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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur karnaa

boast, pride (oneself)

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mardaana-Guruur

رک : مرادنہ تبختر ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

ram-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر، گھمنڈی۔

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

Meaning ofSee meaning tiir-e-naaz in English, Hindi & Urdu

tiir-e-naaz

तीर-ए-नाज़•تِیرِ ناز

Vazn : 2221

English meaning of tiir-e-naaz

Noun, Masculine

arrow of coquetry

Sher Examples

rah gayā hai TuuT kar zaḳhm-e-jigar meñ tīr-e-nāz

ab lagā lenā nahīñ dushvār qātil kā patā

rah gaya hai TuT kar zaKHm-e-jigar mein tir-e-naz

ab laga lena nahin dushwar qatil ka pata

Arzoo Lakhnavi

hausla-e-sitam baḌhe teġh-o-sināñ kā dam baḌhe

ek hī tīr-e-nāz meñ kījiye haa.e haa.e kyuuñ

hausla-e-sitam baDhe tegh-o-sinan ka dam baDhe

ek hi tir-e-naz mein kijiye hae hae kyun

Bekhud Dehlvi

mumkin hai tīr-e-nāz se dil ko bachā bhī luuñ

lekin nazar kī choT bachā.ī na jā.egī

mumkin hai tir-e-naz se dil ko bacha bhi lun

lekin nazar ki choT bachai na jaegi

Jaleel Manikpuri

तीर-ए-नाज़ के हिंदी अर्थ

संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

प्रेमिका की अदा जो तीर सी होती है

تِیرِ ناز کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

اسم، مذکر

انداز، شوخی، ادا، کرشمه

Urdu meaning of tiir-e-naaz

Roman
Urdu

andaaz, shoKhii, ada, karishme

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Guruur

pride, haughtiness, vanity, vain glory, ego

Guruur aanaa

تکبّر ہو جانا ، گھمنڈ ہو جانا .

Guruur-shikan

تکبّر مٹانے والا ، گھمنڈ ختم کرنے والا .

Guruur TuuTnaa

گمانِ باطل یا گھمنڈ ختم ہونا

Guruur to.Dnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur Dhaanaa

نخوت ختم کر دینا، تکبّر مِٹا دینا

Guruur ko dil me.n jagah na denaa

تکبر نہ کرنا

Guruur nikaalnaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur TuuT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur Dhe jaanaa

گھمنڈ ختم ہو جانا ؛ تکّبر مٹ جانا .

Guruur miT jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur to.D denaa

تکبُّر زائل کر دینا، گھمنڈ ختم کر دینا

Guruur Dhaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur-e-husn

narcissism, self admiration, beauty, boastfulness, vanity, self love

Guruur nikal jaanaa

تکبر زائل ہوجانا، گھمنڈ جاتا رہنا

Guruur miTaa denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur nikaal denaa

تکبُّر زائل کرنا، گھمنڈ ختم کرنا

Guruur kaa sar niichaa

pride goes before a fall

Guruur-e-husn-o-jamaal

خوبصورتی کا گھمنڈ

Guruur-e-zuhd

pride of being pious, pride of devotion

Guruur karnaa

boast, pride (oneself)

Guruurii

of or relating to pride, arrogant

nashsha-Guruur

مراد : غرور ، گھمنڈ ۔

mardaana-Guruur

رک : مرادنہ تبختر ۔

mataa'-e-Guruur

commodity of pride, the world

ram-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر، گھمنڈی۔

pur-Guruur

proud, arrogant, haughty

sar me.n Guruur honaa

متکبر ہونا، مغرور ہونا

mast-e-sharaab-e-Guruur

مغرور ، متکبر ، جلد باز ؛ تند ، تیز

shikasta-Guruur

जिसका घमंड मिट गया हो, गलितगर्व, भग्नदर्प।।

muul na vaa suu.n bhaa.e karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

muul na vaa suu.n bhai karo jo nar kare Guruur, jo nar saa.ii.n se Dare vaa se Daro zaruur

مغرور سے بالکل نہ ڈرو مگر جو خدا سے ڈرے اس سے ضرور ڈرو

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ijaazat

इजाज़त

اِجازَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

permission, authority, liberty

[ Doctor ki ijazat ke baghair mariz ko aisa kuchh nahin karna chahiye jis se bimari badh jaye ]

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bazzaaz

बज़्ज़ाज़

بَزّاز

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cloth merchant, clothier, draper

[ Bazzaz ki dukan rang-birange kapdon se bhari thi lekin kuchh pasand nahin aaya ]

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KHabar

ख़बर

خَبَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

information

[ Kal ya parson ek shakhs aayega apna name Akbar batayega main bank mein hun fauran khabar kar dena ]

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taaKHiir

ताख़ीर

تاخِیْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

delay, lateness

[ Apne dost ki shadi ki khabar mujhe mili bhi to takhir se mili isliye main sharik na ho saka ]

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zar

ज़र

زَر

Origin : Persian

Noun

money, riches, wealth

[ Zindagi mein zar ki badi ahmiyat hai iske liye jhagde bhi hote hain ]

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roz

रोज़

روز

Origin : Persian

Adverb

daily, a day, per diem, every day

[ Aajkal har roz roz-e-qayamat lagta hai pareshaniyan bahut hain ]

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buz

बुज़

بُز

Origin : Persian

Noun

goat, sheep, ram

[ Bakre be-had darpok hote hain shayad isiliye darpok aadmi ko buz-dil kahte hain ]

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zarii

ज़री

زَرِی

Origin : Persian

Noun

anything woven with gold thread, golden embroidery

[ Zari ke kaam ke kapdon ka riwaj shadi-byah mein bahut hota hai ]

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vaziir

वज़ीर

وَزِیر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

minister of state, privy-counsellor, vizier

[ Hukoomat ne wazarat mein radd-o-badal karte hue chaar wazir aur badha diye ]

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javaaz

जवाज़

جَواز

Origin : Arabic

Noun

toleration, justification

[ Aql-mand aadmi apne har amal ko sahi sabit karne ka javaz dhundh leta hai ]

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