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laakh kaa ghar luTaanaa

plunderage, spoilage, destruction

laakh kaa ghar KHaak milaa denaa

تمام دولت و ثروت خاک میں مل جانا، تمام دولت و عزت برباد ہو جانا

laakh kaa ghar KHaak karnaa

ساری دولت برباد کر دینا ، بالکل تباہ کر دینا ، ساری محنت پر پانی پھیر دینا ، بنابنایا کام یا کی کرائی مشقّت کا ضائع کر دینا، بھاری نقصان کر دینا ، کی کرائی پر جھاڑو پھیر دینا .

laakh kaa ghar KHaak honaa

be reduced to extreme poverty

laakh kaa ghar KHaak kar denaa

۔تمام دولت اور عزت برباد کردینا۔ ؎ ۲۔بنا بنایا کام بگاڑ دینا۔

laakh kaa ghar KHaak me.n mil jaanaa

تباہ ہونا ، برباد ہونا ، اُجڑ جانا.

laakh kaa ghar KHaak kar Daalnaa

laakh kaa ghar KHaak ho jaanaa

۔لازم۔ ؎

jaan bachii laakho.n paa.e, sahiih salaamat ghar ko aa.e

رک : جان بچی لاکھوں پائے.

laakh ke ghar ko KHaak karnaa

قیمتی چیز کو برباد کر دینا ، خراب کر دینا.

KHaak ke ghar ko laakh banaanaa

غریب کو امیر بنا دینا

KHaak ke ghar laakh banaanaa

غریب سے امیر کر دینا ، کنگال کو دھن وان بنا دینا .

jaan bachii laakho.n paa.e, KHair se budhdhuu ghar ko aa.e

said when one gets out of trouble, nothing is lost if life has been saved, life is a wealth so forget the suffering

Meaning ofSee meaning laakh kaa ghar luTaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

laakh kaa ghar luTaanaa

लाख का घर लुटाना•لاکھ کا گَھر لُٹانا

Idiom

English meaning of laakh kaa ghar luTaanaa

plunderage, spoilage, destruction

लाख का घर लुटाना के हिंदी अर्थ

रुक : लाख का घर ख़ाक कर देना
۔ लाख का घर ख़ाक करदेना।

لاکھ کا گَھر لُٹانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

۔ لاکھ کا گھر خاک کردینا۔ ؎
رک : لاکھ کا گھر خاک کر دینا.

Urdu meaning of laakh kaa ghar luTaanaa

Roman
Urdu

۔ laakh ka ghar Khaak kardenaa।
ruk ha laakh ka ghar Khaak kar denaa

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laakh kaa ghar luTaanaa

plunderage, spoilage, destruction

laakh kaa ghar KHaak milaa denaa

تمام دولت و ثروت خاک میں مل جانا، تمام دولت و عزت برباد ہو جانا

laakh kaa ghar KHaak karnaa

laakh kaa ghar KHaak honaa

be reduced to extreme poverty

laakh kaa ghar KHaak kar denaa

۔تمام دولت اور عزت برباد کردینا۔ ؎ ۲۔بنا بنایا کام بگاڑ دینا۔

laakh kaa ghar KHaak me.n mil jaanaa

تباہ ہونا ، برباد ہونا ، اُجڑ جانا.

laakh kaa ghar KHaak kar Daalnaa

laakh kaa ghar KHaak ho jaanaa

۔لازم۔ ؎

jaan bachii laakho.n paa.e, sahiih salaamat ghar ko aa.e

رک : جان بچی لاکھوں پائے.

laakh ke ghar ko KHaak karnaa

قیمتی چیز کو برباد کر دینا ، خراب کر دینا.

KHaak ke ghar ko laakh banaanaa

غریب کو امیر بنا دینا

KHaak ke ghar laakh banaanaa

غریب سے امیر کر دینا ، کنگال کو دھن وان بنا دینا .

jaan bachii laakho.n paa.e, KHair se budhdhuu ghar ko aa.e

said when one gets out of trouble, nothing is lost if life has been saved, life is a wealth so forget the suffering

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payaambar

पयाम्बर

پَیامْبَر

Origin : Persian

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messenger

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tanaaza'a

तनाज़'आ

تَنازَعَہ

Origin : Persian

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dispute, controversy, discord

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daroG

दरोग़

دَرُوغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

a lie, falsehood

[ Muqadme mein kuchh aise pech padte gaye ki darogh ko farogh (progress) ho gaya ]

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faroG

फ़रोग़

فَرُوغ

Origin : Persian

Noun

progress, development

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munqasim

मुंक़सिम

مُنقَسِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

divided (into parts, or sections, or chapters)

[ Ganga nadi Bihar ko shumal aur junub (north and south) do hisson mein munqasim karti hai ]

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hisas

हिसस

حِصَص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

portions, shares

[ Ambani Biradran ke bich hue tanaza ne unke hisas ki qimat gira di thi ]

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jaa.idaad

जाइदाद

جائِداد

Origin : Persian

Noun

immovable property, estate, real estate

[ Ram aur Shyam ke darmiyan chal rahe jaaedad ke jhagde ka abhi tak koi faisla nahin hua hai ]

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qaasid

क़ासिद

قاصِد

Origin : Arabic

Noun

messenger, envoy, emissary, letter-carrier

[ Purane zamane mein badshah apne paigham pahunchane ke liye qaasid bheja karte the ]

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munhamik

मुनहमिक

مُنْہَمِک

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

engrossed, absorbed, engaged, busy

[ Fatima apne kaam mein is qadar munhamik thi ki use waqt ka pata hi nahin chala ]

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madfuun

मदफ़ून

مدفون

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

buried, interred

[ Jang ke dauran kai sipahi maidan mein madfoon ho gaye ]

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