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naqsh-e-diivaar banaa denaa

جامد و ساکت بنا دینا ؛ حیران کر دینا ۔

naqsh diivaar banaa rahnaa

ہر وقت حیرت زدہ یا سرا سیمہ رہنا، ہر وقت چپ چاپ رہنا، سکتے کے عالم میں رہنا .

naqsh-e-diivaar ban.naa

بے حس و حرکت بن جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں ہو جانا ؛ حیران و ششدر ہو جانا ۔

naqsh-e-diivaar

painting on the wall which is stupefied

naqsh-e-diivaar honaa

حیران رہ جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں آجانا ، انتہائی حیرانی سے بے حس و حرکت ہو جانا ، سخت حیران ہو جانا ، چپ چاپ ہو جانا ۔

naqsh-e-diivaar ban jaanaa

بے حس و حرکت بن جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں ہو جانا ؛ حیران و ششدر ہو جانا ۔

naqsh-e-diivaar ho jaanaa

حیران رہ جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں آجانا ، انتہائی حیرانی سے بے حس و حرکت ہو جانا ، سخت حیران ہو جانا ، چپ چاپ ہو جانا ۔

aatish-e-bahaar banaa denaa

(مجازاً) جلا دینا

nishaan-e-'ibrat banaa denaa

ایسا بنا دینا جسے دیکھ کر انسان نصیحت پکڑے ؛ بہت برا حال کرنا ، سخت سزا دینا ۔

tabla-e-'attaar banaa denaa

معطر کرنا (عموماً دِماغ کو).

diivar banaa denaa

دیوار تعمیر کرنا

Meaning ofSee meaning naqsh-e-diivaar banaa denaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

naqsh-e-diivaar banaa denaa

नक़्श-ए-दीवार बना देना•نَقْشِ دِیوار بَنا دینا

Idiom

नक़्श-ए-दीवार बना देना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • जामिद-ओ-साकित बना देना , हैरान कर देना

نَقْشِ دِیوار بَنا دینا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • جامد و ساکت بنا دینا ؛ حیران کر دینا ۔

Urdu meaning of naqsh-e-diivaar banaa denaa

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  • jaamid-o-saakit banaa denaa ; hairaan kar denaa

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naqsh-e-diivaar banaa denaa

جامد و ساکت بنا دینا ؛ حیران کر دینا ۔

naqsh diivaar banaa rahnaa

ہر وقت حیرت زدہ یا سرا سیمہ رہنا، ہر وقت چپ چاپ رہنا، سکتے کے عالم میں رہنا .

naqsh-e-diivaar ban.naa

بے حس و حرکت بن جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں ہو جانا ؛ حیران و ششدر ہو جانا ۔

naqsh-e-diivaar

painting on the wall which is stupefied

naqsh-e-diivaar honaa

حیران رہ جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں آجانا ، انتہائی حیرانی سے بے حس و حرکت ہو جانا ، سخت حیران ہو جانا ، چپ چاپ ہو جانا ۔

naqsh-e-diivaar ban jaanaa

بے حس و حرکت بن جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں ہو جانا ؛ حیران و ششدر ہو جانا ۔

naqsh-e-diivaar ho jaanaa

حیران رہ جانا ، سکتے کے عالم میں آجانا ، انتہائی حیرانی سے بے حس و حرکت ہو جانا ، سخت حیران ہو جانا ، چپ چاپ ہو جانا ۔

aatish-e-bahaar banaa denaa

(مجازاً) جلا دینا

nishaan-e-'ibrat banaa denaa

ایسا بنا دینا جسے دیکھ کر انسان نصیحت پکڑے ؛ بہت برا حال کرنا ، سخت سزا دینا ۔

tabla-e-'attaar banaa denaa

معطر کرنا (عموماً دِماغ کو).

diivar banaa denaa

دیوار تعمیر کرنا

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mashaahiir

मशाहीर

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مَشاہِیر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

famous persons, celebrities

[ Qalandar Saheb ulama-e-mashahir se the ]

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qalb

क़ल्ब

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قَلْب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

the heart

[ blood pressure qalb ki ek bimari hai ]

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begaana

बेगाना

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بے گانَہ

Origin : Persian
Adjective

stranger, unknown

[ Mirza ba-wajud zabardast aalim wa fazil hone ke mzhab se begana the ]

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chamanistaan

चमनिस्तान

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چَمَنِسْتان

Origin : Persian
Noun

flower garden, lush garden

[ Bahar ke din the aur tamam dasht-o-sahra chamanistan ban gaye the ]

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sarkash

सरकश

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سَرکَش

Origin : Persian
Adjective

rebellious, mutinous, disobedient

[ Kisan ne sarkash gaay ke gale mein langar daal diya ]

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jurm

जुर्म

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جُرْم

Origin : Arabic
Noun

illegal act, crime

[ Naa-baaligh (Minor) umr mein shadhi karna qanooni taur par jurm hai ]

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zakii

ज़की

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ذَکی

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

sharp, acute, clever, intelligent

[ Main ladakpan se hi zaki tha, walid marhum to bilkul be-waquf the ]

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sogvaar

सोगवार

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سُوْگْوار

Origin : Persian
Adjective

sorrowful, mourning

[ Baaz amwat ahl-e-mulk ko sogwar bana kar chhodti hain ]

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marhuum

मरहूम

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مَرحُوم

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

useless, futile, spoiled, wasted

[ Akhbar aaj ke waqiat ki tarjumani (Representation) ke bawajud dosre din marhum ho jate hain ]

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musaavaat

मुसावात

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مُساوات

Origin : Arabic
Noun

equality

[ Masawat ke zaiya duniya mein amn qayam kiya jaa sakta hai ]

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