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paisipar

feet trampled

pas-e-parda-e-'ishq

behind the veil of love

pas-e-parda-e-tartiib-e-'anaasir

behind the curtain of the of arrangement of elements

pea-souper

بول چال: برط گہری زردی مائل کہر یا دُھند۔.

pas-e-parda

backstage, behind the curtain, behind the scenes, privately, covertly, covert, secret

passepartout

شہ کلید جوکئی قفلوں کو کھول سکتی ہے۔.

paise par rakh kar maarnaa

سخت سزا دینا ، ذلیل کرنا .

pease pudding

برط خصوصاً: مٹر کے دانوں کوپیاز اور گاجر کے ساتھ کوٹ پیس کر بنائی ہوئی غذا جو ابلے ہوئے سؤر کے گوشت کے ساتھ کھائی جاتی ہے۔.

paas-pa.Dos

vicinity, neighbourhood

passport

راہ داری کا پروانہ

paise paidaa karnaa

روبیہ کمانا ، دولت حاصل کرنا .

paise par dhar kar u.Daanaa

رک : پیسے برابر بوٹیاں کرنا ؛ بوٹیاں اُڑانا.

paise par rakh ke boTiyaa.n u.Daanaa

۔ دیکھو پیسے برابر بوٹیاں کرنا۔ ؎

paise par boTiyaa.n kaaTnaa

inflict intense pain

pushp-ras

flower-juice,' the nectar or honey of flowers

paise par dhar ke boTiyaa.n u.Daa.uu.n tab bhii vo aah na kare

سخت سے سخت سزا دینے میں بھی ترس نہ آئے .

pushp-raaj

گلاب کا پھول

pushp-rochan

the plant Mesua roxburghii

pushp-renu

flower-dust,' the dust or farina of flowers, pollen

pushp-daaman

a garland or chaplet of flowers, a kind of metre

paise par dhar ke boTiyaa.n u.Daanaa

۔ دیکھو پیسے برابر بوٹیاں کرنا۔ ؎

paisaa pidar hai , paisaa maadar , paisaa bhaa.ii , paisaa bahan hai

پیسا ہی سب کچھ ہے .

paise par dhar kar boTiyaa.n u.Daa.uu.n tab bhii aah na aa.e

۔(عو) یعنی سخت سے سخت سزا دینے میں بھی ترس نہ آئے۔

pushp-rakt

red as a flower

Meaning ofSee meaning paisipar in English, Hindi & Urdu

paisipar

पैसिपर•پَے سِپَر

Origin: Persian

Vazn : 212

English meaning of paisipar

Adjective

feet trampled

پَے سِپَر کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

صفت

پاؤں سے رون٘دا ہوا، پائمال، مجازاً: عبور
چلنے والا، گامزن، راہ رو

Urdu meaning of paisipar

Roman
Urdu

paanv se raundaa hu.a, paaymaal, majaaznah ubuur
chalne vaala, gaamzan, raahruu

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paisipar

feet trampled

pas-e-parda-e-'ishq

behind the veil of love

pas-e-parda-e-tartiib-e-'anaasir

behind the curtain of the of arrangement of elements

pea-souper

بول چال: برط گہری زردی مائل کہر یا دُھند۔.

pas-e-parda

backstage, behind the curtain, behind the scenes, privately, covertly, covert, secret

passepartout

شہ کلید جوکئی قفلوں کو کھول سکتی ہے۔.

paise par rakh kar maarnaa

سخت سزا دینا ، ذلیل کرنا .

pease pudding

paas-pa.Dos

vicinity, neighbourhood

passport

راہ داری کا پروانہ

paise paidaa karnaa

روبیہ کمانا ، دولت حاصل کرنا .

paise par dhar kar u.Daanaa

رک : پیسے برابر بوٹیاں کرنا ؛ بوٹیاں اُڑانا.

paise par rakh ke boTiyaa.n u.Daanaa

۔ دیکھو پیسے برابر بوٹیاں کرنا۔ ؎

paise par boTiyaa.n kaaTnaa

inflict intense pain

pushp-ras

flower-juice,' the nectar or honey of flowers

paise par dhar ke boTiyaa.n u.Daa.uu.n tab bhii vo aah na kare

سخت سے سخت سزا دینے میں بھی ترس نہ آئے .

pushp-raaj

گلاب کا پھول

pushp-rochan

the plant Mesua roxburghii

pushp-renu

flower-dust,' the dust or farina of flowers, pollen

pushp-daaman

a garland or chaplet of flowers, a kind of metre

paise par dhar ke boTiyaa.n u.Daanaa

۔ دیکھو پیسے برابر بوٹیاں کرنا۔ ؎

paisaa pidar hai , paisaa maadar , paisaa bhaa.ii , paisaa bahan hai

پیسا ہی سب کچھ ہے .

paise par dhar kar boTiyaa.n u.Daa.uu.n tab bhii aah na aa.e

۔(عو) یعنی سخت سے سخت سزا دینے میں بھی ترس نہ آئے۔

pushp-rakt

red as a flower

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mas.ala

मसअला

مَسْئَلَہ

Origin : Arabic

Noun

matter, affair, proposition, problem

[ Aaj ka masala sachche lafz ki daryaft hai aur sachche lafz ki daryaft kaise ho ]

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'imaarat

'इमारत

عِمارَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

building, house, edifice

[ Tanha aadami imarat kaise tamir kar sakta hai ]

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futuuhaat

फ़ुतूहात

فُتُوحات

Origin : Arabic

Noun

numerous victories or conquests

[ Sikandar ki Futuhat ne hi use saltanat ko aur phialane ka hausla diya ]

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in'aam

इन'आम

اِنْعام

Origin : Arabic

Noun

reward, award, prize

[ Rahim ko ek lakh rupye inaam mein mile ]

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zikr

ज़िक्र

ذِکْر

Origin : Arabic

Noun

narration, telling, recital, report, talk

[ Jalpari ek tasswurati jandar hai jiska zikr hamen kahaniyon mein milta hai ]

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shikaayat

शिकायत

شِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

complaint, accusation

[ Police ka sataya aadami aakhir kisse shikayat kare ]

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mahal

महल

مَحَل

Origin : Arabic

Noun

house, building, palace

[ Quli Qutub Shah ne mushaeron ke liye darbar ko na-mauzun (unsuitable) khayal karte hue ek alag mahal tamir kara diya ]

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hikaayat

हिकायत

حِکایَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

story, tale

[ Ek hikayat ke mutabiq Sawarni Manu ki paidaish Surya ki biwi Chhaya ke shikam se huyi thi ]

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jaraahat

जराहत

جَراحَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

surgery

[ Pathari ke operation ke liye mariz ko 'kamra baraye Jarahat' mein le jaya gaya ]

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Gaflat

ग़फ़लत

غَفْلَت

Origin : Arabic

Noun

carelessness, thoughtlessness, negligence

[ Raihan ne apni sehat ke baare mein ghaflat barti, jis ka use baad mein afsos hua ]

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