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mu.nh-cha.Dhaa

attached (to), intimate (with), possessing the ear (of), having an ascendancy (over)

mu.nh cha.Dhaa

favourite

mu.nh chi.Daa denaa

رک : منہ چڑانا ۔

mu.nh-cha.Dhii

گستاخ ، سرچڑھی ۔

mu.nh cha.Dhaa.e hu.e honaa

غصّے میں ہونا ، ناراض ہونا

mu.nh chaDhaanaa

show (too much) favour to someone, overindulge

mu.nh cha.Dhaanaa

تیوری پر بل ڈالنا ، ناپسند کرنے کی علامت ظاہر کرنا ۔

mu.nh chi.Dhaanaa

مضحکہ اڑانا ، تضحیک کرنا ، رسوائی کرنا مذاق اُڑانا ۔

mu.nh chi.Daanaa

to make mouths or faces (at), to mock, to make a bad imitation (of), to caricature

buu.Dhe mu.nh muhaa se log cha.Dhe tamaashe

بڑھاپے میں جوانی کے افعال سوجھے ہیں

mu.nh par cha.Dhe aanaa

بدتہذیبی سے پیش آنا ، گستاخ ہونا ، زیادہ بد تمیزی کرنا ۔

kuttaa mu.nh lagaane se sar cha.Dhe

کمینے آدمی کو منھ لگاؤ تو بہت بے تکلفی کرتا ہے .

mu.nh niklii koTho.n cha.Dhii

رک : منھ سے نکلی پرائی ہوئی.

mu.nh niklii koTho.n cha.Dhii

۔ مثل۔ دیکھو مُنھ سے نکلی پرائی ہوئی۔

mu.nh se niklii koTho.n cha.Dhii

secret once divulged becomes town talk

Meaning ofSee meaning mu.nh-cha.Dhaa in English, Hindi & Urdu

mu.nh-cha.Dhaa

मुँह-चढ़ा•مُنہ چَڑھا

English meaning of mu.nh-cha.Dhaa

attached (to), intimate (with), possessing the ear (of), having an ascendancy (over)

مُنہ چَڑھا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

جو بہت پسند ہو ، منھ کو لگا ہوا ، پسندیدہ ۔
ضدی
وہ شخص جو نازبرداری کے سبب گستاخی اور بے ادبی سے پیش آتا ہو ، سر چڑھا ۔

Urdu meaning of mu.nh-cha.Dhaa

Roman
Urdu

jo bahut pasand ho, mu.nh ko laga hu.a, pasandiidaa
ziddii
vo shaKhs jo naaz bardaarii ke sabab gustaaKhii aur beadbii se pesh aataa ho, sar cha.Dhaa

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mu.nh-cha.Dhaa

attached (to), intimate (with), possessing the ear (of), having an ascendancy (over)

mu.nh cha.Dhaa

favourite

mu.nh chi.Daa denaa

رک : منہ چڑانا ۔

mu.nh-cha.Dhii

گستاخ ، سرچڑھی ۔

mu.nh cha.Dhaa.e hu.e honaa

غصّے میں ہونا ، ناراض ہونا

mu.nh chaDhaanaa

show (too much) favour to someone, overindulge

mu.nh cha.Dhaanaa

تیوری پر بل ڈالنا ، ناپسند کرنے کی علامت ظاہر کرنا ۔

mu.nh chi.Dhaanaa

مضحکہ اڑانا ، تضحیک کرنا ، رسوائی کرنا مذاق اُڑانا ۔

mu.nh chi.Daanaa

to make mouths or faces (at), to mock, to make a bad imitation (of), to caricature

buu.Dhe mu.nh muhaa se log cha.Dhe tamaashe

بڑھاپے میں جوانی کے افعال سوجھے ہیں

mu.nh par cha.Dhe aanaa

بدتہذیبی سے پیش آنا ، گستاخ ہونا ، زیادہ بد تمیزی کرنا ۔

kuttaa mu.nh lagaane se sar cha.Dhe

کمینے آدمی کو منھ لگاؤ تو بہت بے تکلفی کرتا ہے .

mu.nh niklii koTho.n cha.Dhii

رک : منھ سے نکلی پرائی ہوئی.

mu.nh niklii koTho.n cha.Dhii

۔ مثل۔ دیکھو مُنھ سے نکلی پرائی ہوئی۔

mu.nh se niklii koTho.n cha.Dhii

secret once divulged becomes town talk

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nadaamat

नदामत

نَدامَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

shame

[ Yusuf ke muamle mein ham ko baap se kis qadr nadamat ho rahi hai ]

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sheva

शेवा

شیوَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

manner, custom, way

[ Ahkam badshah ke baja laave sahl-nigari ka sheva ikhtiyar na kare ]

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diidaar

दीदार

دِیدار

Origin : Persian

Noun

sight, view, meeting with beloved

[ Ashiq ke liye mahboob ka didar hi sab kuchh hai ]

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hisas

हिसस

حِصَص

Origin : Arabic

Noun

portions, shares (Especailly of a company)

[ Ambani Biradran ke bich hue tanaza ne unke hisas ki qimat gira di thi ]

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nashv-o-numaa

नश्व-ओ-नुमा

نَشو و نُما

Origin : Arabic

Noun

growth, development

[ Naujawani ki umr talimi idaron aur talim se ibarat hoti hai unki zehni salahiyaton ki nashu-o-numa karna asatiza ka kaam hai ]

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ruu-ba-ruu

रू-ब-रू

رُوبَرُو

Origin : Persian

Adjective, Inexhaustible

face to face

[ bahri session ke dauran mallahon ko nayi-nayi baton se ru-ba-ru karaya gaya ]

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mulaazim

मुलाज़िम

مُلازِم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

servant, diligent

[ Khalid ek auto compny mein mulazim hai ]

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afraa-tafrii

अफ़रा-तफ़री

اَفْرا تَفْری

Origin : Arabic

Noun

hurly-burly, turmoil

[ Rustam ke kaman ki jhankar sun kar mukhalifon ki saf mein afra-tafri mach gayi ]

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laazim

लाज़िम

لازِم

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

necessary, compulsory

[ Sehat-mand hone ke liye hazme ka durust hona lazim hai ]

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guftuguu

गुफ़्तुगू

گُفْتگُو

Origin : Persian

Noun

conversation, dialogue

[ Shahi darbar mein riyasat ke maslon par guftugu ki gai ]

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