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bad-zauq

one with bad taste, person having no taste (in arts, literature, music, etc.)

bad-zauqii

lack in aesthetic judgement, bad taste, not showing interest in particular work

bad-zaa.iqa

distasteful, unsavoury, unpalatable

ijtimaa'-e-bad-zauqaa.n

gathering of the people of bad taste

Meaning ofSee meaning Dhor in English, Hindi & Urdu

Dhor

ढोर•ڈھور

Vazn : 21

English meaning of Dhor

Sanskrit, Hindi - Noun, Masculine

Sher Examples

dostoñ kī saltanat meñ duur tak

dushmanoñ ke Dhor charte sabz peḌ

doston ki saltanat mein dur tak

dushmanon ke Dhor charte sabz peD

Balraj Komal

jīvan kā sailāb umaDtā hī aatā hai

lekin Dhor hazāroñ banda koī koī

jiwan ka sailab umaDta hi aata hai

lekin Dhor hazaron banda koi koi

Aslam Kolsarii

Dhor Dañgar aur pañkh pakherū hazrat-e-insāñ kaaTh kabāḌ

ik sailāb meñ bahte bahte sab kā sañgam hone lagā

Dhor Dangar aur pankh pakheru hazrat-e-insan kaTh kabaD

ek sailab mein bahte bahte sab ka sangam hone laga

Abdul Hamid

ढोर के हिंदी अर्थ

संस्कृत, हिंदी - संज्ञा, पुल्लिंग

ڈھور کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

سنسکرت، ہندی - اسم، مذکر

  • گائے، بیل، بھین٘س، بکری وغیرہ، چوپایا
  • (مجازاً) ڈھیر، تودہ
  • احمق، بیوقوف

Urdu meaning of Dhor

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • gaay, bail, bhains, bikrii vaGaira, chaupaaya
  • (majaazan) Dher, todaah
  • ahmaq, bevaquuf

Synonyms of Dhor

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naa-samajh jaan-daar chau-paaya ahmaq naadaan na'am jaanvar bahiima muurkh abla bad-'aql zinda

Antonyms of Dhor

chaalaak hoshiyaar daanish-mand 'aql-mand insaan aadmii

Compound words of Dhor

chor-Dhor

Proverbs of Dhor

chamaar ke kose Dhor nahii.n marte

بد دعا دینے سے کسی کو نقصان نہیں ہوتا، کوئی آدمی اگر اپنی خود غرضی کے لیے دوسروں کا برا چاہے تو اس سے کچھ بھی نہیں ہوتا

chamaaro.n ke kose Dhor nahii.n marte

بد دعا دینے سے کسی کو نقصان نہیں پہنچتا

chor Dhor dono.n haazir hai.n

چور اور مویشی پکڑ لائے ہیں، مطلب یہ کہ ثبوت مکمل ہے

Dhor mare na kavvaa khaa.e

فضول امید کے موقع پر کہتے ہیں

kahii.n kavvo.n ke kose se Dhor marte hai.n

کسی کے بُرا چاہنے سے بُرا نہیں ہوتا.

kau.o.n ke kose se Dhor nahii.n marte

کسی کے بُرا چاہنے سے کسی کو نقصان نہیں پہنچتا.

Rhyming words of Dhor

21 121 221 1221 2121
bhor bor chhor chor dor Dor ghor gor hor jhor khor kor mor or por
adhor aghor agor akor baTor bichhor bilor chakor chaqor chaTor chikor ghanor ghaTor hilor jhakor
baahor ban-chor bansor barjor bijnor billor bulGor chakchor chamchor chaukor chit-chor dargor dildor gangor ghanghor
jhakaa-jhor juvaa-chor kafan-chor madan-gor sharaabor silah-shor
baag-Dor chaam-chor chhand-chor chor-Dhor gaav-zor kaam-chor KHaak-shor or-chhor shabd-chor shor-bor shor-mor zor-shor
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bad-zauq

one with bad taste, person having no taste (in arts, literature, music, etc.)

bad-zauqii

lack in aesthetic judgement, bad taste, not showing interest in particular work

bad-zaa.iqa

distasteful, unsavoury, unpalatable

ijtimaa'-e-bad-zauqaa.n

gathering of the people of bad taste

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

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اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

appeal, request

[ Kisi ki iltija ko thukrana achchhi bat nahin ]

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huu-ba-huu

हू-ब-हू

.

ہُو بَہ ہُو

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adverb

exactly the same, just as it is, precisely, exact

[ Shyam ne hu-ba-hu ek jaisi teen murtiyan kharidin ]

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rishta-e-izdivaaj

रिश्ता-ए-इज़दिवाज

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رِشْتَۂ اِزْدِواج

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

marriage, conjugal relationship

[ Dilip jab rishta-e-izdivaaj mein munsalik hua to vo apni biwi ko junoon ki had tak chahne laga ]

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shariif

शरीफ़

.

شَریف

Origin : Arabic
Noun, Adjective

virtuous, gentle, noble, polite, civil

[ Duniya mein sharif logon ki kami nahin hai ]

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nazr

नज़्र

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نَذْر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

votive, offering, oblation

[ Ahmad ne apni kamyabi ke liye tin din roza rakhne ki nazr maani hai ]

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'irfaan

'इरफ़ान

.

عِرْفان

Origin : Arabic
Noun

intuitive knowledge, deepest mystical awareness, gnosis, wisdom

[ Allama Iqbaal ko apni khudi ka puri tarah irfan hasil ho gaya tha ]

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KHaufzada

ख़ौफ़ज़दा

.

خَوف زَدَہ

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

afraid, frightened, terrified, terror-stricken

[ Gaon mein aadam khor sher ke aane ki khabar sun kar sabhi log khaufzada ho gaye ]

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saliiqa-mand

सलीक़ा-मंद

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سَلِیقَہ مَنْد

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

well-mannered, sincere, righteous

[ Shabina se jab mulaqat hui to maloom hua ki vo ek saliqa-mand khatoon hain ]

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shafqat

शफ़क़त

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شَفْقَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

affectionate kindness, clemency

[ Chacha Nehru ko bachchon se bahut shafqat thi ]

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aadam-KHor

आदम-ख़ोर

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آدَمْ خور

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

man-eater, cannibal

[ Shikari ne adamkhor sherni ko apna nishana banaya ]

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