اجر - Ajar in English

Meanings of اجر - Ajar in English are compensation, earning, employer. More meanings of اجر - ajar in english, it's definitions, example sentences, related words, idioms and quotations.

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اجر - Ajar Definitions

Please find 8 English definitions related to the word اجر - Ajar.

  • Compensation -   (noun) : something (such as money) given or received as payment or reparation (as for a service or loss or injury)
  • Employer -   (noun) : a person or firm that employs workers
  • Eternal -   (adjective satellite) : continuing forever or indefinitely
  • Gratuity -   (noun) : an award (as for meritorious service) given without claim or obligation
  • Meed -   (noun) : a fitting reward
  • Pay -   (verb) : do or give something to somebody in return
  • Payment -   (noun) : the act of paying money
  • Wage -   (noun) : something that remunerates

More words related to the meanings of اجر - Ajar

Compensationبدلہ badlah پلٹا palta عوض ewaz جزا jaza اجر ajr مکافات makaafaat تلافی talaafi تَلافی کا عمَل بَدلا Badla اَجَر عوض êwaz ہرجانہ har jaanah پاداش paa daash
Employerآجر Aajar ملازم رکھنے والا آقا aaqa مالک maalik اجر ajr
Eternalقادر qaadir لایزال Laeyzaal ابناشی Abnashi اجر ajr امر amr ازلی Azli ابدی abdi لازوال laa zawaal ختم نہ ہونے والا دائمی daa emi مسلسل musalsal جاوید jaaweyd جاودان jaawidaan سر مدی sar madi
Gratuityبخشش bakhshish انعامی خدمت زر انعامی اجر ajr صلہ silah سلامی salaami بیل beyl انعام enaam تحفہ tohfah انعامیہ
Payادا کر نا اجر ajr عوض ewaz بدلہ یا پلٹا دینا تنخواہ دینا معاوضہ دینا moaawizah deyna ادا کرنا ada karna بھرنا bharna چکانا chukaana دینا deyna دہاڑی dehaari پگار pagaar یافت yaaft
Wageداؤں پر لگانا اڑنا urna عہد کرنا aehd karna حصہ لینا hissah leyna جنگ برپا کرنا jang barpa karna جنگ جاری رکھنا jang jaari rakhna اجر ajr بدلہ badlah دہاڑی dehaari جزا سزا jaza saza مکافات makaafaat مزدوری mazduuri محنتانہ mehntaanah روزینہ roziinah صلہ silah اجرت ujrat
Meedاجر ajr محنتانہ mehntaanah صلہ silah
Paymentادائ adaa i اجر ajr بدلہ badlah مکافات makaafaat معاوضہ moaawizah تقسیم taqsiim
Earningاجر ajr کمائ kamaa u پیدائش paedaa ish

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Idioms related to the meaning of اجر - Ajar

Englishاردو
Meed is strongلیاقت کی قدر آخر کار ہو کر رہتی ہے لیاقت میں زور ہے
The eternal talker neither hears nor learnsباتونی نہ تو کسی کی سنتا ہے اور نہ کچھ سیکھتا ہے
Living wageمناسب تنخواہ
Make wage warیرغمال بنانا
A pound of care won't pay an ounce of debtفکر کرنے سے کیا حاصِل
A small sum will serve to pay a short reckoningجتنا گڑ ڈالو گے اتنا ہی میٹھا ہو گا
All wish to know but no one to pay the feeدُنیا میں سب پیسے بغیر کام نکالنا چاہتے ہیں
Do not rob peter to pay paulچوری کر کے خیرات کرنا
In the pay ofکرائے پر
Living upon trust is the way to pay doubleجو اُدھار لے کر گزر جاتا ہے اسے دُگنا ادا کرنا پڑتا ہے
Once pay it never crave itایک بار دے کر پھر اس کی ہوس نہ رکھو
Pay backواپس کرنا
Pay beforehand and your work will be behindhandاگر پیشگی اجرت دے دو تو کام کبھی وقت پر نہ ہوگا
Pay downموقع پر رقم
Pay forبھگتنا
Pay off old scoreبدلہ لینا
Pay roundکسی کا رخ موڑ
Pay the piperخرچ برداشت کرنا
Pay through the noseمہنگا پڑنا
Pay upمکمل ادائیگی
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What are the meanings of اجر - Ajar in English?

Meanings of the word اجر - Ajar in English are compensation, employer, eternal, gratuity, pay, wage, meed, payment and earning. To understand how would you translate the word اجر - Ajar in English, you can take help from words closely related to اجر - Ajar or it’s English translations. Some of these words can also be considered اجر - Ajar synonyms. In case you want even more details, you can also consider checking out all of the definitions of the word اجر - Ajar. If there is a match we also include idioms & quotations that either use this word or its translations in them or use any of the related words in English or Urdu translations. These idioms or quotations can also be taken as a literary example of how to use اجر - Ajar in a sentence. If you have trouble reading in Urdu we have also provided these meanings in Roman Urdu.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What do you mean by ajar?

Meanings of ajar are compensation, earning, employer

What is the synonym of ajar?

Synonym of word ajar are بدلہ, پلٹا, عوض, جزا, اجر, مکافات, تلافی, تَلافی کا عمَل, بَدلا, اَجَر

What are the idioms related to ajar?

Here are the idioms that are related to the word ajar.

  • لیاقت کی قدر آخر کار ہو کر رہتی ہے لیاقت میں زور ہے
  • باتونی نہ تو کسی کی سنتا ہے اور نہ کچھ سیکھتا ہے
  • مناسب تنخواہ
  • یرغمال بنانا
  • فکر کرنے سے کیا حاصِل

What are the quotes with word ajar?

Here is the quote with the word ajar in them

  • The courage of the poet is to keep ajar the door that leads into madness. — Christopher Morley