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baat dhar ke sunaanaa

کسی دوسرے پر ڈھال کر کہنا، ظاہرا کسی سے منسوب کر کے کہنا اور دراصل کوئی دوسرا شخص مراد لینا (پر کے ساتھ)

dhar chal sar kolhuu kii laaTh, mat chal saath kuchaal ke baaT

بُری صحبت سے موت بھلی، سر پر کولہو کی لاٹھ رکھ کر بھلے ہی چلے مگر بُرے آدمی کی صحبت اختیار نہ کرے

dhar chal sar kolhuu kii laaT, mat chal saath kuchaal ke baaT

بُری صحبت سے موت بھلی، سر پر کولہو کی لاٹھ رکھ کر بھلے ہی چلے مگر بُرے آدمی کی صحبت اختیار نہ کرے

kaan dhar ke sun.naa

توجہ سے سننا ، غور سے سننا ، متوجہ ہوکر سننا .

baat sunne kaa dimaaG

کسی کی سخت کلامی کا تحمل، گفتگو سننے کی برداشت

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhare, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhar le, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

Meaning ofSee meaning baat dhar ke sunaanaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

baat dhar ke sunaanaa

बात धर के सुनाना•بات دَھر کے سُنانا

Idiom

बात धर के सुनाना के हिंदी अर्थ

  • किसी दूसरे पर ढाल कर कहना, स्पष्ट रूप से किसी से संबद्ध कर के कहना और वास्तव में मंशा किसी और व्यक्ति की ओर हो (पर के साथ)

بات دَھر کے سُنانا کے اردو معانی

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  • Urdu
  • کسی دوسرے پر ڈھال کر کہنا، ظاہرا کسی سے منسوب کر کے کہنا اور دراصل کوئی دوسرا شخص مراد لینا (پر کے ساتھ)

Urdu meaning of baat dhar ke sunaanaa

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  • kisii duusre par Dhaal kar kahnaa, zaahiraa kisii se mansuub kar ke kahnaa aur daraasal ko.ii duusraa shaKhs muraad lenaa (par ke saath

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baat dhar ke sunaanaa

کسی دوسرے پر ڈھال کر کہنا، ظاہرا کسی سے منسوب کر کے کہنا اور دراصل کوئی دوسرا شخص مراد لینا (پر کے ساتھ)

dhar chal sar kolhuu kii laaTh, mat chal saath kuchaal ke baaT

بُری صحبت سے موت بھلی، سر پر کولہو کی لاٹھ رکھ کر بھلے ہی چلے مگر بُرے آدمی کی صحبت اختیار نہ کرے

dhar chal sar kolhuu kii laaT, mat chal saath kuchaal ke baaT

بُری صحبت سے موت بھلی، سر پر کولہو کی لاٹھ رکھ کر بھلے ہی چلے مگر بُرے آدمی کی صحبت اختیار نہ کرے

kaan dhar ke sun.naa

توجہ سے سننا ، غور سے سننا ، متوجہ ہوکر سننا .

baat sunne kaa dimaaG

کسی کی سخت کلامی کا تحمل، گفتگو سننے کی برداشت

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhare, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

ye bhii merii baat tuu jiiv biich dhar le, gajjaa de gajvaal ko par jiiv bhed mat de

روپیہ خزانے میں رکھ دے مگر دل کا بھید کسی کو نہ دے

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marGuub

मर्ग़ूब

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مَرْغُوب

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

favourite, preferred

[ Ladkiyon ko aam ka achar bahut marghub hota hai ]

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mansuuba

मंसूबा

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مَنصُوبَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

plan, scheme, project

[ Hukumat ne ek panch formulai mansuba shuru kiya hai ]

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daastaan

दास्तान

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داسْتان

Origin : Persian
Noun

tale, story, fable

[ Bahut sare shairon ne Radha aur Krishna ke mohabbat ki dastanein bayan ki hain ]

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amraaz

अमराज़

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اَمْراض

Origin : Arabic
Noun

diseases, ailments, sicknesses

[ Isabgol kai jismani amraz ko dur karta hai ]

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saliiqa

सलीक़ा

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سَلِیقَہ

Origin : Arabic
Noun

method, knack, way, good disposition

[ Mehmanon ki khatirdari karne ka saliqa kuch hi logon ko ata hai ]

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muta'addid

मुत'अद्दिद

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مُتَعَدِّد

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

many, several

[ Mutaaddid baar samjhane ke bavajood bhi Ali ko imtihan ke sawal ka jawab samajh nahin aya ]

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muta.assir

मुतअस्सिर

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مُتَأثِّر

Origin : Arabic
Adjective

affected

[ Imran ki imaandari ne office ke mulazimin ko bahut mutaassir kiya ]

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hasrat

हसरत

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حَسْرَت

Origin : Arabic
Noun

desire, longing, wish

[ Har budhe maan baap ki hasrat hoti hai ki un ki aulad budhape mein un ka khayal rakhe ]

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dil-kash

दिलकश

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دِلکَش

Origin : Persian
Adjective

something that draws or attracts heart, pleasant, lovely

[ Barf se dhake huye pahad bahut khubsoorat aur nihaayat dil-kash nazar a rahe the ]

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'uyuub

'उयूब

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عُیُوب

Origin : Arabic
Noun

defects, faults

[ Insaan ko dusron ke uyoob talash karne ke bajaye apne uyoob par ghaur karna chahiye ]

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