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kyaa kahaa hai

(داد و تحسین کے موقع پر) کیا خوب شعر کہا ہے ، واہ واہ ، سبحان اللہ.

kuch lete ho, kahaa apnaa kaam kyaa hai, kuch dete ho, kahaa ye shararat bande ko nahii.n aatii

لینے کو تیار، دینے سے انکار

ko.ii hai

is anyone there?

ko.ii ho

کسے باشد، کسی کی خصوصیت نہیں

ban me.n upje sab ko.ii khaa.e, ghar me.n upje ghar hii khaa.e

پھوٹ جن٘گل میں پیدا ہو تو سب کھائیں لیکن گھر میں پیدا ہو جائے تو گھر ہی تباہ ہو جائے

kaho to sahii kyaa ho

خوب آدمی ہو.

naam kyaa shakar-paaraa, roTii khaa.e das-baara, paanii kitnaa hai maTkaa saaraa, kaam karne ko la.Dkaa bichaara

کھاتا بہت ہے مگر کام نہیں کرتا

vaisaa hii to ko phal mile jaisaa biij bovaa.e, niim boy ke nikle gaa.nDaa ko.ii na khaa.e

جیسا کرو گے ویسا بھرو گے

mai.n ne kyaa us kii khiir khaa.ii hai

میں ممنونِ احسان نہیں ہوں

kyaa KHuu nikaalii hai

learned a bad habit

mai.n ne kyaa tumhaarii khiir khaa.ii hai

میں ممنونِ احسان نہیں ہوں

Tho.nge.n maar kiyaa sar ganjaa, kahe mere hai haath na panjaa

یعنی نقصان تو پہن٘چا دیا اور فضول عذر پیش کرتا ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning kyaa kahaa hai in English, Hindi & Urdu

kyaa kahaa hai

क्या कहा है•کیا کَہا ہے

Phrase

क्या कहा है के हिंदी अर्थ

(प्रशंसा के अवसर पर) क्या अच्छी कविता कही है, वाह वाह, सुबहान अल्लाह

کیا کَہا ہے کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(داد و تحسین کے موقع پر) کیا خوب شعر کہا ہے ، واہ واہ ، سبحان اللہ.

Urdu meaning of kyaa kahaa hai

Roman
Urdu

(daad-o-tahsiin ke mauqaa par) kyaa Khuub shear kahaa hai, vaah vaah, subhaan allaah

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kyaa kahaa hai

(داد و تحسین کے موقع پر) کیا خوب شعر کہا ہے ، واہ واہ ، سبحان اللہ.

kuch lete ho, kahaa apnaa kaam kyaa hai, kuch dete ho, kahaa ye shararat bande ko nahii.n aatii

لینے کو تیار، دینے سے انکار

ko.ii hai

is anyone there?

ko.ii ho

کسے باشد، کسی کی خصوصیت نہیں

ban me.n upje sab ko.ii khaa.e, ghar me.n upje ghar hii khaa.e

پھوٹ جن٘گل میں پیدا ہو تو سب کھائیں لیکن گھر میں پیدا ہو جائے تو گھر ہی تباہ ہو جائے

kaho to sahii kyaa ho

خوب آدمی ہو.

naam kyaa shakar-paaraa, roTii khaa.e das-baara, paanii kitnaa hai maTkaa saaraa, kaam karne ko la.Dkaa bichaara

کھاتا بہت ہے مگر کام نہیں کرتا

vaisaa hii to ko phal mile jaisaa biij bovaa.e, niim boy ke nikle gaa.nDaa ko.ii na khaa.e

جیسا کرو گے ویسا بھرو گے

mai.n ne kyaa us kii khiir khaa.ii hai

میں ممنونِ احسان نہیں ہوں

kyaa KHuu nikaalii hai

learned a bad habit

mai.n ne kyaa tumhaarii khiir khaa.ii hai

میں ممنونِ احسان نہیں ہوں

Tho.nge.n maar kiyaa sar ganjaa, kahe mere hai haath na panjaa

یعنی نقصان تو پہن٘چا دیا اور فضول عذر پیش کرتا 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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