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921    thick (Noun)
گھمسان۔ اجتماع۔ ہجوم
    through thick and thin
رنج و راحت میں۔ ہر حال میں
    go through thick and thin
آگ پانی نہ دیکھنا۔ نرمی سختی جھیلنا
922    twist (Noun)
    1. contortion
پیچ۔ مروڑ۔ پیچ و تاب۔ بل
    2. form given in twisting
مروڑی۔ لچھی۔ چوا
    3. a cord
ڈوری۔ تاگا۔ دھاگا۔ نخ۔ بٹا ہوا ریشم
    4.
ٹکیا۔ لُنجھیا
923    marena (Noun)
ایک قسم کی مچھلی
924    subtutor (Noun)
نائب معلم۔ خلیفہ۔
925    sphene (Noun)
ایک قسم کی معدنی شے رنگ برنگ کی
926    fly-speck (Noun)
مکھی کا گو
927    deceitful (adjective)
کپٹی۔ چھلیا۔ جعلیا۔ فریبی۔ دغا باز۔ ٹھگ۔ مکار۔ فطرتی۔ بھگلیا۔ فن فریبی۔ حیلہ ساز۔ متفنی
928    blade (verb)
    (as corn)
پھوٹ آنا ۔ پھوٹنا ۔ کوپل نکلنا ۔ انکر، کرا، پھٹاؤ یا سوئی نکلنا
929    nursling (Noun)
دودھ پیتا بچہ۔ شیر خوار۔ دودھ پیتا
930    custom (Noun)
    1. usage
برتاؤ۔ محاورہ۔ استعمال۔ ریت۔ قاعدہ۔ ضابطہ۔ معمول
    2. fashion
چال۔چلن۔ ڈھنگ۔ طور۔ طریق۔ ریت۔ رسم۔ دستور۔ رویہ۔ روش۔ سرشتہ
    Custom is the guide of the ignorant. (Prov.)
رواج جاہوں کا ہادی ہے
    Custom differeth from use as the cause from the effect. (Raleigh)
ریت اور چال میں اتنا بل ہے، جتنا سبب اور مسبب میں
    3. habitual buying of goods
گاہکی۔ خریداری۔ معمولی لین دین
    to give a shop keeper one's custom
کسی دکاندار سے خرید کیا کرنا
    4. (Law) long-established practice
ریت۔ رسم۔ رواج
    the law of custom
پرانی ریت یا رسم بدرجہ قانون
    custom of the country
دیس آچار۔ دیسا چال۔ رسم ملک
 

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masoodrufi - Sun, 2005-10-23 07:52

خوش آمدید khoosh amdeed bye

masoodrufi - Sun, 2005-10-23 07:42

خوش آمدید khoosh amdeed bye

smnabil - Tue, 2005-10-18 06:54

in Urdu (during the age of Ghalib and so) it calls" Sab rastay Dilli ko"

means if u are heading to words some famous place you don't even have to know the perfect direction. you'll eventually get the direction your self.
According to me!

MasterFahad - Sun, 2005-10-16 01:36

لطفاً یک فرد وہ لنک تبدیل کرلے جو اِس صفحہ کہ تحت ہے.

ہزار دیگر امدادی تشکیلات ہیں برای حمایتِ افرار جو از زلزلہ متاثر ہوے ہیں.

ردکروس کے فراوان خرج ہوتے ہیں و کُل صدقہ اُن بیچاروں کو نہیں جاتاہے.

http://www.islamic-relief.com/ یک خوب جا برای صدقہ ہے: ں

asghar_33 - Fri, 2005-10-14 11:17

plz tell me the meaning of this word in urdu. "Freak"

MasterFahad - Sat, 2005-10-15 03:25

Freak would be best translated as ( وسواس) or even (دمدمی مزاج). Although, the latter is 'someone of a freakish nature'.

A person who loses their nerves or acts in a weird method. If you want to say queer and strange then ( عجیب و غریب) would work best.

krashna asher - Mon, 2005-10-10 12:56

Please can ayone help me to translate the following proverbs from English to Urdu urgently as i ahve a project and have to submitt them by today evening thanks for support

"Treat others as you wish to be treated"

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" There is nothing in the world beyond the reach of those, who have others interest at heart " - Ramayan (ch. Aranyakand)

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" None of you (truly) believes until he wishes for his brother what he wishes for " - Hadith Prophet Mohammad

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"One hand washes the other”

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Waseem Akhter - Thu, 2005-10-06 04:29

Evil Ghost

English is the subject, I hate the most
Because it’s like an evil ghost
My heart is full of worries and fear,
It is very difficult to study I hear
My head starts burning with fever
When this period starts my dear.
Every day I advised by my teacher
Be serious! My sweet dear
English will not clear
When the result announce this year,
I replied with palpitating heart to my teacher
When this period starts my sir
My pulses stop to work with fear
It is very difficult to understand my sir.
“English will not be cleared told my teacher
All pals insult you everywhere"
Oh! My God, save me from this evil ghost
Because it is the subject I hate the most.

Waseem Akhter

MasterFahad - Sun, 2005-10-09 07:00

I don't think this is the right place for your English poem. Just some pointers: fear does not rhyme with hear or even fever, "I am advised", English will not clear doesn't make sense, "results are announced", palpitating doesn't go with your poem, and "All pals" is incorrect.

Areeb - Thu, 2005-09-29 13:25

I want to know the exact urdu substituent for the proverb:
" All roads lead to Room".
Although I know the meaning of it but have no idea what whould be said in Urdu for it. Anxioulsy waiting for responce........

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