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paa-ba-paa

foot by foot, equal, together

pai-ba-pai

again and again, continuous, uninterrupted

rishta-ba-paa

a rope tied in the leg, shackled, prisoner

paa-ba-zanjiir

رک : پابجولاں .

paa-ba-jaulaa.n

chained feet, in chains, chained

paa-ba-jaulaa.n

in chains, fettered, shackled, chained

paa-ba-gil

for the foot to be stuck in quicksand, to become helpless, motionless

sar-ba-paa

سر سے پاؤں تک، سربسر، سراسر

paa-ba-jaulaana

رک : پابَجَولاں .

paa-ba-gil

one whose feet are covered in mud, one who cannot walk, helpless,

paa-ba-rikaab

سفر پر آمادہ، تیار، مستعد

paa-ba-hinaa

henna-clad feet

paa-ba-ranjan

رک : پابَرَنْجَن.

paa-ba-rikaab

foot in the stirrup, ready to move, prompt, alert, about to die

zanjiir ba paa karnaa

زنجیر پہنانا، پابند کرنا

be-dast-o-paa

without hands and feet

sar-o-paa se be-KHabar rahnaa

تن بدن کا ہوش نہ رہنا ، غافل رہنا.

be-paa

footless, without feet, metaphorically: confusion about stopping or not stopping, Unsustainable,

be-sar-o-paa

absurd, helpless

Meaning ofSee meaning paa-ba-paa in English, Hindi & Urdu

paa-ba-paa

पा-ब-पा•پا بَہ پا

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 222

English meaning of paa-ba-paa

Adverb

foot by foot, equal, together

Sher Examples

rū-ba-rū sīna-ba-sīna pā-ba-pā aur lab-ba-lab

nāchtī shab meñ barahna ho ga.e kyuuñ sab ke sab

ru-ba-ru sina-ba-sina pa-ba-pa aur lab-ba-lab

nachti shab mein barahna ho gae kyun sab ke sab

Prem Warbartani

पा-ब-पा के हिंदी अर्थ

क्रिया-विशेषण

हमक़दम, बराबर, एक साथ, साथ साथ

پا بَہ پا کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

فعل متعلق

ہم قدم، برابر، ایک ساتھ، ساتھ ساتھ

Urdu meaning of paa-ba-paa

Roman
Urdu

hamaqdam, baraabar, ek saath, saath saath

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paa-ba-paa

foot by foot, equal, together

pai-ba-pai

again and again, continuous, uninterrupted

rishta-ba-paa

a rope tied in the leg, shackled, prisoner

paa-ba-zanjiir

رک : پابجولاں .

paa-ba-jaulaa.n

chained feet, in chains, chained

paa-ba-jaulaa.n

in chains, fettered, shackled, chained

paa-ba-gil

for the foot to be stuck in quicksand, to become helpless, motionless

sar-ba-paa

سر سے پاؤں تک، سربسر، سراسر

paa-ba-jaulaana

رک : پابَجَولاں .

paa-ba-gil

one whose feet are covered in mud, one who cannot walk, helpless,

paa-ba-rikaab

سفر پر آمادہ، تیار، مستعد

paa-ba-hinaa

henna-clad feet

paa-ba-ranjan

رک : پابَرَنْجَن.

paa-ba-rikaab

foot in the stirrup, ready to move, prompt, alert, about to die

zanjiir ba paa karnaa

زنجیر پہنانا، پابند کرنا

be-dast-o-paa

without hands and feet

sar-o-paa se be-KHabar rahnaa

تن بدن کا ہوش نہ رہنا ، غافل رہنا.

be-paa

footless, without feet, metaphorically: confusion about stopping or not stopping, Unsustainable,

be-sar-o-paa

absurd, helpless

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sahar

सहर

سَحَر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

time a little before day-break

[ Sahar hote hi insan to kya janwar bhi jaag jate hain ]

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tashtarii

तश्तरी

طَشْتَری

Origin : Persian

Noun

saucer, small plate, salver

[ Gauhar Jaan ki Majaalis-e-Muharram ke hisse chandi ki tashtariyon samet taqsim kiye jate the ]

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mallaah

मल्लाह

مَلاّح

Origin : Arabic

Noun

a boatman, sailor, seaman

[ Englistan chunki jazira hai isliye yahan ke bashindon ko majburan mallah hona chaiye ]

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taaq

ताक़

طاق

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

uneven, odd

[ Chhat ki kadiyan taaq rakhen juft rakhna bahut manhus hai ]

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daraKHt

दरख़्त

دَرَخْت

Origin : Persian

Noun

tree

[ Ek hi uchhaal mein bandar darkht par ja baitha ]

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majaalis

मजालिस

مَجالِس

Origin : Arabic

Noun

sessions, assemblies, conferences

[ Har ganv ke bahar koi bada sa darakht hota hai jisse jaa-e-ibadat ka kaam liya jata hai aur majalis hoti hain ]

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majaal

मजाल

مَجال

Origin : Arabic

Noun

authority, ability, courage

[ Shahida ko mohabbat ki shadi karni thi kisi ki kya majal thi ki dam maar sake ]

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jaziira

जज़ीरा

جَزِیرَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

island, isle

[ Jazira ke ghane jangalaat mein chalte huye hamein mukhtalif rangon ke parinde aur khubsoorat phul dekhne ko mile, jin ki tasvirein aaj bhi hamari yaadon mein mahfooz hain ]

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ta'aam

त'आम

طَعام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

food, victuals

[ Ta'aam ki mez par tamaam qism ke laziz aur rangin pakwan saje huye the, jo dekhne mein bhi dilkash lag rahe the ]

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faariG

फ़ारिग़

فارِغ

Origin : Arabic

Adjective

ceasing (from labour), ending, finishing

[ Meri dadi kahti hain ki jab tum farigh ho, to apne waqt ko zaaye na karo, balki koi na koi taalimi kaam karo jo tumhein achcha insaan banaaye ]

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