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panth me.n paa.nv denaa

چلنا، چلنے کے لئے پیر اٹھانا، کسی خاندان یا مذہبی رسم و رواج پر چلنا، کسی قسم کے کاموں کا پرچار کرنا، کوئی عقیدہ قبول کرنا

kaaTh me.n paa.nv denaa

put someone in fetters, keep in lock-up, restrict someone's movement, confine

paa.nv kaaTh me.n denaa

شکنجے میں پان٘و کو دینا ، بیڑی ڈالنا ، مقید کرنا ، سزادینا.

paa.nv kaaTh me.n denaa

۔ (لکھنؤ) مقید کرنا۔ بیٹری ڈالنا۔ ؎

kaaTh me.n paa.nv denaa

بیڑی پہنانا ، آنے جانے سے روکنا ، حوالات میں رکھنا .

paa.nv me.n sar denaa

پان٘و پر سر رکھنا .

paa.nv me.n sar denaa

۔ (دہلی) پاؤں پر سر رکھنا۔ خوشامد کرنا۔ عاجزی کرنا۔

paraa.e phaTe me.n paa.nv denaa

دوسرے کی آئی گئی اپنے سر لینا ، غیر کے بگڑے ہوئے معاملات میں دخل دے کر خود کو مصیبت میں ڈالنا.

phaTe mii.n paa.nv denaa

دوسرے کی بلا اپنے سر لینا ، (دوسرے کے قضیے میں) دخل دینا .

puut ke paa.nv paalane me.n dikhaa.ii dene lagte hai.n

signs of future character are visible in childhood, coming events cast their shadow

Meaning ofSee meaning panth me.n paa.nv denaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

panth me.n paa.nv denaa

पंथ में पाँव देना•پَنْتھ میں پاوں دینا

Idiom

पंथ में पाँव देना के हिंदी अर्थ

चलना, चलने के लिए पैर उठाना, किसी ख़ानदान या मज़हबी रस्म-ओ-रिवाज पर चलना, किसी किस्म के कामों का परचार करना, कोई अक़ीदा क़बूल करना

پَنْتھ میں پاوں دینا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

چلنا، چلنے کے لئے پیر اٹھانا، کسی خاندان یا مذہبی رسم و رواج پر چلنا، کسی قسم کے کاموں کا پرچار کرنا، کوئی عقیدہ قبول کرنا

Urdu meaning of panth me.n paa.nv denaa

Roman
Urdu

chalnaa, chalne ke li.e pair uThaanaa, kisii Khaandaan ya mazahbii rasm-o-rivaaj par chalnaa, kisii kism ke kaamo.n ka parchaar karnaa, ko.ii aqiidaa qabuul karnaa

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panth me.n paa.nv denaa

kaaTh me.n paa.nv denaa

put someone in fetters, keep in lock-up, restrict someone's movement, confine

paa.nv kaaTh me.n denaa

شکنجے میں پان٘و کو دینا ، بیڑی ڈالنا ، مقید کرنا ، سزادینا.

paa.nv kaaTh me.n denaa

۔ (لکھنؤ) مقید کرنا۔ بیٹری ڈالنا۔ ؎

kaaTh me.n paa.nv denaa

بیڑی پہنانا ، آنے جانے سے روکنا ، حوالات میں رکھنا .

paa.nv me.n sar denaa

پان٘و پر سر رکھنا .

paa.nv me.n sar denaa

۔ (دہلی) پاؤں پر سر رکھنا۔ خوشامد کرنا۔ عاجزی کرنا۔

paraa.e phaTe me.n paa.nv denaa

دوسرے کی آئی گئی اپنے سر لینا ، غیر کے بگڑے ہوئے معاملات میں دخل دے کر خود کو مصیبت میں ڈالنا.

phaTe mii.n paa.nv denaa

دوسرے کی بلا اپنے سر لینا ، (دوسرے کے قضیے میں) دخل دینا .

puut ke paa.nv paalane me.n dikhaa.ii dene lagte hai.n

signs of future character are visible in childhood, coming events cast their shadow

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shikaayat

शिकायत

شِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

complaint, accusation

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jaraahat

जराहत

جَراحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

surgery

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'imaarat

'इमारत

عِمارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

building, house, edifice

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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

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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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