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haath ke jhuuTe ber na khaanaa

رک : ہاتھ کے بیر نہ کھانا ۔

haath ke ber na khaanaa

(حقارتاً) کسی سے نہایت نفرت کرنا، متنفر ہونا، بالکل خاطر میں نہ لانا

haath se ko.Dii ke do ber bhii na khaanaa

بڑی ناقدری کرنا

haath ke do bair na khaanaa

کسی سے نہایت نفرت کرنا، حقارت کی نظر سے دیکھنا، خاطر میں نہ لانا

addhii ke ber bhii us ke haath ke na khaave

بڑا ذلیل شخص ہے .

ko.ii kau.Dii ke do ber bhii haath se na khaa.e

سخت ذلیل و بے وقعت ہے.

koThii kuThle ko haath na lagaa.o, ghar baar aap kaa hai

زبانی بہت ہمدردی مگر کچھ دینے کو تیار نہیں، قیمتی چیز اپنے قبضہ میں، فضول چیزوں سے دوسروں کو خوش کرنا ہوتو کہتے ہیں

ghar baar tumhaaraa hai koThii koThle ko haath na lagaanaa

جھوٹی باتوں سے کسی کا دل خوش کرنا.

koThii kuThle ko haath na lagaa.o, ghar baar tumhaaraa hai

زبانی بہت ہمدردی مگر کچھ دینے کو تیار نہیں، قیمتی چیز اپنے قبضہ میں، فضول چیزوں سے دوسروں کو خوش کرنا ہوتو کہتے ہیں

ghar baar tumhaaraa hai koThii kuThle ko haath na lagaanaa

جھوٹی باتوں سے کسی کا دل خوش کرنا.

Meaning ofSee meaning haath ke jhuuTe ber na khaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

haath ke jhuuTe ber na khaanaa

हाथ के झूटे बेर न खाना•ہاتھ کے جُھوٹے بیر نَہ کھانا

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See meaning: haath ke ber na khaanaa

हाथ के झूटे बेर न खाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • रुक : हाथ के बीर ना खाना

ہاتھ کے جُھوٹے بیر نَہ کھانا کے اردو معانی

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  • رک : ہاتھ کے بیر نہ کھانا ۔

Urdu meaning of haath ke jhuuTe ber na khaanaa

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  • ruk ha haath ke biir na khaanaa

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haath ke jhuuTe ber na khaanaa

رک : ہاتھ کے بیر نہ کھانا ۔

haath ke ber na khaanaa

(حقارتاً) کسی سے نہایت نفرت کرنا، متنفر ہونا، بالکل خاطر میں نہ لانا

haath se ko.Dii ke do ber bhii na khaanaa

بڑی ناقدری کرنا

haath ke do bair na khaanaa

کسی سے نہایت نفرت کرنا، حقارت کی نظر سے دیکھنا، خاطر میں نہ لانا

addhii ke ber bhii us ke haath ke na khaave

بڑا ذلیل شخص ہے .

ko.ii kau.Dii ke do ber bhii haath se na khaa.e

سخت ذلیل و بے وقعت ہے.

koThii kuThle ko haath na lagaa.o, ghar baar aap kaa hai

زبانی بہت ہمدردی مگر کچھ دینے کو تیار نہیں، قیمتی چیز اپنے قبضہ میں، فضول چیزوں سے دوسروں کو خوش کرنا ہوتو کہتے ہیں

ghar baar tumhaaraa hai koThii koThle ko haath na lagaanaa

جھوٹی باتوں سے کسی کا دل خوش کرنا.

koThii kuThle ko haath na lagaa.o, ghar baar tumhaaraa hai

زبانی بہت ہمدردی مگر کچھ دینے کو تیار نہیں، قیمتی چیز اپنے قبضہ میں، فضول چیزوں سے دوسروں کو خوش کرنا ہوتو کہتے ہیں

ghar baar tumhaaraa hai koThii kuThle ko haath na lagaanaa

جھوٹی باتوں سے کسی کا دل خوش کرنا.

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bad-ma'aash

बद-म'आश

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بَد مَعاش

Origin : Persian, Arabic
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scoundrel, rogue

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samaa'at

समा'अत

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سَماعَت

Origin : Arabic
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the sense or power of hearing

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dozaKH

दोज़ख़

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دوزَخ

Origin : Persian
Noun

hell

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iz.haar

इज़हार

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اِظْہار

Origin : Arabic
Noun

visible, revealed

[ Shaer nazm ke zariya apne khayalat ka izhar karta hai ]

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iftitaah

इफ़्तिताह

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اِفْتِتاح

Origin : Arabic
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inauguration, launching, inception

[ Wazir-e-aazam ne in dinon mulk mein kayi hazar karod Rupees lagat ke projecton ka iftitah kiya ]

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inkaar

इनकार

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اِنْکار

Origin : Arabic
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refusal, denial, disapproval, rejection

[ Khuda ki Khudai se kaun inkar kar sakta hai ]

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fayyaazii

फ़य्याज़ी

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فَیّاضی

Origin : Arabic
Noun

generosity, liberality

[ Ramazan mein logon ki fayyazi dekhne layaq hoti hai ]

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aarzuu

आरज़ू

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آرْزُو

Origin : Persian
Noun

wish, desire, aspiration

[ Arzuon ko chhod do to sukun hi sukun hai ]

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e'tiraaz

ए'तिराज़

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اِعْتِراض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

criticism

[ Achchha kaam karne ke liye kisi ko etiraz nahin hona chahiye ]

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KHvaahish

ख़्वाहिश

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خواہِش

Origin : Persian
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desire, wish, will

[ Zaruri nahin ki insan ki har ek khwahish puri ho ]

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