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sub.h kii puuchhnaa to shaam kii kahnaa

نہایت بے اوسان اور حواس باختہ ہونا ، گھبرا جانا.

sub.h kaa bichh.Daa shaam ko aave to bichh.Daa na jaaniye

it is not lost that comes at last, the prodigal deserves no reproach after his return

shaam kii puuchhana sahar kii kahna

give an inapt or evasive answer

sub.h kaa bhaTkaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

اگر آدمی غلطی کے بعد اسے محسوس کرے اور راہِ راست پر آ جائے تو قابِل معافی ہے.

shaam kaa bhuulaa subh ko aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

جو آدمی تھوڑی سی ٹھوکر کھاکر سنبھل جائے تو اسے گمراہ نہیں سمجھنا چاہیے

sub.h kaa bhuulaa shaam ko aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

it is not lost that comes at last, the prodigal deserves no reproach after his return

sub.h kaa bhuulaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

اگر آدمی غلطی کے بعد اسے محسوس کرے اور راہِ راست پر آ جائے تو قابِل معافی ہے.

sub.h kaa bhaTkaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahnaa chaahiye

اگر آدمی غلطی کے بعد اسے محسوس کرے اور راہِ راست پر آ جائے تو قابِل معافی ہے.

sub.h kaa bhuulaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahnaa chaahiye

it is not lost that comes at last, the prodigal deserves no reproach after his return

Meaning ofSee meaning sub.h kii puuchhnaa to shaam kii kahnaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

sub.h kii puuchhnaa to shaam kii kahnaa

सुब्ह की पूछना तो शाम की कहना•صُبْح کی پُوچْھنا تو شام کی کَہْنا

Idiom

सुब्ह की पूछना तो शाम की कहना के हिंदी अर्थ

निहायत बे औसान और हवासबाख़ता होना, घबरा जाना

صُبْح کی پُوچْھنا تو شام کی کَہْنا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نہایت بے اوسان اور حواس باختہ ہونا ، گھبرا جانا.

Urdu meaning of sub.h kii puuchhnaa to shaam kii kahnaa

Roman
Urdu

nihaayat be ausaan aur havaasbaaKhtaa honaa, ghabraa jaana

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sub.h kii puuchhnaa to shaam kii kahnaa

نہایت بے اوسان اور حواس باختہ ہونا ، گھبرا جانا.

sub.h kaa bichh.Daa shaam ko aave to bichh.Daa na jaaniye

it is not lost that comes at last, the prodigal deserves no reproach after his return

shaam kii puuchhana sahar kii kahna

give an inapt or evasive answer

sub.h kaa bhaTkaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

اگر آدمی غلطی کے بعد اسے محسوس کرے اور راہِ راست پر آ جائے تو قابِل معافی ہے.

shaam kaa bhuulaa subh ko aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

جو آدمی تھوڑی سی ٹھوکر کھاکر سنبھل جائے تو اسے گمراہ نہیں سمجھنا چاہیے

sub.h kaa bhuulaa shaam ko aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

it is not lost that comes at last, the prodigal deserves no reproach after his return

sub.h kaa bhuulaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahte

اگر آدمی غلطی کے بعد اسے محسوس کرے اور راہِ راست پر آ جائے تو قابِل معافی ہے.

sub.h kaa bhaTkaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahnaa chaahiye

اگر آدمی غلطی کے بعد اسے محسوس کرے اور راہِ راست پر آ جائے تو قابِل معافی ہے.

sub.h kaa bhuulaa shaam ko ghar aa.e to use bhuulaa nahii.n kahnaa chaahiye

it is not lost that comes at last, the prodigal deserves no reproach after his return

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hujjat

हुज्जत

حُجَّت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

disputation, contention, objection, plea

[ Har baat par hujjat karna mantiqi (Quarrelsome) logon ki aadat hoti hai ]

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tasavvuraatii

तसव्वुराती

تَصَوُّراتی

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

imaginary, fictitious

[ Dadi sote waqt pariyon ki tasavvurati kahaniyan sunati hain ]

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

servant, attendant

[ Khalid ek auto compny mein mulazim hai ]

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'aadat

'आदत

عادَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

habit, treatment, disposition

[ Adat kisi bhi chiz ki ho usako chhod pana bahut mushkil kam hai ]

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zikr

ज़िक्र

ذِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

mention, reference

[ Jalpari ek tasawwurati jandar hai jiska zikr hamein kahaniyon mein milta hai ]

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munashshiyaat

मुनश्शियात

مُنَشِّیات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

Intoxicating drinks or drugs, intoxicants

[ Malesiyai police ne munashshiyat ka dhanda karne wale ek giroh ko pakda ]

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mallaah

मल्लाह

مَلاّح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

boatman, sailor, seaman

[ Mallah ki zindagi pani aur lahron ke bich guzarti hai ]

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dilbar

दिलबर

دِلبر

Origin : Persian

Noun

lovely, beloved, sweetheart

[ Sachchi mohabbat mein dilbar ka chehra hi sab se hasin aur khubsoorat lagta hai ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian

Adjective

face to face, in front of

[ Mohabbat mein aksar dilon ka haal ruu-ba-ruu kahne ki himmat nahin hoti ]

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bahrii

बहरी

بَحْری

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

of or belonging to the sea, oceanic, marine

[ Bahri daak ke zariye saamaan ek mulk se dusre mulk bheja jata hai ]

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