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aap miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

aap miyaa.n suube daar ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

one putting on airs with penury prevailing at home

aap miyaa.n suube-daar, biivii ghar me.n jhoke bhaa.D

sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

baahar miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jhoke bhaa.D

sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

baahar miyaa.n suubedaar ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

میاں ٹھاٹھ سے نواب بنے پھرتے ہیں بیوی فاقے کرتی ہے یانصیبوں کو روتی ہے

Meaning ofSee meaning aap miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D in English, Hindi & Urdu

aap miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

आप मियाँ सूबे-दार, घर में बीवी झोंके भाड़•آپ مِیاں صُوبیدار، گھر میں بیوی جھونکے بھاڑ

Also Read As : aap miyaa.n suube-daar, biivii ghar me.n jhoke bhaa.D, baahar miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jhoke bhaa.D

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English meaning of aap miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

  • sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

आप मियाँ सूबे-दार, घर में बीवी झोंके भाड़ के हिंदी अर्थ

  • घर में खाने को नहीं बाहर शान बघारते हैं
  • व्यंग के रूप में कहते हैं कि आप बड़े आदमी बने फिरते हैं घर में तो निर्धनता एवं कंगाली है
  • यह कहावत उस अवसर पर कही जाती है जब घर की हालत तो ख़राब हो और बाहर शेख़ियाँ मारते फिरें और बाहर अच्छे अच्छे कपड़े पहनें

آپ مِیاں صُوبیدار، گھر میں بیوی جھونکے بھاڑ کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • گھر میں کھانے کو نہیں باہر شان دکھاتے ہیں
  • طنزاً کہتے ہیں کہ آپ بڑے آدمی بنے پھرتے ہیں گھر میں تو مفلسی ہے
  • یہ کہاوت اس موقع پر کہی جاتی ہے جب گھر کی حالت تو خراب ہو اور باہر شیخیاں مارتے پھریں اور دکھاوے کے لئے اچھےاچھے کپڑے پہنیں

Urdu meaning of aap miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

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  • ghar me.n khaane ko nahii.n baahar shaan dikhaate hai.n
  • tanzan kahte hai.n ki aap ba.De aadamii bane phirte hai.n ghar me.n to mufalisii hai
  • ye kahaavat is mauqaa par kahii jaatii hai jab ghar kii haalat to Kharaab ho aur baahar shiiKhyaa.n maarte phire.n aur dikhaave ke li.e achchhe achchhe kap.De pahne.n

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aap miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

aap miyaa.n suube daar ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

one putting on airs with penury prevailing at home

aap miyaa.n suube-daar, biivii ghar me.n jhoke bhaa.D

sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

baahar miyaa.n suube-daar, ghar me.n biivii jhoke bhaa.D

sarcastic comment on someone who puts on unwarranted airs

baahar miyaa.n suubedaar ghar me.n biivii jho.nke bhaa.D

میاں ٹھاٹھ سے نواب بنے پھرتے ہیں بیوی فاقے کرتی ہے یانصیبوں کو روتی ہے

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مَقاصِد

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'umda

'उम्दा

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عُمْدَہ

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fine, nice, excellent

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ittifaaq

इत्तिफ़ाक़

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اِتِّفاق

Origin : Arabic
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agreement, consent, similarity of disposition

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mufiid

मुफ़ीद

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مُفِید

Origin : Arabic
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useful, beneficial, advantageous, profitable

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zalzala

ज़लज़ला

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زَلْزَلَہ

Origin : Arabic
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earthquake, earth tremor

[ Japan mein zalzala ek mustaqil khauf hai ]

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shiddat

शिद्दत

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شِدَّت

Origin : Arabic
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intensity, intenseness, pressure

[ Kal aaye zalzale ki shiddat reactor paimane par 4 napi gayi ]

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saazish

साज़िश

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سازش

Origin : Persian
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plot, conspiracy, collusion

[ Dushmanon ki sazish nakam hui aur hukoomat ko ab koi khatra nahin hai ]

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muzaahara

मुज़ाहरा

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مُظاہَرَہ

Origin : Arabic
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to express, demonstrate

[ Champions trophy 2025 ke final match mein India ke khiladiyon ne shaandar khel ka muzaahara kiya ]

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radd-e-'amal

रद्द-ए-'अमल

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رَدِّ عَمَل

Origin : Arabic
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reaction, counteraction

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poshaak

पोशाक

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پوشاک

Origin : Persian
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clothes, dress, garment, attire, vestment

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