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haDDii ban kar aTak jaanaa

کسی چیز کا مصیبت بن جانا نیز کسی عمل کے سبب کسی مصیبت میں پھنس جانا ۔

Daa.Dh me.n aTak kar rah jaanaa

بہت مُختصر ہونا، قلیل مِقدار میں ہونا

khel ban ban kar biga.D jaanaa

کام کا درست ہوکر خراب ہوجانا.

naqsha ban kar biga.D jaanaa

حالت سنبھل کر خراب ہو جانا ۔

khel ban kar biga.D jaanaa

۔کسی کام کا درست ہو کر خراب ہوجانا۔ ؎

Dhaa.nchaa ban kar rah jaanaa

become very thin, become so thin as to look like a skeleton (because of illness or grief, etc.)

Dhaa.ncha ban kar rah jaanaa

اتنا دبلا اور کمزور ہو جانا کہ جِسم کی ہڈیاں نظر آنے لگیں

naa'ra ban kar rah jaanaa

نظریاتی یا فرضی باتوں تک محدود ہونا ۔ ا

putlii ban kar rah jaanaa

be stunned, stop breathing

laTTuu ban kar rah jaanaa

گھن چکر بن جانا.

kambal ban kar chimaT jaanaa

پیچھے پڑ جانا ، کسی صورت نہ چھوڑنا .

haldii kii girah paa kar pansaarii ban jaanaa

تھوڑا سامان حاصل کر کے بہت زیادہ امارت کا اظہار کرنا۔

haldii kii girah le kar pansaarii ban jaanaa

رک : ہلدی کی گرہ لے کر / کے الخ .

daa.e.n-baa.e.n de kar nikal jaanaa

چکما یا دھوکا دے کر نکل جانا

Meaning ofSee meaning haDDii ban kar aTak jaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

haDDii ban kar aTak jaanaa

हड्डी बन कर अटक जाना•ہَڈّی بَن کَر اَٹَک جانا

Idiom

हड्डी बन कर अटक जाना के हिंदी अर्थ

किसी चीज़ का मुसीबत बन जाना नीज़ किसी अमल के सबब किसी मुसीबत में फंस जाना

ہَڈّی بَن کَر اَٹَک جانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

کسی چیز کا مصیبت بن جانا نیز کسی عمل کے سبب کسی مصیبت میں پھنس جانا ۔

Urdu meaning of haDDii ban kar aTak jaanaa

Roman
Urdu

kisii chiiz ka musiibat bin jaana niiz kisii amal ke sabab kisii musiibat me.n phans jaana

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haDDii ban kar aTak jaanaa

کسی چیز کا مصیبت بن جانا نیز کسی عمل کے سبب کسی مصیبت میں پھنس جانا ۔

Daa.Dh me.n aTak kar rah jaanaa

بہت مُختصر ہونا، قلیل مِقدار میں ہونا

khel ban ban kar biga.D jaanaa

کام کا درست ہوکر خراب ہوجانا.

naqsha ban kar biga.D jaanaa

حالت سنبھل کر خراب ہو جانا ۔

khel ban kar biga.D jaanaa

۔کسی کام کا درست ہو کر خراب ہوجانا۔ ؎

Dhaa.nchaa ban kar rah jaanaa

become very thin, become so thin as to look like a skeleton (because of illness or grief, etc.)

Dhaa.ncha ban kar rah jaanaa

اتنا دبلا اور کمزور ہو جانا کہ جِسم کی ہڈیاں نظر آنے لگیں

naa'ra ban kar rah jaanaa

نظریاتی یا فرضی باتوں تک محدود ہونا ۔ ا

putlii ban kar rah jaanaa

be stunned, stop breathing

laTTuu ban kar rah jaanaa

گھن چکر بن جانا.

kambal ban kar chimaT jaanaa

پیچھے پڑ جانا ، کسی صورت نہ چھوڑنا .

haldii kii girah paa kar pansaarii ban jaanaa

تھوڑا سامان حاصل کر کے بہت زیادہ امارت کا اظہار کرنا۔

haldii kii girah le kar pansaarii ban jaanaa

رک : ہلدی کی گرہ لے کر / کے الخ .

daa.e.n-baa.e.n de kar nikal jaanaa

چکما یا دھوکا دے کر نکل جانا

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shikaayat

शिकायत

شِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

complaint, accusation

[ Police ka sataya aadami aakhir kisse shikayat kare ]

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jaraahat

जराहत

جَراحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

surgery

[ Pathari ke operation ke liye mariz ko 'kamra baraye Jarahat' mein le jaya gaya ]

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'imaarat

'इमारत

عِمارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

building, house, edifice

[ Tanha aadami imarat kaise tamir kar sakta hai ]

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hikaayat

हिकायत

حِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

story, tale

[ Ek hikayat ke mutabiq Sawarni Manu ki paidaish Surya ki biwi Chhaya ke shikam se hui thi ]

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futuuhaat

फ़ुतूहात

فُتُوحات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

numerous victories or conquests

[ Sikandar ki Futuhat ne hi use saltanat ko aur phialane ka hausla diya ]

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in'aam

इन'आम

اِنْعام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

reward, award, prize

[ Rahim ko ek lakh rupye inaam mein mile ]

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mahal

महल

مَحَل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

house, building, palace

[ Quli Qutub Shah ne mushaeron ke liye darbar ko na-mauzun (unsuitable) khayal karte hue ek alag mahal tamir kara diya ]

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zaqan

ज़क़न

ذَقَن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

the chin

[ Zaqan ke niche ki hajamat se.... munh ke amraz mein faida hota hai ]

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mas.ala

मसअला

مَسْئَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

matter, affair, proposition, problem

[ Aaj ka masala sachche lafz ki daryaft hai aur sachche lafz ki daryaft kaise ho ]

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zikr

ज़िक्र

ذِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

narration, telling, recital, report, talk

[ Jalpari ek tasswurati jandar hai jiska zikr hamen kahaniyon mein milta hai ]

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