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guddii se zubaan khii.nch lenaa

منہ سے زبان نکلنا تاکہ مجرم کو حد درجہ اذیت پہنچے (بد کلامی ، بد زبانی یا بد فالی کی سزا جو بادشاہوں اور راجاؤں کی طرف سے دی جاتی تھی).

guddii se zubaan khii.nchnaa

گُدّی سے زبان کھینچنا کا لازم، سخت سزا ملنا

guddii se zubaan nikalnaa

رک : گُدّی سے زبان نکلنا (رک) کا لازم ، زبان بندی کا حکم صادر ہونا.

miyaan se khii.nch lenaa

تلوار ستنا، تلوار کا غلاف سے باہر آنا

zabaan guddii se nikalvaanaa

زبان کاٹنا، خاموش رہنے پر مجبور کردینا

zabaan guddii se khii.nchnaa

to give very severe punishment

guddii se zabaan nikaalnaa

pull the tongue from nape, punish severely

zabaan dast-panaah se nikaal lenaa

زبان درازی کی سزا دینا

zabaan se naam na lenaa

ذکر نہ کرنا، کسی معاملے کے متعلق چپ رہنا

zabaan kaa kaam haath se lenaa

اِشارے کرنا، زبان کے بجائے ہاتھ سے کوئی بات کہنا یا سمجھانا

Meaning ofSee meaning guddii se zubaan khii.nch lenaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

guddii se zubaan khii.nch lenaa

गुद्दी से ज़ुबान खींच लेना•گُدّی سے زُبان کِھینچ لینا

گُدّی سے زُبان کِھینچ لینا کے اردو معانی

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  • منہ سے زبان نکلنا تاکہ مجرم کو حد درجہ اذیت پہنچے (بد کلامی ، بد زبانی یا بد فالی کی سزا جو بادشاہوں اور راجاؤں کی طرف سے دی جاتی تھی).

Urdu meaning of guddii se zubaan khii.nch lenaa

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  • mu.nh se zabaan nikalnaa taaki mujrim ko had darja aziiyat pahunche (bad kalaamii, badazubaanii ya bad faalii kii sazaa jo baadshaaho.n aur raajaa.o.n kii taraf se dii jaatii thii)

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guddii se zubaan khii.nch lenaa

منہ سے زبان نکلنا تاکہ مجرم کو حد درجہ اذیت پہنچے (بد کلامی ، بد زبانی یا بد فالی کی سزا جو بادشاہوں اور راجاؤں کی طرف سے دی جاتی تھی).

guddii se zubaan khii.nchnaa

گُدّی سے زبان کھینچنا کا لازم، سخت سزا ملنا

guddii se zubaan nikalnaa

رک : گُدّی سے زبان نکلنا (رک) کا لازم ، زبان بندی کا حکم صادر ہونا.

miyaan se khii.nch lenaa

تلوار ستنا، تلوار کا غلاف سے باہر آنا

zabaan guddii se nikalvaanaa

زبان کاٹنا، خاموش رہنے پر مجبور کردینا

zabaan guddii se khii.nchnaa

to give very severe punishment

guddii se zabaan nikaalnaa

pull the tongue from nape, punish severely

zabaan dast-panaah se nikaal lenaa

زبان درازی کی سزا دینا

zabaan se naam na lenaa

ذکر نہ کرنا، کسی معاملے کے متعلق چپ رہنا

zabaan kaa kaam haath se lenaa

اِشارے کرنا، زبان کے بجائے ہاتھ سے کوئی بات کہنا یا سمجھانا

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mafaad-e-'aamma

मफ़ाद-ए-'आम्मा

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مَفادِ عامَّہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

common welfare

[ Mafad-e-amma ke liye kaam karne wali tanzimon... mein bhi ta'alluqat-e-amma ke shobe kaaem ho chuke hain ]

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ustaad

उस्ताद

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اُسْتاد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

master, tutor, teacher

[ Valmiki Lav aur Kush ke ustad the ]

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mehvar

मेहवर

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مِحْوَر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the pin on which the tongue of a buckle turns, the axle on which the wheel rotates

[ Hadisa ke waqt gadi ke ek pahiya mehvar se nikal gaya ]

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KHuddaam

ख़ुद्दाम

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خُدّام

Origin : Arabic
Noun

servants, attendant

[ Badshah ke khwabgah (Bedroom) mein khuddam khwabgah-e-bistar durust karte hain ]

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mufaahamat

मुफ़ाहमत

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مُفَاہَمَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

understanding, agreement

[ Siyasi leadran mein ikhtilaf kitna bhi ho lekin mufahamat ki gunjaish hamesha rahti hai ]

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mu'allim

मु'अल्लिम

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مُعَلِّم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

teacher, instructor, tutor

[ Ye mu'allim ka fariza hai ki jo kuchh janta hai use apne shagirdon ko muntaqil kar de ]

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'atiyya

'अतिय्या

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عَطِیَّہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

gift, present

[ Baadh wale ilaqe ke lie hukumat ne ek crore Rupee ka atiya diya hai ]

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mashkuur

मशकूर

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مَشْکُور

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

grateful, thankful, obliged

[ Aap ki meharbani aur musafir-navazi ka bahut mashkur hun ]

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KHurd

ख़ुर्द

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خورْد

Origin : Persian
Adjective

little, small, young

[ Halwa-e-Karela: ashya: ghi aadhi ser, shakkar aadha ser... ilaichi khurd 6 adad ]

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iltijaa

इल्तिजा

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اِلْتِجا

Origin : Arabic
Noun

supplication, solicitation, appeal, request

[ Za'ifa ki iltija par police ne chor ko pakad kar chori ka maal baraamad kiya ]

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