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baT-maaruu

رک : بٹ مار.

yeh baat voh baat, Takaa dhar more haath

a selfish person who is also a soothsayer

yeh baat voh baat, Takaa dhar mere haath

a selfish person who is also a soothsayer

ko.ii na puuchhe baat meraa dhan suhaagan naam

کوئی پوچھے نہ گِنے آپ ہی آپ اِتراوے.

kanth na puuchhe baat, meraa dhanaa suhaagan naam

خاوند بات نہیں پوچھتا، کہنے کو میں سہاگن ہوں

do baat karo do chiit karo , meraa matlab kuchh aur hai

میرے مطلب کی کچھ نہیں کہتے، میر مطلب کی کہیں

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhare, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

KHasam na puuchhe baat meraa dhannaa suhaagan naam

کوئی منہ لگانا نہیں پر آپ ہی اِتراتا ہے

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhar le, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

kant na puuchhe baat rii, meraa dhan suhaagan naam

خاوند بات نہیں پوچھتا، کہنے کو میں سہاگن ہوں

ye merii sikshaa maan re chelaa, kadhe baaT na chaal akelaa

سفر میں اکیلا نہیں جانا چاہیے، کوئی ہمراہی ساتھ لینا چاہیے

bait-ul-amraa

the House of Lords

jiite pitaa kii puuchhii na baat mare pitaa ko duudh aur bhaat

زندگی میں تو باپ کی خبر نہ لی مرنے پر سرادھ کراتے رہے.

sudh budh naa kho apnii , baat le merii maan , is duniyaa rahnaa nahii.n mat ho anjaan

عقل نہیں کھونی چاہیے یاد رکھنا چاہیے کہ دُنیا فانی ہے.

Meaning ofSee meaning baT-maaruu in English, Hindi & Urdu

baT-maaruu

बट-मारू•بَٹ مارُو

See meaning: baT-maar

بَٹ مارُو کے اردو معانی

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  • رک : بٹ مار.

Urdu meaning of baT-maaruu

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  • ruk ha baT maar

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baT-maaruu

رک : بٹ مار.

yeh baat voh baat, Takaa dhar more haath

a selfish person who is also a soothsayer

yeh baat voh baat, Takaa dhar mere haath

a selfish person who is also a soothsayer

ko.ii na puuchhe baat meraa dhan suhaagan naam

کوئی پوچھے نہ گِنے آپ ہی آپ اِتراوے.

kanth na puuchhe baat, meraa dhanaa suhaagan naam

خاوند بات نہیں پوچھتا، کہنے کو میں سہاگن ہوں

do baat karo do chiit karo , meraa matlab kuchh aur hai

میرے مطلب کی کچھ نہیں کہتے، میر مطلب کی کہیں

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhare, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

KHasam na puuchhe baat meraa dhannaa suhaagan naam

کوئی منہ لگانا نہیں پر آپ ہی اِتراتا ہے

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhar le, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

kant na puuchhe baat rii, meraa dhan suhaagan naam

خاوند بات نہیں پوچھتا، کہنے کو میں سہاگن ہوں

ye merii sikshaa maan re chelaa, kadhe baaT na chaal akelaa

سفر میں اکیلا نہیں جانا چاہیے، کوئی ہمراہی ساتھ لینا چاہیے

bait-ul-amraa

the House of Lords

jiite pitaa kii puuchhii na baat mare pitaa ko duudh aur bhaat

زندگی میں تو باپ کی خبر نہ لی مرنے پر سرادھ کراتے رہے.

sudh budh naa kho apnii , baat le merii maan , is duniyaa rahnaa nahii.n mat ho anjaan

عقل نہیں کھونی چاہیے یاد رکھنا چاہیے کہ دُنیا فانی ہے.

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qarz

क़र्ज़

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قَرْض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

loan, debt, credit

[ Kahte hain qarz wo qainchi hai jo dosti ka bandhan kaat deti hai ]

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qaadir

क़ादिर

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قادِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

potent, powerful, capable

[ Mashriqi (Eastern) zabanon ki ek khususiyat ye batayi gayi hai ki wo jazbati izhar par puri tarah qadir hain ]

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qaabuu

क़ाबू

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قابُو

Origin : Turkish
Noun

command, control, authority

[ Adiyal ghode par qabu pana bahut mushkil hai ]

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qaazii

क़ाज़ी

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قاضی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

judge, kazi, cadi

[ Arshad ne qazi ke faisle ke mutabiq apni jaaedad bachchon mein taqsim kar di ]

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qusuur

क़ुसूर

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قُصُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

faultiness, fault, sin

[ Kisi ko saza dene se qabl uska qusoor sabit karna zaroori hai ]

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qaarii

क़ारी

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قاری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

reader

[ Tahreer kaisi hai iska faisla to qari kar sakte hain ]

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qaraar

क़रार

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قَرار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

peace, quietness, rest

[ Zaid ne jab se apni kamyabi ki khabar suni use qaraar nahin wo jaldi se jaldi apne dada-jaan ko batana chahta hai ]

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qafas

क़फ़स

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قَفَس

Origin : Persian
Noun

cage for birds

[ Parindon ne qafas tod diya aur faza mein aazad udne lage ]

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qadr

क़द्र

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قَدْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

honour, dignity

[ Badshah khud uske dildaadah the khud shaer the shaeron ki qadr karte the ]

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qabz

क़ब्ज़

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قبض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

constipation, costiveness

[ Koi bhi khane ki cheez qabz ka shartiya ilaj nahin ho sakti ]

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