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tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat

تمہاری چالوں سے ہم خوب واقف ہیں، ہم تمہیں خوب سمجھتے ہیں اور تم سے کچھ زیادہ ہی ہوشیار ہیں

tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat

I am cleverer than you

tum Daal-Daal to mai.n paat-paat

I am cleverer than you

vo Daal Daal to ham paat paat

بالعموم پیچھا کرتے وقت مستعمل

vo paat paat, ham Daal Daal

be cleverer than another

vo paat paat, ham Daal Daal

be cleverer than another

mai.n Daal Daal to vo paat paat

۔دیکھو ڈال ڈال۔ ؎

vo Daal Daal to mai.n paat paat

بالعموم پیچھا کرتے وقت مستعمل

tuu Daal Daal to mai.n paat paat

رک: تم ڈال ڈال تو میں پات پات

aap Daal-Daal hai.n to mai.n paat-paat

میں آپ سے زیادہ ہوشیار ہوں

aap Daal Daal to mai.n paat paat

I am smarter than you are

aap Daal Daal me.n to mai.n paat paat

میں آپ سے زیادہ چالاک چالیا ہوشیار اور عقلمند ہوں

mai.n Daal Daal, tuu paat paat

میں تجھ سے کم چالاک نہیں ، مجھ سے بچ کر نہیں جاسکتا ۔

tuu Daal Daal mai.n paat paat

I am smarter than you, I can outwit or outsmart you any time

Meaning ofSee meaning tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat in English, Hindi & Urdu

tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat

तुम डाल-डाल तो हम पात-पात•تُم ڈال ڈال تو ہَم پات پات

Proverb

तुम डाल-डाल तो हम पात-पात के हिंदी अर्थ

तुम्हारी चालों से हम ख़ूब वाक़िफ़ हैं, हम तुम्हें ख़ूब समझते हैं और तुम से कुछ ज़्यादा ही होशयार हैं

تُم ڈال ڈال تو ہَم پات پات کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

تمہاری چالوں سے ہم خوب واقف ہیں، ہم تمہیں خوب سمجھتے ہیں اور تم سے کچھ زیادہ ہی ہوشیار ہیں

Urdu meaning of tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat

Roman
Urdu

tumhaarii chaalo.n se ham Khuub vaaqif hain, ham tumhe.n Khuub samajhte hai.n aur tum se kuchh zyaadaa hii hoshyaar hai.n

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tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat

تمہاری چالوں سے ہم خوب واقف ہیں، ہم تمہیں خوب سمجھتے ہیں اور تم سے کچھ زیادہ ہی ہوشیار ہیں

tum Daal-Daal to ham paat-paat

I am cleverer than you

tum Daal-Daal to mai.n paat-paat

I am cleverer than you

vo Daal Daal to ham paat paat

بالعموم پیچھا کرتے وقت مستعمل

vo paat paat, ham Daal Daal

be cleverer than another

vo paat paat, ham Daal Daal

be cleverer than another

mai.n Daal Daal to vo paat paat

۔دیکھو ڈال ڈال۔ ؎

vo Daal Daal to mai.n paat paat

بالعموم پیچھا کرتے وقت مستعمل

tuu Daal Daal to mai.n paat paat

رک: تم ڈال ڈال تو میں پات پات

aap Daal-Daal hai.n to mai.n paat-paat

میں آپ سے زیادہ ہوشیار ہوں

aap Daal Daal to mai.n paat paat

I am smarter than you are

aap Daal Daal me.n to mai.n paat paat

میں آپ سے زیادہ چالاک چالیا ہوشیار اور عقلمند ہوں

mai.n Daal Daal, tuu paat paat

میں تجھ سے کم چالاک نہیں ، مجھ سے بچ کر نہیں جاسکتا ۔

tuu Daal Daal mai.n paat paat

I am smarter than you, I can outwit or outsmart you any time

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मा'शूक़

مَعْشُوق

Origin : Arabic

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beloved, sweetheart

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वीरान

وِیْران

Origin : Persian

Adjective

ruined, deserted, waste, deserted, desolate place, lonely

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mavaaqe'

मवाक़े'

مَواقِع

Origin : Arabic

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occasions, events, opportunities

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farefta

फ़रेफ़्ता

فَریفْتَہ

Origin : Persian

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attracted to, deluded, seduced, infatuated

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qibla

क़िबला

قِبْلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

polite form of address to a man

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fursat

फ़ुर्सत

فُرْصَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a time, opportunity, occasion

[ Sumaiya ko din-bhar chulha-chauka se fursat nahin milti ]

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bad-havaas

बद-हवास

بَد حَواس

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Adjective

stunned, confounded

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ख़्वाहिशात

خواہِشات

Origin : Persian

Noun

desires, wishes

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mu.addab

मुअद्दब

مؤدَّب

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

respectful, reverential

[ Muaddab bachche sab ke dil mein apni jagah bana lete hain ]

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aazurda

आज़ुर्दा

آزُرْدَہ

Origin : Persian

Adjective

distressed, depressed, sad

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