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jaan se ba.Dh kar

رک : جان سے زیادہ عزیز.

haisiyyat se ba.Dh kar

beyond capacity or means, out of capacitance

had se ba.Dh kar

بے انتہا، بہت زیادہ

raa.nD se ba.Dh kar kosnaa nahii.n

رک : رانڈ سے پرے الخ .

jaan se 'aajiz kar denaa

زندگی اجیرن کردینا.

jaan kar dekhe nahii.n us se andhaa kaun

(عو) جو دیدہ و دانستہ غلطی کرے بڑا بے و قوف ہے.

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar chalnaa

ساتھ ساتھ چلنا : برابری کرنا.

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar chalnaa

keep close company

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar biThaanaa

نہایت چوکسی رکھنا ، اپنے پاس سے کہیں جانے نہ دینا ، ہر وقت ساتھ رکھنا

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar biThaanaa

۔ (عو) اپنے پاس رکھنا۔ جدا نہ ہونے دینا۔ سخت نگہبانی کرنا۔ (فقرہ) بی ہمسائی اپنی بیٹی کو پاؤں سے پاؤں باندھکر بٹھائے رکھتی ہیں۔

murdo.n se shart baa.ndh kar sonaa

sleep like the dead, sleep soundly

Taa.ng se Taa.ng baa.ndh kar biThaanaa

not allow one to leave or move, make someone sit close forcibly

murde se shart baa.ndh kar sonaa

نہایت بے خبر ہو کر سونا ، نہایت غفلت کی نیند سونا ۔

gho.Dii par sar se kafan baa.ndh kar baiThnaa chaahiye

گھوڑے کی سواری خطرناک ہوتی ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning jaan se ba.Dh kar in English, Hindi & Urdu

jaan se ba.Dh kar

जान से बढ़ कर•جان سے بَڑْھ کَر

جان سے بَڑْھ کَر کے اردو معانی

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Urdu

رک : جان سے زیادہ عزیز.

Urdu meaning of jaan se ba.Dh kar

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Urdu

ruk ha jaan se zyaadaa aziiz

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jaan se ba.Dh kar

رک : جان سے زیادہ عزیز.

haisiyyat se ba.Dh kar

beyond capacity or means, out of capacitance

had se ba.Dh kar

بے انتہا، بہت زیادہ

raa.nD se ba.Dh kar kosnaa nahii.n

رک : رانڈ سے پرے الخ .

jaan se 'aajiz kar denaa

زندگی اجیرن کردینا.

jaan kar dekhe nahii.n us se andhaa kaun

(عو) جو دیدہ و دانستہ غلطی کرے بڑا بے و قوف ہے.

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar chalnaa

ساتھ ساتھ چلنا : برابری کرنا.

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar chalnaa

keep close company

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar biThaanaa

نہایت چوکسی رکھنا ، اپنے پاس سے کہیں جانے نہ دینا ، ہر وقت ساتھ رکھنا

paa.nv se paa.nv baa.ndh kar biThaanaa

murdo.n se shart baa.ndh kar sonaa

sleep like the dead, sleep soundly

Taa.ng se Taa.ng baa.ndh kar biThaanaa

not allow one to leave or move, make someone sit close forcibly

murde se shart baa.ndh kar sonaa

نہایت بے خبر ہو کر سونا ، نہایت غفلت کی نیند سونا ۔

gho.Dii par sar se kafan baa.ndh kar baiThnaa chaahiye

گھوڑے کی سواری خطرناک ہوتی ہے

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muhaajir

मुहाजिर

مُہاِجِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

abandoning, quitting, one who quits (his country, especially on account of public calamity or persecution)

[ Ye chehara sirf Filistin ke Arab muhajir ka chehra nahin Karachi ke be-khanuman muhajir ka bhi chehra hai ]

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muqaabil

मुक़ाबिल

مُقابِل

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

comparing, matching, corresponding, matching, resembling, like

[ Har siyasi party apne mukhalif party ko muqabil ki jagah mutabadil samajhne lagti hai ]

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zaa.ir

ज़ाइर

زَائِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

pilgrim, visitor

[ Dil ki bimari mein mubtala Ajmer dargah ki ziyarat ko gaye zaair ki jaan bacha li gai ]

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qaht

क़हत

قَحْط

Origin : Arabic

Noun

drought, dearth

[ Aisa qaht pada ki faqiron ke bhi sabr ka panv dagmagaya ]

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maahir

माहिर

ماہِرْ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

well acquainted, familiar (with)

[ Shahzade ko jo dekha ki lauh (Tablet) dekh raha hai samajh gaya ki shazada hal se maahir hua ]

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mo'tariz

मो'तरिज़

مُعْتَرِض

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

opposer, objector

[ Un jhandon ko hath se phenk do jin par qaum motariz hai ]

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baGaavat

बग़ावत

بَغاوَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

revolution, breach of law

[ Badhti mahangai ke khilaf awam ko baghawat karni chahiye ]

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mulzim

मुल्ज़िम

مُلْزِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

accused, charged

[ Wakil ne kaha main adalat se appeal karta hun ki mulzim aur gawah aur nazirin (Audience) ko sanjida hone ki hidayat ki jaye ]

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saame'

सामे'

سامِع

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

listener

[ Sher ki badi khubi to yahi hai ki jis asar ke maa-tahat sher kaha jaae wo asar saame par bhi ho ]

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maqaabir

मक़ाबिर

مَقابِر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tombs, graves

[ Pahle maqabir par sangin katbe bhi the ]

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