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siidhii aa.nkho.n baat na karnaa

رک : سیدھے من٘ہ بات نہ کرنا .

siidhii baat karnaa

محبت اور گرمجُوشی سے پیش آنا پیار اور لگاؤ دکھانا .

aa.nkho.n me.n baat karnaa

اشاروں اشاروں میں گفتگو کرنا

siidhe mu.nh baat na karnaa

be too proud to speak politely, be curt

siidhe mu.nh baat na karnaa

بے رخی سے کلام کرنا

baat tak na karnaa

نہایت بیزار یا ناخوش ہونا

bhuul kar baat na karnaa

بھول کر بات نہ پوچھنا، کمال بے توجہی برتنا، انتہائی بے اعتنائی کرنا

ruKH de kar baat na karnaa

talk inattentively

siidhe mu.nh baat karnaa

متوجہ ہونا ، خلوص یا دِلچسپی سے مِلنا ، ہم کلام ہونا .

ulTii siidhii baate.n karnaa

talk nonsense

aa.nkho.n me.n baate.n karnaa

اشاروں میں باتیں ہونا

na.ii baat paidaa karnaa

انوکھی بات کرنا ، نیا کام کرنا ۔

baat karne kaa saliiqa na honaa

گفتگو کی تہذیب سے نا واقف ہونا، مخاطب کرنے کی تمیز نہ ہونا، غیر مہذب ہونا

na.ii baat karnaa

انوکھی یا عجیب بات کرنا، نیا کام کرنا

aa.nkhe.n chaar na karnaa

شرمانا، جھیپنا، نظر سامنے نہ کرنا

Meaning ofSee meaning siidhii aa.nkho.n baat na karnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

siidhii aa.nkho.n baat na karnaa

सीधी आँखों बात न करना•سِیدھی آنکھوں بات نَہ کَرْنا

Idiom

सीधी आँखों बात न करना के हिंदी अर्थ

रुक : सीधे मुंह बात ना करना

سِیدھی آنکھوں بات نَہ کَرْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

رک : سیدھے من٘ہ بات نہ کرنا .

Urdu meaning of siidhii aa.nkho.n baat na karnaa

Roman
Urdu

ruk ha siidhe munh baat na karnaa

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siidhii aa.nkho.n baat na karnaa

رک : سیدھے من٘ہ بات نہ کرنا .

siidhii baat karnaa

محبت اور گرمجُوشی سے پیش آنا پیار اور لگاؤ دکھانا .

aa.nkho.n me.n baat karnaa

اشاروں اشاروں میں گفتگو کرنا

siidhe mu.nh baat na karnaa

be too proud to speak politely, be curt

siidhe mu.nh baat na karnaa

بے رخی سے کلام کرنا

baat tak na karnaa

نہایت بیزار یا ناخوش ہونا

bhuul kar baat na karnaa

بھول کر بات نہ پوچھنا، کمال بے توجہی برتنا، انتہائی بے اعتنائی کرنا

ruKH de kar baat na karnaa

talk inattentively

siidhe mu.nh baat karnaa

متوجہ ہونا ، خلوص یا دِلچسپی سے مِلنا ، ہم کلام ہونا .

ulTii siidhii baate.n karnaa

talk nonsense

aa.nkho.n me.n baate.n karnaa

اشاروں میں باتیں ہونا

na.ii baat paidaa karnaa

انوکھی بات کرنا ، نیا کام کرنا ۔

baat karne kaa saliiqa na honaa

گفتگو کی تہذیب سے نا واقف ہونا، مخاطب کرنے کی تمیز نہ ہونا، غیر مہذب ہونا

na.ii baat karnaa

انوکھی یا عجیب بات کرنا، نیا کام کرنا

aa.nkhe.n chaar na karnaa

شرمانا، جھیپنا، نظر سامنے نہ کرنا

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'आशूरा

عاشُورَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

this is the Husain's martyred day

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shadda

शद्दा

شَدَّہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

flag raised in condolence of the martyrs of Karbala in Muharram

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maatam

मातम

ماتَم

Origin : Persian

Noun

mourning, grief

[ Baba-e-qaum Mahatma Gandhi ki barsi par pura mulk matam manata hai ]

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gustaaKHii

गुस्ताख़ी

گُسْتاخی

Origin : Persian

Noun

arrogance, assurance, rudeness

[ Bar-Bar kahte unke huzur kisi gustakhi ka tasawwur karun to insan ke nutfe (Semen) se nahin ]

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majlis

मजलिस

مَجلِس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

assembly, meeting, committee, board

[ Sardar Bhagat Singh markazi majlis ki nishast mein bhi bomb phenk kar nahin bhage ]

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masnuu'aat

मस्नू'आत

مَصْنُوعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

created things, things artificially made

[ Rasgulle, kalakand, dahi waghaira dairy masnu'aat hain ]

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maa'zarat

मा'ज़रत

مَعْذَرَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

excuse, apology, plea

[ Na-farmanon ko unki mazarat kuch bhi nafa na degi ]

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hamdam

हमदम

ہَمدَم

Origin : Persian

Adjective

intimate companion, bosom friend, familiar

[ Chidiyon ke ham-dam jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eadon ki tanhai mein rafiq the ]

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saarifiin

सारिफ़ीन

صارِفِین

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

subscribers, consumers

[ Sarifin ki zaruraton ko dekhte hue companiyan nayi-nayi masnuat bazar mein laa rahi hain ]

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zanaKH

ज़नख़

زَنَخ

Origin : Persian

Noun

the chin

[ Mundhe hue baal bhi kai tarah ke rang se taiyaar kiye aur rish-e-amali (Artificial Beard) rukh wa zanakh par jama di ]

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