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jaan-giir

جان لیوا (رک).

jaan-gudaaz-aavaaz

پرسوز آواز، درد بھری آواز

jaan-gudaaz

Life-consuming, baneful, pernicious

jaa.n-gudaaz

killing, baneful, pernicious, life-consuming, debilitating, hazardous, harmful

jaan-gudaazii

dissolving or taking away of life, banefulness

vaa.e bar jaan-e-suKHan gar ba suKHan-daa.n na rasad

(فارسی مصرع بطور کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) کلام اگر کلام کے پہچاننے والے تک نہ پہنچے تو اس کے حال پر افسوس ہے

giraa.n-jaan

سخت جان

naanak nannhaa ho raho jaise nannhii duub , pe.D ba.De gir jaa.e.n ge duub KHuub kii KHuub

انکسار بہت اچھا ہے، تکبر تباہی کا باعث ہے، جیسے آندھی میں درخت گر جاتے ہیں مگر گھاس کا کچھ نہیں بگڑتا

giraa.n-jaa.n

very hard person, beggar, a very shameless aged person, ill

gur to aisaa chaahiye jo.n saiqal-gar ho.e janam janam kaa morcha chhin me.n Daale dho.e

گرو صقلی گر کی طرح ہونا چاہیے جو سالہا سال کے زنگار کو پل میں صاف کر دے ، گرو بہت قابل شخص ہونا چاہیے.

gur to aisaa chaahiye jo.n saqlii-gar ho.e janam janam kaa morcha chhin me.n Daale dho.e

گرو صقلی گر کی طرح ہونا چاہیے جو سالہا سال کے زنگار کو پل میں صاف کر دے ، گرو بہت قابل شخص ہونا چاہیے.

gur to aisaa chaahiye jo.n saqlii-gar ho.e janam janam kaa morcha chhin me.n Daale kho.e

گرو صقلی گر کی طرح ہونا چاہیے جو سالہا سال کے زنگار کو پل میں صاف کر دے ، گرو بہت قابل شخص ہونا چاہیے.

Meaning ofSee meaning jaan-giir in English, Hindi & Urdu

jaan-giir

जान-गीर•جان گِیر

جان گِیر کے اردو معانی

  • Roman
  • Urdu

اسم، مذکر

  • جان لیوا (رک).

Urdu meaning of jaan-giir

  • Roman
  • Urdu

  • jaan levaa (ruk)

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jaan-giir

جان لیوا (رک).

jaan-gudaaz-aavaaz

پرسوز آواز، درد بھری آواز

jaan-gudaaz

Life-consuming, baneful, pernicious

jaa.n-gudaaz

killing, baneful, pernicious, life-consuming, debilitating, hazardous, harmful

jaan-gudaazii

dissolving or taking away of life, banefulness

vaa.e bar jaan-e-suKHan gar ba suKHan-daa.n na rasad

(فارسی مصرع بطور کہاوت اُردو میں مستعمل) کلام اگر کلام کے پہچاننے والے تک نہ پہنچے تو اس کے حال پر افسوس ہے

giraa.n-jaan

سخت جان

naanak nannhaa ho raho jaise nannhii duub , pe.D ba.De gir jaa.e.n ge duub KHuub kii KHuub

انکسار بہت اچھا ہے، تکبر تباہی کا باعث ہے، جیسے آندھی میں درخت گر جاتے ہیں مگر گھاس کا کچھ نہیں بگڑتا

giraa.n-jaa.n

very hard person, beggar, a very shameless aged person, ill

gur to aisaa chaahiye jo.n saiqal-gar ho.e janam janam kaa morcha chhin me.n Daale dho.e

گرو صقلی گر کی طرح ہونا چاہیے جو سالہا سال کے زنگار کو پل میں صاف کر دے ، گرو بہت قابل شخص ہونا چاہیے.

gur to aisaa chaahiye jo.n saqlii-gar ho.e janam janam kaa morcha chhin me.n Daale dho.e

گرو صقلی گر کی طرح ہونا چاہیے جو سالہا سال کے زنگار کو پل میں صاف کر دے ، گرو بہت قابل شخص ہونا چاہیے.

gur to aisaa chaahiye jo.n saqlii-gar ho.e janam janam kaa morcha chhin me.n Daale kho.e

گرو صقلی گر کی طرح ہونا چاہیے جو سالہا سال کے زنگار کو پل میں صاف کر دے ، گرو بہت قابل شخص ہونا چاہیے.

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falaahii

फ़लाही

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فَلاحی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

related to welfare, welfare, well-being

[ Hamein falaahi kaamon mein badh chadh kar hissa lena chahiye ]

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laazimii

लाज़िमी

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لازِمی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

necessary, compulsory

[ School ke sabhi talba ke liye uniform pahanna lazimi aur zaroorii hai ]

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rifaah-e-'aam

रिफ़ाह-ए-'आम

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رِفاہ عام

Origin : Arabic
Noun

common, general welfare

[ Hamen janib-dari (Discrimination) se upar uth kar rifah-e-aam ke liye kaam karna chahiye ]

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mutaalba

मुतालबा

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مُطالَبہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

asking for, demanding

[ Walidain ka mutalba hai ki school ki fees kam ki jaye ]

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iKHtiyaarii

इख़्तियारी

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اِخْتِیاری

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

optional

[ Kuch schoolon mein Urdu zaban ikhtiyari mazmoon ke taur par padhayi jati hai ]

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'uryaaniyat

'उर्यानियत

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عُرْیانِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

nudity

[ Uryaniyat azadi nahin, gumrahi hai ]

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jaanib-daarii

जानिब-दारी

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جانِب داری

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Noun

partiality, favour

[ Sawal-jawab karne ke liye mamur logon se ghair-janib-dari ki ummid ki jati hai ]

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KHair-KHvaah

ख़ैर-ख़्वाह

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خَیر خواہ

Origin : Persian, Arabic
Adjective

well-wishing, benevolent

[ Aaj ke zamane mein khair-khwah log mushkil se milte hain ]

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taadiibii

तादीबी

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تادِیبی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

disciplinary, ameliorative

[ Idaare ke bad-unwan mulazimeen wa arakeen ke khilaf tadibi karwayi ki jayegi ]

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in'aam

इन'आम

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اِنْعام

Origin : Arabic
Noun

reward, award, prize

[ Rahim ko ek lakh rupye inaam mein mile ]

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