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nazar kholnaa

آنکھیں کھولنا ؛ ہوشیار ہونا ؛ بیدار ہونا ۔

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa qasaa.ii kii nazar dekhnaa

ناز برداری کرنا مگر حد سے نہ گُزرنے دینا ، مہربانی کرنا مگر رعب قائم رکھنا ، لاڈ پیار کرنا مگر گُستاخ نہ ہونے دینا ، ہر طرح کے عیش و آرام کے ساتھ تربیت کرنا.

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa qasaa.ii kii nazar dekhnaa

to feed lavishly and keep an eagle's eye (to allude to luxurious but strictly disciplined upbringing)

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa sher kii nazar dekhnaa

ناز برداری کرنا مگر حد سے نہ گُزرنے دینا ، مہربانی کرنا مگر رعب قائم رکھنا ، لاڈ پیار کرنا مگر گُستاخ نہ ہونے دینا ، ہر طرح کے عیش و آرام کے ساتھ تربیت کرنا.

sone kaa nivaala khilaanaa aur sher kii nazar se dekhnaa

to feed lavishly and keep an eagle's eye (to allude to luxurious but strictly disciplined upbringing)

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa sher kii nazar Daraanaa

ناز برداری کرنا مگر حد سے نہ گُزرنے دینا ، مہربانی کرنا مگر رعب قائم رکھنا ، لاڈ پیار کرنا مگر گُستاخ نہ ہونے دینا ، ہر طرح کے عیش و آرام کے ساتھ تربیت کرنا.

Meaning ofSee meaning nazar kholnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

nazar kholnaa

नज़र खोलना•نَظَر کھولنا

Idiom

नज़र खोलना के हिंदी अर्थ

सकर्मक क्रिया

  • आँखें खोलना , होशयार होना , बेदार होना

نَظَر کھولنا کے اردو معانی

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  • آنکھیں کھولنا ؛ ہوشیار ہونا ؛ بیدار ہونا ۔

Urdu meaning of nazar kholnaa

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  • aa.nkhe.n kholana ; hoshyaar honaa ; bedaar honaa

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nazar kholnaa

آنکھیں کھولنا ؛ ہوشیار ہونا ؛ بیدار ہونا ۔

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa qasaa.ii kii nazar dekhnaa

ناز برداری کرنا مگر حد سے نہ گُزرنے دینا ، مہربانی کرنا مگر رعب قائم رکھنا ، لاڈ پیار کرنا مگر گُستاخ نہ ہونے دینا ، ہر طرح کے عیش و آرام کے ساتھ تربیت کرنا.

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa qasaa.ii kii nazar dekhnaa

to feed lavishly and keep an eagle's eye (to allude to luxurious but strictly disciplined upbringing)

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa sher kii nazar dekhnaa

ناز برداری کرنا مگر حد سے نہ گُزرنے دینا ، مہربانی کرنا مگر رعب قائم رکھنا ، لاڈ پیار کرنا مگر گُستاخ نہ ہونے دینا ، ہر طرح کے عیش و آرام کے ساتھ تربیت کرنا.

sone kaa nivaala khilaanaa aur sher kii nazar se dekhnaa

to feed lavishly and keep an eagle's eye (to allude to luxurious but strictly disciplined upbringing)

sone kaa nivaalaa khilaanaa sher kii nazar Daraanaa

ناز برداری کرنا مگر حد سے نہ گُزرنے دینا ، مہربانی کرنا مگر رعب قائم رکھنا ، لاڈ پیار کرنا مگر گُستاخ نہ ہونے دینا ، ہر طرح کے عیش و آرام کے ساتھ تربیت کرنا.

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hasad

हसद

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حَسَد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

envy, malice, emulation, ambition

[ Hasad buri chiz hai kisi ki taraqqi dekh kar hasad nahin karana chahiye ]

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baraamadgii

बरामदगी

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برآمدگی

Origin : Persian
Noun

recovery (esp. of stolen property)

[ Police ne chori kiye gaye lakhon ke zevaraat ki baraamadgi ka dava kiya hai ]

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suruud

सुरूद

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سُرُود

Origin : Persian
Noun

song, lyric, anthem, hymn, sonnet, melody

[ Samaj ke murda logon mein zindagi daudane ke liye surood-e-nau ki zaroorat hai ]

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surKHaab

सुरख़ाब

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سُرْخاب

Origin : Persian
Noun

ruddy shelduck, Anas casarca, a species of lark

[ Surkhab ke nar aur mada din bhar sath rahte hain aur raat aane par alahida ho jaate hain ]

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darzii

दर्ज़ी

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دَرْزی

Origin : Persian
Noun

tailor, dressmaker

[ Darzi ko ilzam dete aur kahte ki gareban haram-zade ne banaya hi nahin ]

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vird

विर्द

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وِرْد

Origin : Arabic
Noun

self-imposed daily task or service, chant

[ Jannata ke khwahishmand log ek hazar gayatriyon ka vird kiya karen ]

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suruur

सुरूर

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سُرُور

Origin : Arabic
Noun

exhilaration (caused by wine, slight intoxication

[ Nawab ne aaj pahle-pahal pi thi jab unhen suroor hua to dukan se jo chiz kharid ki wo usi sharab ki botalen thin ]

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shoKHii

शोख़ी

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شوخی

Origin : Persian
Noun

mischief, coquetry

[ Thodi umr ke ladke jo shokhi apne maan-baap se karen wo jaa-e-shikayat nahin hoti ]

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sahar

सहर

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سَحَر

Origin : Arabic
Noun

day-break, dawn of day

[ Sahar hote hi insan to kya janwar bhi jaag jate hain ]

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saraab

सराब

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سَراب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

a vapour resembling the sea at a distance

[ Chulistan ke ye dher ya hamvar maidan dur se sarab ka manzar pesh karte hain ]

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