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aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

(Figurative) to be a practiced or inveterate thief, to be a very expert thief, be a very expert thief or cheat, to steal the teeth out of one's mouth, to steal the lamp-black of the eyes

aa.nkho.n se kaajal churaanaa

انتہا کی چالاکی کرنا، عیاری کرنا

aa.nkh kaa kaajal churaanaa

نہایت چالاکی کرنا

aa.nkho.n me.n kaajal ban ke phirnaa

آنکھوں میں سما جانا

aa.nkho.n ke aage chaa.ndnaa ho jaanaa

نہایت کمزوری کے سبب ذرات نظر آنا

aa.nkho.n ke saamne se churaanaa

بہت چالاکی یا عیاری سے چرانا

aa.nkho.n ke aage se churaanaa

سامنے سے چُرا لینا

aa.nkho.n me.n surme yaa kaajal kii tahriir

سرمے یا کاجل سے بھری ہوئی سلائی کا خط یا نشان جو پپوٹے میں پڑتا ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

आँखों का काजल चुराना•آنْکھوں کا کاجَل چُرانا

Idiom

English meaning of aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

(Figurative) to be a practiced or inveterate thief, to be a very expert thief, be a very expert thief or cheat, to steal the teeth out of one's mouth, to steal the lamp-black of the eyes
(Metaphorically) to be very clever

आँखों का काजल चुराना के हिंदी अर्थ

(संकेतात्मक) ऐसी चालाकी या सफ़ाई से तथा चोरी से अपना काम निकालना कि किसी को पता न चले, बड़ी सफाई के साथ चोरी करना, गहरी चोरी करना
(लाक्षणिक) बहुत चालाकी करना

آنْکھوں کا کاجَل چُرانا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(کنایتاً) ایسی چالاکی، صفائی یا چوری سے اپنا کام نکالنا کی کسی کو پتا نہ چلے، بڑی صفائی کے ساتھ چوری کرنا، بہت چالاکی سے چوری کرنا
(مجازاً) نہایت چالاکی کرنا

Urdu meaning of aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

Roman
Urdu

(kinaayatan) a.isii chaalaakii, safaa.ii ya chorii se apnaa kaam nikaalnaa kii kisii ko pata na chale, ba.Dii safaa.ii ke saath chorii karnaa, bahut chaalaakii se chorii karnaa
(majaazan) nihaayat chaalaakii karnaa

Synonyms of aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

aa.nkh se surma churaanaa aa.nkh se kaajal churaanaa aa.nkho.n se surma pochhnaa aa.nkh kaa kaajal churaanaa aa.nkho.n se kaajal churaanaa

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aa.nkho.n kaa kaajal churaanaa

(Figurative) to be a practiced or inveterate thief, to be a very expert thief, be a very expert thief or cheat, to steal the teeth out of one's mouth, to steal the lamp-black of the eyes

aa.nkho.n se kaajal churaanaa

انتہا کی چالاکی کرنا، عیاری کرنا

aa.nkh kaa kaajal churaanaa

نہایت چالاکی کرنا

aa.nkho.n me.n kaajal ban ke phirnaa

آنکھوں میں سما جانا

aa.nkho.n ke aage chaa.ndnaa ho jaanaa

نہایت کمزوری کے سبب ذرات نظر آنا

aa.nkho.n ke saamne se churaanaa

بہت چالاکی یا عیاری سے چرانا

aa.nkho.n ke aage se churaanaa

سامنے سے چُرا لینا

aa.nkho.n me.n surme yaa kaajal kii tahriir

سرمے یا کاجل سے بھری ہوئی سلائی کا خط یا نشان جو پپوٹے میں پڑتا ہے

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baahamii

बाहमी

باہَمی

Origin : Persian

Adjective

middle

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imkaan

इम्कान

اِمْکان

Origin : Arabic

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possibility, probability

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dil-shaad

दिल-शाद

دِل شاد

Origin : Persian

Adjective

cheerful, glad

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izdihaam

इज़्दिहाम

اِزدِحام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

concourse, throng, crowd, mob

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munaqqash

मुनक़्क़श

مُنَقَّش

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

painted, coloured

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aabruu

आबरू

آبْرُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

honour, respect, prestige, dignity

[ Kisi ki halat uske waqar, rutba, aabru waghaira ki akkas hoti hai ]

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miqdaar

मिक़दार

مِقدار

Origin : Arabic

Noun

quantity, estimate, evaluation, measurement

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ta'aavun

त'आवुन

تَعاوُن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

cooperation, mutual aid, assistance

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raqqaasa

रक़्क़ासा

رَقّاصَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

female dancer

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mutalaashii

मुतलाशी

مُتَلاشی

Origin : Turkish

Adjective

one who seeks or searches for, searcher, seeker

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