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lazzat-e-riish-e-jigar

relish of the wound of liver

aaraam-e-jigar

آرام جاں

lazzat-e-nazzaara

relish for the spectacle

lazzat-e-nazaara

relish for the spectacle

aah-e-jigar

sigh of heart

KHuun-e-jigar

pretty, lovely, very special, hard working, heart blood, sorrow, anger

daaG-e-jigar

(Metaphorically) great sorrow, shock

chaak-e-jigar

(Metaphorically) dejected, sad

duud-e-jigar

smoke of the burning liver, heart

tafdaaG-e-jigar

غم سوز جگر ، رک : تف معنی نمبر ۲.

aatish-e-jigar

a burning in one's heart, the fire of love

'afuunat-e-jigar

(Disease) hepatitis

riish-e-mubaarak

holy beard, beard that is define by shria

saahib-e-riish

one who has a beard on his face, bearded

riish-e-safed

grey beard

riish-e-'amalii

بناوٹی یا مصنوئی ڈاڑھی، نقلی ڈاڑھی

riish-e-qaazii

wine filtering cloth, purifier

riish-e-bargad

برگد کی شاخیں جو نیچے تک جگہ جگہ لٹکتی رہتی ہیں اور اکثر جڑ پکڑ کر تناور درخت بن جاتی ہیں (بطور دوا مُستعمل)

riish-e-fiish

گھنی بے ترتیب ، بغیر تراشی ہوئی ڈاڑھی .

riish-e-fish

گھنی بے ترتیب ، بغیر تراشی ہوئی ڈاڑھی .

riish-e-fir'aun

(حقارۃً) لمبی ڈاڑھی، بے ترتیب ڈاڑھی (فرعون کی رعایت سے)

riish-e-mursal

लंबी डाढ़ी।

paara-e-jigar

(لفظاً) جگرکا ٹکڑا ، (مجازاً) بہت عزیز.

bachcha-e-riish

hair that grow on the area between the lower lip and chin

riish-e-maKHazzab

dyed beard, colored beard

riish-e-mutavval

لمبی ڈاڑھی ، دراز ڈاڑھی.

lazzat-e-goyaa.ii

pleasure of speech

lazzat-e-hissiya

pleasure of sense

lazzat-e-diid

pleasure of seeing a dear one, enjoyment of seeing, sweet taste of sight

lazzat-e-taqriir

relish for speech, conversation

saahib-e-riish-e-daraaz

bearded, one who has come of an age, (met.) wise

e'timaad-e-lazzat-e-aazaar

faith in the relish of suffering

lazzat-kash-e-KHamyaaza

one drawing pleasure by yawning or stretching

lazzat-kash-e-nazaara

lazzat-kash-e-nazzaara

daaG-e-jigar khilaanaa

صدمہ پہنچانا، رنج دینا

daaG-e-jigar khaanaa

صدمہ پہن٘چنا، رن٘ج برداشت کرنا

KHuun-e-jigar pilaanaa

to raise with great affection and enduring toils

aah-e-jigar-soz

heart burning sigh

KHaak-e-jigar-giir

a much-liked place that is hard to leave

jigar-e-chaak-chaak

injured heart

KHuun-e-jigar bahaanaa

محنت و جانفشانی کرنا، جگر کاوی

laKHt-e-jigar khaanaa

to endure great pains and sorrows

hizbar-e-jigar-KHvaar

جگر کھانے والا شیر ۔

KHuun-e-jigar piinaa

work very hard

dard-e-jigar

heart-ache, grief, sorrow, anguish

zaKHm-e-jigar

wound of the heart, the wound of love

soz-e-jigar

burning of heart, lamentation of heart, metaphorically: deep sorrow

jigar-e-soKHta

deep in love, heart inflamed

laKHt-e-jigar

a piece of (one's) liver or heart, a darling child, my darling

zo'f-e-jigar

weakness of liver, malfunctioning of liver

varam-e-jigar

hepatitis

ba-qadr-e-lazzat-e-aazaar

to the value of the relish of pain

ba-qadar-e-lazzat-e-aazaar

to the value of the relish of pain

vaaqi'a-e-jigar-doz

سخت تکلیف دہ واقعہ ، انتہائی غم انگیز حادثہ ۔

gosha-e-jigar

heartiest, dear

birishta-e-jigar

दे. ‘बिरिश्तः क़ल्ब ।।

KHuun-e-jigar se paalnaa

رک : خون جگر سے سین٘چنا ۔

KHuun-e-jigar kaa nicho.D

the result of great hard work

KHuun-e-jigar se sii.nchnaa

to work very hard

Meaning ofSee meaning lazzat-e-riish-e-jigar in English, Hindi & Urdu

lazzat-e-riish-e-jigar

लज़्ज़त-ए-रीश-ए-जिगर•لذت ریش جگر

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English meaning of lazzat-e-riish-e-jigar

relish of the wound of liver

Sher Examples

ishrat-e-pāra-e-dil zaḳhm-e-tamannā khānā

lazzat-e-rīsh-e-jigar ġharq-e-namak-dāñ honā

ishrat-e-para-e-dil zaKHm-e-tamanna khana

lazzat-e-rish-e-jigar gharq-e-namak-dan hona

Mirza Ghalib

Urdu meaning of lazzat-e-riish-e-jigar

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lazzat-e-riish-e-jigar

relish of the wound of liver

aaraam-e-jigar

آرام جاں

lazzat-e-nazzaara

relish for the spectacle

lazzat-e-nazaara

relish for the spectacle

aah-e-jigar

sigh of heart

KHuun-e-jigar

pretty, lovely, very special, hard working, heart blood, sorrow, anger

daaG-e-jigar

(Metaphorically) great sorrow, shock

chaak-e-jigar

(Metaphorically) dejected, sad

duud-e-jigar

smoke of the burning liver, heart

tafdaaG-e-jigar

غم سوز جگر ، رک : تف معنی نمبر ۲.

aatish-e-jigar

a burning in one's heart, the fire of love

'afuunat-e-jigar

(Disease) hepatitis

riish-e-mubaarak

holy beard, beard that is define by shria

saahib-e-riish

one who has a beard on his face, bearded

riish-e-safed

grey beard

riish-e-'amalii

بناوٹی یا مصنوئی ڈاڑھی، نقلی ڈاڑھی

riish-e-qaazii

wine filtering cloth, purifier

riish-e-bargad

برگد کی شاخیں جو نیچے تک جگہ جگہ لٹکتی رہتی ہیں اور اکثر جڑ پکڑ کر تناور درخت بن جاتی ہیں (بطور دوا مُستعمل)

riish-e-fiish

گھنی بے ترتیب ، بغیر تراشی ہوئی ڈاڑھی .

riish-e-fish

گھنی بے ترتیب ، بغیر تراشی ہوئی ڈاڑھی .

riish-e-fir'aun

(حقارۃً) لمبی ڈاڑھی، بے ترتیب ڈاڑھی (فرعون کی رعایت سے)

riish-e-mursal

लंबी डाढ़ी।

paara-e-jigar

(لفظاً) جگرکا ٹکڑا ، (مجازاً) بہت عزیز.

bachcha-e-riish

hair that grow on the area between the lower lip and chin

riish-e-maKHazzab

dyed beard, colored beard

riish-e-mutavval

لمبی ڈاڑھی ، دراز ڈاڑھی.

lazzat-e-goyaa.ii

pleasure of speech

lazzat-e-hissiya

pleasure of sense

lazzat-e-diid

pleasure of seeing a dear one, enjoyment of seeing, sweet taste of sight

lazzat-e-taqriir

relish for speech, conversation

saahib-e-riish-e-daraaz

bearded, one who has come of an age, (met.) wise

e'timaad-e-lazzat-e-aazaar

faith in the relish of suffering

lazzat-kash-e-KHamyaaza

one drawing pleasure by yawning or stretching

lazzat-kash-e-nazaara

lazzat-kash-e-nazzaara

daaG-e-jigar khilaanaa

صدمہ پہنچانا، رنج دینا

daaG-e-jigar khaanaa

صدمہ پہن٘چنا، رن٘ج برداشت کرنا

KHuun-e-jigar pilaanaa

to raise with great affection and enduring toils

aah-e-jigar-soz

heart burning sigh

KHaak-e-jigar-giir

a much-liked place that is hard to leave

jigar-e-chaak-chaak

injured heart

KHuun-e-jigar bahaanaa

محنت و جانفشانی کرنا، جگر کاوی

laKHt-e-jigar khaanaa

to endure great pains and sorrows

hizbar-e-jigar-KHvaar

جگر کھانے والا شیر ۔

KHuun-e-jigar piinaa

work very hard

dard-e-jigar

heart-ache, grief, sorrow, anguish

zaKHm-e-jigar

wound of the heart, the wound of love

soz-e-jigar

burning of heart, lamentation of heart, metaphorically: deep sorrow

jigar-e-soKHta

deep in love, heart inflamed

laKHt-e-jigar

a piece of (one's) liver or heart, a darling child, my darling

zo'f-e-jigar

weakness of liver, malfunctioning of liver

varam-e-jigar

hepatitis

ba-qadr-e-lazzat-e-aazaar

to the value of the relish of pain

ba-qadar-e-lazzat-e-aazaar

to the value of the relish of pain

vaaqi'a-e-jigar-doz

سخت تکلیف دہ واقعہ ، انتہائی غم انگیز حادثہ ۔

gosha-e-jigar

heartiest, dear

birishta-e-jigar

दे. ‘बिरिश्तः क़ल्ब ।।

KHuun-e-jigar se paalnaa

رک : خون جگر سے سین٘چنا ۔

KHuun-e-jigar kaa nicho.D

the result of great hard work

KHuun-e-jigar se sii.nchnaa

to work very hard

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لُقْمَہ

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तज्वीज़

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तदबीर

تَدْبِیر

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