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jhuuT kii raahe.n Te.Dhii hai.n

ایک جھوٹ کے لیے دس جھوٹ بولنا پڑتے ہیں جبکہ سچائی کا راستہ سیدھا ہے

kaam karne kii sau raahe.n hai.n , na karne kii ek nahii.n

کام صدق نیّت سے کیا جائے تو کئی طریقے نکل آتے ہیں اگرنہ کرنے کی نیّت ہو تو کوئی طریقہ نہیں نکلتا .

dhan ke pandrah makar ke pachiis, chille ke din hai.n chaaliis

دھن اس برج کا نام ہے جس کو قوس کہتے ہیں اور مکر حدی کو بولتے ہیں، جب آفتاب ان برجوں میں آتا ہے تو ہند میں موسمِ سرما ہوتا ہے

kau.aa Tar Taraataa hii hai , dhaan pakte hii hai.n

کوّا تلملاتا ہی رہتا ہے مگر دھان پکے بغیر نہیں رہتے ، دشمن کے بُرا چاہنے سے بُرا نہں ہوتا

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko baliyyaa le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko billii le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

Meaning ofSee meaning jhuuT kii raahe.n Te.Dhii hai.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

jhuuT kii raahe.n Te.Dhii hai.n

झूट की राहें टेढ़ी हैं•جُھوٹ کی راہیں ٹیڑھی ہیں

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झूट की राहें टेढ़ी हैं के हिंदी अर्थ

  • एक झूठ के लिए दस झूठ बोलना पड़ते हैं जबकि सत्यता का रास्ता सीधा है

جُھوٹ کی راہیں ٹیڑھی ہیں کے اردو معانی

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  • ایک جھوٹ کے لیے دس جھوٹ بولنا پڑتے ہیں جبکہ سچائی کا راستہ سیدھا ہے

Urdu meaning of jhuuT kii raahe.n Te.Dhii hai.n

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  • ek jhuuT ke li.e das jhuuT bolnaa pa.Dte hai.n jabki sachchaa.ii ka raasta siidhaa hai

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jhuuT kii raahe.n Te.Dhii hai.n

ایک جھوٹ کے لیے دس جھوٹ بولنا پڑتے ہیں جبکہ سچائی کا راستہ سیدھا ہے

kaam karne kii sau raahe.n hai.n , na karne kii ek nahii.n

کام صدق نیّت سے کیا جائے تو کئی طریقے نکل آتے ہیں اگرنہ کرنے کی نیّت ہو تو کوئی طریقہ نہیں نکلتا .

dhan ke pandrah makar ke pachiis, chille ke din hai.n chaaliis

دھن اس برج کا نام ہے جس کو قوس کہتے ہیں اور مکر حدی کو بولتے ہیں، جب آفتاب ان برجوں میں آتا ہے تو ہند میں موسمِ سرما ہوتا ہے

kau.aa Tar Taraataa hii hai , dhaan pakte hii hai.n

کوّا تلملاتا ہی رہتا ہے مگر دھان پکے بغیر نہیں رہتے ، دشمن کے بُرا چاہنے سے بُرا نہں ہوتا

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko baliyyaa le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

jaaT kahe sun jaaTnii yaahii gaa.nv me.n rahnaa, uu.nT ko billii le ga.ii haa.n jii haa.n jii kahnaa

do in Rome as Romans do, one has to agree with others for a peaceful coexistence

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zaqan

ज़क़न

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ذَقَن

Origin : Arabic
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the chin

[ Zaqan ke niche ki hajamat se munh ke amraz mein faida hota hai ]

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jabiin

जबीन

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جَبِین

Origin : Persian
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the forehead

[ Badshah ke diwan-e-aam mein hazir hote tazim-o-ehtiram mein har ek ki jabin jhuk gayi ]

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zanaKHdaan

ज़नख़दान

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زَنَخْدان

Origin : Persian
Noun

the chin, dimple in the chin

[ Mashuq ke chaah-e-zanakhdan mein maujood kaala til aashiq ko be-khud kar deta hai ]

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mizhgaa.n

मिझ़गाँ

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مِژْگاں

Origin : Persian
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eyelashes

[ Mashuq ke khanjar nishan mizgan ka har aashiq shikar hai ]

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chashm

चश्म

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چَشْم

Origin : Persian
Noun

eye

[ Apni nazm mein shaer ne mahbuba ko aahu-chashm (deer-eyed) ka naam dia hai ]

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raqs

रक़्स

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رَقْص

Origin : Arabic
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dance, dancing

[ Musiqi aur raqs ka aapas mein gahra ta.alluq hota hai ]

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zulf

ज़ुल्फ़

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زُلْف

Origin : Persian
Noun

curling lock (hanging down upon the temple or over the ear), lock, tress

[ Suraj ki raushni mein fatima ki zulfein chamak rahi thin ]

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abruu

अबरू

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اَبْرُو

Origin : Persian
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the eyebrow

[ Saara ki ghani abru us ki khubsoorti mein char chaand laga rahi thi ]

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GabGab

ग़बग़ब

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غَبْغَب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

dewlap, wattle (of a cock), double chin

[ Chacha jaan ki ghabghab halki dadhi se dhaki huyi thi ]

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gosh

गोश

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گوش

Origin : Persian
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ear

[ Havaa ki sarsaraahat sun kar Raihan ne apne gosh ko hath se dhaanp liya ]

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