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ga.e joban bhaTaar

جوانی جانے کے بعد خاوند اور وقت گزر جانے کے بعد ، ضرورت کی چیز کے ملنے کا کیا فائدہ.

Meaning ofSee meaning ga.e joban bhaTaar in English, Hindi & Urdu

ga.e joban bhaTaar

गए जोबन भटार•گَئے جوبَن بَھٹار

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गए जोबन भटार के हिंदी अर्थ

  • जवानी चले जाने के बाद पति और समय बीत जाने के बाद, ज़रूरत की चीज़ मिलने का क्या फ़ायदा

گَئے جوبَن بَھٹار کے اردو معانی

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  • جوانی جانے کے بعد خاوند اور وقت گزر جانے کے بعد ، ضرورت کی چیز کے ملنے کا کیا فائدہ.

Urdu meaning of ga.e joban bhaTaar

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  • javaanii jaane ke baad Khaavand aur vaqt guzar jaane ke baad, zaruurat kii chiiz ke milne ka kyaa faaydaa

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جوانی جانے کے بعد خاوند اور وقت گزر جانے کے بعد ، ضرورت کی چیز کے ملنے کا کیا فائدہ.

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safiir

सफ़ीर

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سَفِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

ambassador, envoy

[ Us zamane mein Nawab Mahdi Ali Khan Hshmat Jang Sarkar-e-angrezi ki taraf se bu-shahar mein safir the ]

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shajar

शजर

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شَجَر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

tree, plant, shrub

[ Barfbari ho rahi thi aur shajar jaise thithure huye khade nazar aa rahe the ]

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'aalamii

'आलमी

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عالَمی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

international, worldwide, global

[ Technic mein taraqqi aalami satah par badi tez-raftari se ho rahi hai ]

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raah-giir

राह-गीर

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راہْ گِیْر

Origin : Persian
Noun

traveler

[ Rahzan ne rahgeer ka sara maal lut liya ]

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sarfaroshii

सरफ़रोशी

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سَرفَروشی

Origin : Persian
Noun

readiness to sacrifice life (for another)

[ Mujahidin-e-azadi sarfaroshi ka jazba rakhte the ]

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majruuh

मजरूह

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مَجرُوح

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

wounded, injured

[ Rahgeer ne majruh shakhs ko hospital pahunchaya ]

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sanjiida

संजीदा

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سَنْجِیدَہ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

grave, serious

[ Mahangai ke muamla mein Wazarat-e-Maliyat sanjida hai ]

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shu'uur

शु'ऊर

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شُعُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

wisdom, intelligence, discretion

[ Falij se muta.assir shakhs ka andaruni shu'oor hamesha karahta rahta hai ]

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muzaakaraat

मुज़ाकरात

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مُذاکَرات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

conferring together, conference, talk, discussion

[ Tarafain ki 2 ghanta ki mulaqat rahi tamam umoor par muzakarat hue ]

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buGz

बुग़्ज़

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بُغْض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

malice, hatred, jealousy

[ Kian aur bughz-o-hasad wo aag hai jisne qalbi amn-o-aman mein ke khirman mein aag laga rakhi hai ]

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