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na.nge mu.nh , nahaar paa.nv

اُلٹی بات بدحواسی کی نقل کے طور پر ، کہاں چلے ، ظریف آدمی بطور مذاق کہتے ہیں

nahaar mu.nh, nange paa.nv

خستہ حال اور بھوکے پیٹ ؛ کچھ کھائے پیے بغیر

Meaning ofSee meaning na.nge mu.nh , nahaar paa.nv in English, Hindi & Urdu

na.nge mu.nh , nahaar paa.nv

नंगे मुँह , नहार पाँव•نَنگے مُنْھ ، نَہار پانْو

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नंगे मुँह , नहार पाँव के हिंदी अर्थ

  • उलटी बात बदहवासी की नक़ल के तौर पर, कहाँ चले, ज़रीफ़ आदमी बतौर मज़ाक़ कहते हैं

نَنگے مُنْھ ، نَہار پانْو کے اردو معانی

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  • اُلٹی بات بدحواسی کی نقل کے طور پر ، کہاں چلے ، ظریف آدمی بطور مذاق کہتے ہیں

Urdu meaning of na.nge mu.nh , nahaar paa.nv

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  • ulTii baat badahvaasii kii naqal ke taur par, kahaa.n chale, zariif aadamii bataur mazaaq kahte hai.n

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na.nge mu.nh , nahaar paa.nv

اُلٹی بات بدحواسی کی نقل کے طور پر ، کہاں چلے ، ظریف آدمی بطور مذاق کہتے ہیں

nahaar mu.nh, nange paa.nv

خستہ حال اور بھوکے پیٹ ؛ کچھ کھائے پیے بغیر

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kaifiyat

कैफ़ियत

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کَیفِیَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

condition, state, situation

[ Mariz apni kaifiyat jab tak khud na bataye ilaj karna mushkil hota hai ]

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kaasht

काश्त

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کاشْت

Origin : Persian
Noun

cultivation

[ Zamin ka aathvan hissa kapas ki kasht ke liye makhsus kar diya gaya tha ]

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laa'nat

ला'नत

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لَعْنَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

curse, rebuke, disgrace

[ Gurbat khwah jism ki ho khwah jaan ki ek laanat hai ]

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kifaayat

किफ़ायत

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کِفایَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

savings, profit, advantage

[ Kifayat se kharch kiya jaye to kam amadni mein bhi guzara ho sakta hai ]

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laazim

लाज़िम

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لازِم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

necessary, requisite, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand rahne ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

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kirdaar

किरदार

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کِرْدار

Origin : Persian
Noun

doing, action, act, deed

[ Aadmi apne kirdar se hi apni shakhsiyat banata hai ]

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kashaakash

कशाकश

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کَشاکَش

Origin : Persian
Noun

perplexity

[ Mukhtalif khayalat ki kashaakash mein koi faisla karna mushkil hota hai ]

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kushtii

कुश्ती

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کُشْتی

Origin : Persian
Noun

wrestling

[ Dangal film mein Amir Khan apni betiyon ko kushti ke liye taiyar karta hai ]

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kuduurat

कुदूरत

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کُدُورَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

resentment, malice

[ Kuchh muddat baad Anwari ne kudurat dil se nikal di aur qazi ne bhi sulah kar li ]

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rafiiq

रफ़ीक़

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رَفِیق

Origin : Arabic
Noun

associate, comrade, friend

[ Chidiyon ke do jode hamesha chhat mein rahte the aur Eidon mein rafiq the ]

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