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baa-muraad

fulfilled wish, successful, with one's object attained

naam-mard-ba-az-mard

آدمی کی شہرت کی دھاک (اُس کی ذات سے) زیادہ ہوتی ہے ۔

mard-e-baa-safaa

men with purity

mard-e-be-tosha nagiirad gaam

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) بغیر غذا کے ہاتھ پیر کام نہیں کرتے

mard-e-be-tosha bar-gaam

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) بغیر غذا کے ہاتھ پیر کام نہیں کرتے

mard-be-resha

وہ شخص جس کے چہرے یا بدن پر رُواں یا بال نہ ہوں

mard-be-maqduur

کمزور آدمی، کم حوصلہ آدمی

naam-e-mard-ba-az-zaat

۔مرد۔مقولہ۔ آدمی کی شہرت کی دھاک زیادہ ہوتی ہے۔؎

mard be-zar hamesha ranjuur ast

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) مفلس آدمی ہمیشہ پریشان رہتا ہے

mard-e-aaKHir-bii.n

man who can see the end, consequences, man with foresight

murda-ba-dast-zinda

one too weak to move about for himself/ herself

Meaning ofSee meaning baa-muraad in English, Hindi & Urdu

baa-muraad

बा-मुराद•بامراد

Vazn : 121

English meaning of baa-muraad

fulfilled wish, successful, with one's object attained

Sher Examples

jo fasl-e-gul kī tamannā meñ ho ga.e barbād

vo bā-murād haiñ ġham un kā be-samar na samajh

jo fasl-e-gul ki tamanna mein ho gae barbaad

wo ba-murad hain gham un ka be-samar na samajh

Hasan Akbar Kamal

kahāñ kā sharqī kahāñ kā ġharbī tamām dukh sukh hai ye masāvī

yahāñ bhī ik bā-murād ḳhush hai vahāñ bhī ik ġham se jal rahā hai

kahan ka sharqi kahan ka gharbi tamam dukh sukh hai ye masawi

yahan bhi ek ba-murad KHush hai wahan bhi ek gham se jal raha hai

Akbar Allahabadi

Urdu meaning of baa-muraad

Roman
Urdu

Rhyming words of baa-muraad

121 2121 21121 212121

muraad quraad

naa-muraad

aas-muraad

gauhar-e-muraad manzil-e-muraad saahil-e-muraad

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baa-muraad

fulfilled wish, successful, with one's object attained

naam-mard-ba-az-mard

آدمی کی شہرت کی دھاک (اُس کی ذات سے) زیادہ ہوتی ہے ۔

mard-e-baa-safaa

men with purity

mard-e-be-tosha nagiirad gaam

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) بغیر غذا کے ہاتھ پیر کام نہیں کرتے

mard-e-be-tosha bar-gaam

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) بغیر غذا کے ہاتھ پیر کام نہیں کرتے

mard-be-resha

وہ شخص جس کے چہرے یا بدن پر رُواں یا بال نہ ہوں

mard-be-maqduur

کمزور آدمی، کم حوصلہ آدمی

naam-e-mard-ba-az-zaat

۔مرد۔مقولہ۔ آدمی کی شہرت کی دھاک زیادہ ہوتی ہے۔؎

mard be-zar hamesha ranjuur ast

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) مفلس آدمی ہمیشہ پریشان رہتا ہے

mard-e-aaKHir-bii.n

man who can see the end, consequences, man with foresight

murda-ba-dast-zinda

one too weak to move about for himself/ herself

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'uryaa.n

'उर्यां

عُرْیاں

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

naked, nude

[ Tamam kapadon hatta ki zewaron tak se mahroom karke bilkul uryan kar diya gaya tha ]

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vuzaraa

वुज़रा

وُزَرا

Origin : Arabic

Noun

ministers of state, viziers

[ Hukumat banne ke char din baad baaqi vuzara ki bhi half-bardari amal mein aayi ]

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ittilaa'aat

इत्तिला'आत

اِطِّلاعات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

information, knowledge

[ Giraftari ka warrant police ki ghalat ittilaat par mabni (based) hai ]

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'inaayat

'इनायत

عِنایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

kindness, courtesy

[ kisi ki inayat be-sabab nahin hotin ]

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nasl-kushii

नस्ल-कुशी

نَسْل کُشی

Origin : Persian, Arabic

Noun

genocide

[ Nasl-kushi ke mukammal intizamat hain lekin ham hain ki fir bhi zinda hain ]

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maa'muul

मा'मूल

مَعْمُول

Origin : Arabic

Noun, Adjective

daily routine

[ Sardar Jiwan Singh assi baras ka ho gaya tha magar uska mamool tha ki bahar apne thade par mundha rakh kar baitha rahta ]

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hadiya

हदिया

ہَدِیَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

gift, present, offering

[ Main nihayat khush hua ki janab Nawab Begam Saheb ne hadiya ko khushi ke sath qubool kiya ]

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javaab

जवाब

جَواب

Origin : Arabic

Noun

answer, reply, response

[ Mehnat karne ke bawajood imtihan mein Ahmad sawalon ke jawab na de saka ]

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fat.h

फ़त्ह

فَتْح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

victory, success

[ Rajkot mein Hindustan aur Sri-Lanka ke darmiyan khele gaye ek-roza match mein Hindustan ko fatah hui ]

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munashshiyaat

मुनश्शियात

مُنَشِّیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

drugs, intoxicants

[ Malesiyai police ne munashshiyat ka dhanda karne wale ek giroh ko pakda ]

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