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nicho.Dii

wrung

nichu.Dii

water droplets, to squeeze

nicho.Duu

نچوڑنے والا ، لالچی ، حریص ، کنجوس ، بخیل ، شخص

nich.Daa

squeezed

naa-chiida

not selected to pluck (flowers etc.)

na.ngii kyaa nahaa.e , kyaa nicho.De

مفلس اگر حوصلے والا بھی ہو تو کیا خرچ کرے گا ؛ اُس وقت کہتے ہیں جب کوئی بے سر و سامانی یا مفلسی میں کسی بات کی جرأت یا کسی کام کی ہمت کرے ۔

kyaa na.ngii nahaa.e kyaa nicho.De

what does the poor have, what will the poor man give?

nangaa kyaa nahaa.e gaa kyaa nicho.De gaa

رک : ننگی کیا نہائے گی کیا نچوڑے گی

rajab kii naucha.ndii

first Thursday of Rajab

nangii nahaa.e gii kyaa nicho.De gii kyaa

poor person does not have enough to spare

nangii kyaa nahaa.e gii kyaa nicho.De gii

۔مثل۔ بیمایہ اور مفلس کوکسی بات کی جرأت نہیں ہوتی ۔مفلس خرچ کرنے کی ہمت نہیں کرسکتا ۔؎

Meaning ofSee meaning nicho.Dii in English, Hindi & Urdu

nicho.Dii

निचोड़ी•نِچوڑی

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English meaning of nicho.Dii

wrung

Sher Examples

na dil meñ lahū hai na āñkhoñ meñ aañsū

ġhamoñ kī nichoḌī huī āstīñ huuñ

na dil mein lahu hai na aankhon mein aansu

ghamon ki nichoDi hui aastin hun

Manzar Lakhnavi

chand ummīdeñ nichoḌī thiiñ to aa.heñ Tapkīñ

dil ko pighlā.eñ to ho saktā hai sāñseñ nikleñ

chand ummiden nichoDi thin to aahen Tapkin

dil ko pighlaen to ho sakta hai sansen niklen

Gulzar

pyaas kahtī hai chalo ret nichoḌī jaa.e

apne hisse meñ samundar nahīñ aane vaalā

pyas kahti hai chalo ret nichoDi jae

apne hisse mein samundar nahin aane wala

Meraj Faizabadi

نِچوڑی کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

نچوڑو / نچوڑوا (رک) کی تانیث ، نچوڑنے والی ؛ لالچی عورت

Urdu meaning of nicho.Dii

Roman
Urdu

nacho.Do / nicho.Dvaa (ruk) kii taaniis, nicho.Dne vaalii ; laalchii aurat

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nicho.Dii

wrung

nichu.Dii

water droplets, to squeeze

nicho.Duu

نچوڑنے والا ، لالچی ، حریص ، کنجوس ، بخیل ، شخص

nich.Daa

squeezed

naa-chiida

not selected to pluck (flowers etc.)

na.ngii kyaa nahaa.e , kyaa nicho.De

kyaa na.ngii nahaa.e kyaa nicho.De

what does the poor have, what will the poor man give?

nangaa kyaa nahaa.e gaa kyaa nicho.De gaa

رک : ننگی کیا نہائے گی کیا نچوڑے گی

rajab kii naucha.ndii

first Thursday of Rajab

nangii nahaa.e gii kyaa nicho.De gii kyaa

poor person does not have enough to spare

nangii kyaa nahaa.e gii kyaa nicho.De gii

۔مثل۔ بیمایہ اور مفلس کوکسی بات کی جرأت نہیں ہوتی ۔مفلس خرچ کرنے کی ہمت نہیں کرسکتا ۔؎

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shiguufa

शिगूफ़ा

شِگُوفَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

bud, blossom

[ Shigofe jhad kar is qadr dher ho gaye ki qabr dhak gai ]

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hikaayaat

हिकायात

حِکایات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

tales, stories

[ Kaise katha, tamsil aur hikaayaat bayan karen ki duniya darakhton se khali ho rahai hai ]

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israaf

इसराफ़

اِصْراف

Origin : Arabic

Noun

lavish expenditure

[ Beja israf se bachna chahiye ]

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jamaal

जमाल

جَمال

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beauty, elegance, comeliness

[ Darbar mein raani ke husn-o-jamal ke aage sab be-rang nazar aa rahe the ]

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aashnaa

आश्ना

آشْنا

Origin : Persian

Noun, Adjective

aware of, accustomed to, having knowledge of

[ Hindustan mein qiyam (stay, halt) ke sabab Angrez Hindustani siqafat (culture) se bahut had tak aashna ho gaye the ]

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sanam

सनम

صَنَم

Origin : Arabic

Noun

idol, sculpture, beloved, sweetheart

[ Sanam ki surat bana kar baar-baar dekh lene se muhabbat ki pyas nahin bujhti ]

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doshiiza

दोशीज़ा

دوشِیزَہ

Origin : Persian

Noun

beautiful girl, gorgeous girl

[ Jab dusare sanduq ko khola to us mein se ek doshiza jadu-jamal pari-tamsal nikli ]

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mahaasin

महासिन

مَحاسِن

Origin : Arabic

Noun

beard, mustache or whiskers

[ Karbala ki dastanen sun kar logon ke mahasin aansuon se tar ho gaye ]

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afshaa.n

अफ़्शाँ

اَفْشاں

Origin : Persian

Noun

glittering golden powder

[ Afshan auraton ke chehre par khubsurti ke liye chhidke jate hain ]

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ashk

अश्क

اَشْک

Origin : Persian

Noun

tear, tears

[ Ek arse baad apne bete se mil kar maan ki aankhen ashk-e-mohabbat se bhar gayin ]

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