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'ibrat-paziir

taking warning, warned, admonished

ibrat-paziirii

taking a warning

Meaning ofSee meaning 'ibrat-paziir in English, Hindi & Urdu

'ibrat-paziir

'इबरत-पज़ीर•عِبْرَت پَِذِیر

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 22121

English meaning of 'ibrat-paziir

Adjective

  • taking warning, warned, admonished

Sher Examples

un nāmiyoñ ke hashr se ibrat-pazīr ho

baaqī nahīñ nishān bhī jin ke ġhubār kā

un namiyon ke hashr se ibrat-pazir ho

baqi nahin nishan bhi jin ke ghubar ka

Mela Ram Wafa

'इबरत-पज़ीर के हिंदी अर्थ

विशेषण

  • सबक़ हासिल करने वाला, सबक़ लेने वाला

عِبْرَت پَِذِیر کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu

صفت

  • عبرت حاصل کرنے والا، سبق لینے والا

Urdu meaning of 'ibrat-paziir

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  • ibrat haasil karne vaala, sabaq lene vaala

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'ibrat-paziir

taking warning, warned, admonished

ibrat-paziirii

taking a warning

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रश्क

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رَشْک

Origin : Persian
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jealous, emulation

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raqiiq

रक़ीक़

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رَقِیْق

Origin : Arabic
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thin, fine

[ Tabib ne ilaj ke liye jo dawayen batayin un mein kuchh majoon aur raqiq sharbat zaroor hote hain ]

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shafiiq

शफ़ीक़

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شَفِیق

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

kind friend, tender, merciful

[ Maan-baap jaisa shafiq duniya mein koi aur nahin hota ]

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razzaaq

रज़्ज़ाक़

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رَزّاق

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

provider of food, sustainer

[ Duniya hi kya kaynat mein maujud sabhi jandaron ka razzaq khuda hai ]

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kashish

कशिश

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کَشِش

Origin : Persian
Noun

attraction, allurement, magnetism

[ Gulfam ne shadi ka libas pahna aur baithak mein dakhil hua uski kashish se har ek ke munh khule rah gaye ]

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asbaaq

अस्बाक़

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اَسْباق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

lessons, portions of text book

[ Bachche imtihan se pahle apne asbaq ko sarsari nigah se dekh rahe hain ]

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ittifaaq

इत्तिफ़ाक़

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اِتِّفاق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

concurrence, agreement

[ Kisi bhi jhagde ya tanaza ka hal ittifaq-raae se hi hona chahiye ]

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kufr

कुफ़्र

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کُفْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

to be unbelieving, or ungrateful, ingratitude

[ Na-shukri ko bhi kufr isliye kahte hain ki ismein mohsin (generous) ke ehsan ko chhupana hai ]

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taaq

ताक़

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طاق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

a niche, a shelf

[ Taaq diya jalane ke liye umooman istemal hote hain ]

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shaqq

शक़्क़

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شَقّ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

splitting, cleaving, tearing

[ Bail jinke khuron ki dhamak se zamin ka kaleja shaqq ho kar arzi (earthly) khazanon ke dahane khul jaya karte the ]

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