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ulaT dimaaG

جس کی سمجھ میں صحیح بات نہ آئے ، جو ہمیشہ غلطی کو صحیح سمجھے ، نا سمجھ ، بے مغز ، جیسے : وہ عجیب الٹ دماغ انسان ہے ، کتنا ہی سمجھاؤ کبھی نہیں سمجھے گا.

dimaaG ulaT jaanaa

پاگل ہو جانا، دیوانہ ہو جانا، حواس باختہ ہو جانا.

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ulaT dimaaG

उलट दिमाग़•اُلَٹ دِماغ

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  • جس کی سمجھ میں صحیح بات نہ آئے ، جو ہمیشہ غلطی کو صحیح سمجھے ، نا سمجھ ، بے مغز ، جیسے : وہ عجیب الٹ دماغ انسان ہے ، کتنا ہی سمجھاؤ کبھی نہیں سمجھے گا.

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  • jis kii samajh me.n sahii baat na aa.e, jo hamesha Galatii ko sahii samjhe, na samajh, bemGaz, jaise ha vo ajiib ulaT dimaaG insaan hai, kitnaa hii samjhaa.o kabhii nahii.n samjhegaa

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ulaT dimaaG

جس کی سمجھ میں صحیح بات نہ آئے ، جو ہمیشہ غلطی کو صحیح سمجھے ، نا سمجھ ، بے مغز ، جیسے : وہ عجیب الٹ دماغ انسان ہے ، کتنا ہی سمجھاؤ کبھی نہیں سمجھے گا.

dimaaG ulaT jaanaa

پاگل ہو جانا، دیوانہ ہو جانا، حواس باختہ ہو جانا.

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saazgaarii

साज़गारी

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سازگاری

Origin : Persian
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concord, peace

[ Halat ki sazgari ki vajah se vo zindagi mein kamyab hota chala gaya ]

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yatiim

यतीम

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یَتیم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

(Child) a fatherless child, an orphan

[ Shyam ne apni puri zindagi yatim bachchon ki paravrish mein guzari ]

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muqaddas

मुक़द्दस

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مُقَدَّس

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

holy (place or things etc.)

[ Hindu mazhab ke logon ke liye kashi ek muqaddas maqaam hai ]

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muhazzab

मुहज़्ज़ब

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مُہَذَّب

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

civilized, cultured, well-mannered

[ Aslam ek muhazzab aadamii hai ]

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ehtiraam

एहतिराम

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احْتِرام

Origin : Arabic
Noun

respect, honoring, paying attention

[ Hamein apne maan baap ka ehtiram karna chahiye ]

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ahmaq

अहमक़

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اَحْمَق

Origin : Arabic
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foolish, stupid

[ Hamein ahmaq logon se bahs nahin karni chahiye ]

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tauhiin

तौहीन

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تَوہِین

Origin : Arabic
Noun

insult, disgrace, dishonour

[ Tum apne baap ke samne hazir hone mein apni tauheen samajhte ho ]

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naa-shaa.istagii

ना-शाइस्तगी

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نا شائِستَگی

Origin : Persian
Noun

impropriety, indecency

[ Nashaistagi insaan ko haivan bana deti hai ]

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raaz

राज़

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راز

Origin : Persian
Noun

mystery, secret

[ Subhas Chandra Bose ki achanak laapata hone ka raaz aaj tak nahin khul saka ]

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tava.ngar

तवंगर

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تَوَن٘گَر

Origin : Persian
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well-to-do, rich, wealthy

[ Tanvangar log muashare ki taraqqi mein madadgaar hote hain ]

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