10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «पुश्तवानी»
Discover the use of
पुश्तवानी in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
पुश्तवानी and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Zarbul Masalha: 151 Afghan Dari Proverbs
Gul pusht wa rui nadaarad. Literal: A flower has no front or back. Used to praise the overall beauty, delicacy or symmetryof something. Also: A polite response when aperson apologizes for having his or her back turned toward you.
Edward Zellem, Aziz Royesh, 2012
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Miscellany of medieval India - Page 27
... not only self satisfaction and self realisation but also an opportunity to immortalise his name and fame which seemed to elope him in the evening of his life. He writes, "Owing to composition of thi& book, which is pusht wa panah or the prop ...
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Historians of Medieval India - Page 33
... he writes, 'which is the protection, pusht-wa-panah, of my religious and wordly affairs, I feel a new strength in myself from time to time.' But adversity could not change his mentality. He died, as he was born, an aristocrat and continued to look ...
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The Political Theory of the Delhi Sultanate: Including a ... - Page 162
... fortunes my eneemies and opponents have attained to their heart' 's desire — owing to the c omposition of this book, which is the protection (pusht wa panah) of my religious and worldly affairs, I feel a new strength in myself from time to time.
Mohammad Habib, Afsar Umar Salim Khan, 1961
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On history and historians of medieval India - Page 129
'Owing to the composition of his book,' he writes, 'which is the protection, pusht-wa.panah, of my religious and worldly affairs, I feel a new strength in myself from time to time.' But adversity could not change his mentality. He died, as he was ...
Khaliq Ahmad Nizami, 1983
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Politics and Society During the Early Medieval Period: ...
... have turned away from me and owin? to mi/ misfortunes mt/ enemies and opponents have attained to their heart's desire — owiner to the composition of this book which is the protection (pusht wa panah) of mv relitn'ous and world- Iv affairs.
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New Perspectives of History - Page 84
... opportunity to immortalise his name and fame which seemed to elope him in the evening of his life. He writes, "Owing to composition of this book, which is pusht wa pariah or the prop of my religious and woldly affairs, I feel a new strength in ...
R. D. Parikh, Rasesh Jamindar, Ramanlal Nagarji Mehta, 1986
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The Calendar - Page 322
... baul Taqtirul baul Sal'as-ul baul Baul fil farash Baul-ud dam Istirkha-i-'Azalat-i-Masanah Hadbah Waj'ul Zahr Waj-i-Qasirah Waj-i-Mafasil Da'ul Fil Amraz-i-Pusht wa Atraf : Waj-i-Aqab Dawali Nuqras Waj-ul-Wark Irqun Nisa Humayyat.
University of Madras, 1953
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A trilingual Dictionary being a comprehensive lexicon in ... - Page 509
(S. in, banc) to inclose with a bank, to defend by banks— Pushte se ghernà, pushte se mazbút к.— Báñdh se gherná, báñdh se pusht wa porhá к. Im-bXnk'ment, п. inclosure by a bank— Pushta, pushta-bandí— Báñdh. IM-BÄSE'. See Embase.
Mathurā-Prasāda Miśra, 1865
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Raʹbinsan Kruʹso - Page 135
Fn jánwarán án qism na búdand, ki man dar muqám-háí dígar dída búdam; bisyár az án-há shikár kardam, ammá na khúrdam. Dar ín waqt, láiq i khúráka i man buzán i kohí, wa kabútar, wa sang-pusht wa angúr búd ; ín eh.íz-.há bisyár lazíz ...
Daniel Defoe, T. W. H. Tolbort, 1878
