women

[ Barsaat, dhoop vaghaira mein shahri khavatin chatri ka istemaal karti hain ]

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'ajab

'अजब

عَجَب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

astonishing, strange, extraordinary

[ Mulk ke siyasi halat ne ajab mod le liya hai kuchh kaha nahin ja sakta ]

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jaraa.im

जराइम

جَرائِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

crimes, offences, faults, sins

[ Aajkal muashare mein jaraim bahut zyada badh gaye hain ]

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'ubuur

'उबूर

عُبُور

Origin : Arabic

Noun

crossing a stretch of land or water

[ Zindagi mein kabhi-kabhi mushkilat ka dariya bhi uboor karna padta hai isse ghabrana nahin chahiye ]

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