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raah chalte se ulajhnaa

بغیر کسی معقول سبب کے ہر ایک سے چھیڑ چھاڑ کرنا، پیچھے پڑنا ؛ خواہ مخواہ لڑنا.

chaltii havaa se ulajhnaa

بات بات پر لڑنا، خواہ مخواہ لڑائی مول لینا، بیکار جھگڑنا

baarah baras kaaTh me.n rahe, chaltii dafa' paa.nv se ga.e

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raah chalte se ulajhnaa

राह चलते से उलझना•راہ چَلْتے سے اُلَجْھنا

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राह चलते से उलझना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • बिना किसी उचित कारण हर किसी से छेड़ छाड़ करना, पीछे पड़ना, अनावश्यक लड़ना

راہ چَلْتے سے اُلَجْھنا کے اردو معانی

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  • بغیر کسی معقول سبب کے ہر ایک سے چھیڑ چھاڑ کرنا، پیچھے پڑنا ؛ خواہ مخواہ لڑنا.

Urdu meaning of raah chalte se ulajhnaa

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  • bagair kisii maaquul sabab ke har ek se chhe.Dchhaa.D karnaa, piichhe pa.Dnaa ; KhvaahmaKhvaah la.Dnaa

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raah chalte se ulajhnaa

بغیر کسی معقول سبب کے ہر ایک سے چھیڑ چھاڑ کرنا، پیچھے پڑنا ؛ خواہ مخواہ لڑنا.

chaltii havaa se ulajhnaa

بات بات پر لڑنا، خواہ مخواہ لڑائی مول لینا، بیکار جھگڑنا

baarah baras kaaTh me.n rahe, chaltii dafa' paa.nv se ga.e

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qarz

क़र्ज़

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قَرْض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

loan, debt, credit

[ Kahte hain qarz wo qainchi hai jo dosti ka bandhan kaat deti hai ]

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qaadir

क़ादिर

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قادِر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

potent, powerful, capable

[ Mashriqi (Eastern) zabanon ki ek khususiyat ye batayi gayi hai ki wo jazbati izhar par puri tarah qadir hain ]

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qaabuu

क़ाबू

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قابُو

Origin : Turkish
Noun

command, control, authority

[ Adiyal ghode par qabu pana bahut mushkil hai ]

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qaazii

क़ाज़ी

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قاضی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

judge, kazi, cadi

[ Arshad ne qazi ke faisle ke mutabiq apni jaaedad bachchon mein taqsim kar di ]

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qusuur

क़ुसूर

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قُصُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

faultiness, fault, sin

[ Kisi ko saza dene se qabl uska qusoor sabit karna zaroori hai ]

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qaarii

क़ारी

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قاری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

reader

[ Tahreer kaisi hai iska faisla to qari kar sakte hain ]

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qaraar

क़रार

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قَرار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

peace, quietness, rest

[ Zaid ne jab se apni kamyabi ki khabar suni use qaraar nahin wo jaldi se jaldi apne dada-jaan ko batana chahta hai ]

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qafas

क़फ़स

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قَفَس

Origin : Persian
Noun

cage for birds

[ Parindon ne qafas tod diya aur faza mein aazad udne lage ]

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qadr

क़द्र

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قَدْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

honour, dignity

[ Badshah khud uske dildaadah the khud shaer the shaeron ki qadr karte the ]

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qabz

क़ब्ज़

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قبض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

constipation, costiveness

[ Koi bhi khane ki cheez qabz ka shartiya ilaj nahin ho sakti ]

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