प्रसिद्ध हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 2 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 2

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सौ सोनार की, एक लोहार की (Hindi)
  • Translation: A single blow of a blacksmith is equal to a hundred blows of a goldsmith.
  • Meaning: Generally used to demonstrate the power of a strong person to a weak one.

जान है तो जहान है(Hindi)
  • Translation: (If) there's life, then there's the world.
  • Meaning: Only if you are alive, things matter.
इसे भी पढ़ें : Alphabetical List of Hindi Muhavare ~ 3500 से अधिक हिन्दी मुहावरों व् कथनों का संग्रह

जंगल में मोर नाचा किस ने देखा ? (Hindi)
  • Translation: Who saw a peacock dance in the woods?
  • Meaning: Even a very good thing will have to be made public, to be acclaimed by people.
जिस की लाठी उस की भैंस (Hindi)
  • Meaning: Whoever owns the lathi (a huge cane/stick) eventually owns the buffalo.
  • English equivalent: Might is right.

जननी जन्मभूमिश्च स्वर्गादपि गरीयसी ॥
  • Translation: One's mother and homeland are greater than even heaven.
घर का भेदी लंका ढाये (Hindi)
  • Translation: The insider who knows all the secrets can bring down Lanka (a very prosperous city in Hindu mythology)
  • Meaning: Beware of the insider, for he can bring down the biggest setup (because of his insider knowledge).
बंदर क्या जाने अदरक का स्वाद (Hindi)
  • Translation: What does a monkey know of the taste of ginger?
  • Meaning: Someone who can't understand can't appreciate (or) Someone without refined tastes cannot appreciate a fine thing.
अब पछताए होत क्या जब चिड़िया चुग गई खेत (Hindi)
  • Translation: What is the use of crying when the birds ate the whole farm?
  • Meaning: There is no use crying over something that has already finished/happened.
नौ सौ चूहे खाके बिल्ली हज को चली (Hindi)
  • Translation: After eating 900 hundred rats, the cat goes to Hajj.
  • Meaning: After committing many serious crimes showing a Saintly behavior or displaying fake goodness.

पहले प्रकाशित किये गए मुहावरे:

  1. प्रसिद्ध हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 9 | Popular Proverbs & Sayings -Part 9
  2. हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 8 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 8
  3. विभिन्न देशों की कहावतें तथा लोकोक्तियाँ - Sayings and Proverbs Of Different Countries
  4. हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 7 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 7
  5. हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 6 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 6
  6. हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 5 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 5
  7. हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 4 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 4
  8. हिंदी कहावतें एवं हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 3 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part 3
  9. प्रसिद्ध हिंदी मुहावरे - भाग 1 | Famous Hindi Idioms, Phrases And Proverbs-Part-1 

COMMENTS

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  1. बेनामी5/03/2013 2:45 pm

    need more improvement but good

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  2. बेनामी5/12/2013 1:48 pm

    घूसे पुत ना जमण धी अन्नी चंगी ।

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  3. बेनामी6/05/2013 3:35 pm

    there are only few

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  4. बेनामी6/06/2013 5:01 pm

    oh god they r sooooooo dumb
    dont even mean that

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  5. Hi If they are dumb, Please suggest us some good idioms and phrases..we would include it here..:)

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  6. बेनामी6/07/2013 12:35 am

    Ek to miya babre , uper se pi li Bhang

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  7. बेनामी6/07/2013 12:35 am

    Apne marne se hi , Swarg ke darshan hote hai

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  8. बेनामी7/03/2013 8:15 am

    Why aren't there any more idioms. I wanted the meaming of idioms like: aakhon ka tara, or nau do gyarah. Give some more most common idioms, the given ones are good, but they are rarely used.

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  9. Hi..We will publish a huge idioms list very soon..I am sure you will find all your answers in that list.

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  10. बेनामी7/07/2013 12:30 pm

    1. Kabhi Naa dekha boria sapne aagaee khaat. ( Never had even a rag, but dreamt of a bed)
    2. Kaput se niputi bhali ( It better be a barren rather than being mother of a wayward son)

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  11. this one is good site for everyone to know about more and more in hindi for the any general hindi paper

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    1. Thank you sonu,,We are goin to publish a series of idioms and phrases in hindi this weekend..Please stand by..

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  12. It is very good site for know about more in hindi phrases

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  13. बेनामी10/20/2013 7:45 pm

    Please display some more popular, short, common idioms

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  14. बेनामी10/20/2013 7:46 pm

    Please display some more popular, short, common idioms

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  15. दूध का जला लस्सी ने भी फुक फुक मार कर पिया करे !

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  16. बेनामी11/30/2013 2:18 pm

    I WANT TO LEARN SAHITYA DARPAN ALL ARTICLES IN OFFLINE
    HOW CAN I LEARN, MAY I COPY IT IN MS OFFICE. PLEASE REPLY ME ON MY EMAIL vikaskumar1993@gmail.com

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  17. गंगा नहा लेना means..

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    1. किसी महत्वपूर्ण/कठिन समझे जाने वाले कार्य को पूर्ण करना

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  18. where to look for suktian, muhaavre and lokoktian about aadar and samman

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  19. Hame zindagi mein kabhi haar nahi manni chahiye how we can say in english

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  20. Zindagi mein kabhi haar nahi manni chahiye

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  21. बेनामी1/22/2015 11:05 pm

    Pls give some idioms for class X board exam point of view.

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  22. बेनामी1/30/2016 1:45 pm

    Please publish a set of muhaware on n different body parts.

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  23. "pigeons can feed out of my eye socket"-I want to know the meaning of it and also hindi equivalent

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    1. Hi Bhagyalakshmi,As far as I read about this line I found that its a dialogue which was said by a person who was hit on his eyes by a toast.

      The literal translation of this line is " कबूतर मेरे आँख से सॉकेट से खाना खा सकते हैं!"

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    2. hai,Nisheeth ranjan, you have given the correct situation. The full line goes like this.
      "pigeons can feed out of my eye socket, but I get a free cup of coffee" I thought it may be an idiom or phrase or proverb.I want to know the hindi equivalent also. As You are telling, it does not seem to be an idiom or phrase or proverb.But any how you try to give full meaning.Already I am half satisfied.

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  24. Can anybody help me the english idion for "heeron ki loot, koylo par muhar"

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  25. Vo Kya Hai Jo hony see bhi jyada meeta Hai or sun se bhi hot Hai badshah ko chahiye or fakir k pass Hai or Jo khaye vo Mar Jaye......and please

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