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suukhe saavan, ruukhe bhaado.n

سدا بے فیض یعنی ان سے نہ ساون میں فائدہ ہے نہ بھادوں میں

saavan barse na bhaado.n suukhe

رک : ساون ہرے نہ بھادوں سُوکھے.

saavan hare na bhaado.n suukhe

flourishing in summer and not fading in autumn'; continuing in the same state or condition, always in the same condition, indifferent

na saavan hare, na bhaado.n suukhe

رک : نہ ساون سوکھے نہ بھادوں ہرے

na saavan suukhe na bhaado.n hare

۔متوکل ہر وقت یکساں ہیں دیکھو ساون ہرے۔

na saavan suukhe na bhaado.n hare

flourishing in summer and not fading in autumn'; continuing in the same state or condition, always in the same condition, indifferent

na saavan hare, na bhaado.n suukhaa

رک : نہ ساون سوکھے نہ بھادوں ہرے

na saavan haraa, na bhaado.n suukhaa

رک : نہ ساون سوکھے نہ بھادوں ہرے

na saavan suukhe , na bhaaduu.n hare

ہر حالت میں یکساں ہونے کے موقعے پر کہتے ہیں

Meaning ofSee meaning suukhe saavan, ruukhe bhaado.n in English, Hindi & Urdu

suukhe saavan, ruukhe bhaado.n

सूखे सावन, रूखे भादों•سُوکھے ساوَن، رُوکھے بھادوں

Proverb

सूखे सावन, रूखे भादों के हिंदी अर्थ

सदैव अनुपकारी एवं कंजूस अर्थात उन से न सावन में लाभ है न भादों में
उन के यहाँ सदैव अकाल एवं सूखा ही रहता है
सावन सूखा जाने पर भदई अर्थात भादों फ़सल अच्छी नहीं होती

سُوکھے ساوَن، رُوکھے بھادوں کے اردو معانی

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Urdu

سدا بے فیض یعنی ان سے نہ ساون میں فائدہ ہے نہ بھادوں میں
ان کے ہاں ہمیشہ قحط اور خُشک سالی ہی رہتی ہے
ساون سوکھا جانے پر بھدئی یعنی بھادوں کی فصل اچھی نہیں ہوتی

Urdu meaning of suukhe saavan, ruukhe bhaado.n

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Urdu

sada befaiz yaanii un se na saa.in me.n faaydaa hai na bhaado.n me.n
in ke haa.n hamesha qaht aur Khushak saalii hii rahtii hai
saa.in suukhaa jaane par bhadi.i yaanii bhaado.n kii fasal achchhii nahii.n hotii

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suukhe saavan, ruukhe bhaado.n

سدا بے فیض یعنی ان سے نہ ساون میں فائدہ ہے نہ بھادوں میں

saavan barse na bhaado.n suukhe

رک : ساون ہرے نہ بھادوں سُوکھے.

saavan hare na bhaado.n suukhe

flourishing in summer and not fading in autumn'; continuing in the same state or condition, always in the same condition, indifferent

na saavan hare, na bhaado.n suukhe

رک : نہ ساون سوکھے نہ بھادوں ہرے

na saavan suukhe na bhaado.n hare

۔متوکل ہر وقت یکساں ہیں دیکھو ساون ہرے۔

na saavan suukhe na bhaado.n hare

flourishing in summer and not fading in autumn'; continuing in the same state or condition, always in the same condition, indifferent

na saavan hare, na bhaado.n suukhaa

رک : نہ ساون سوکھے نہ بھادوں ہرے

na saavan haraa, na bhaado.n suukhaa

رک : نہ ساون سوکھے نہ بھادوں ہرے

na saavan suukhe , na bhaaduu.n hare

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payaambar

पयाम्बर

پَیامْبَر

Origin : Persian

Adjective

messenger

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tanaaza'a

तनाज़'आ

تَنازَعَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

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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