New year's day meanings in Urdu

New year's day meanings in Urdu are نئے سال کا پہلا دن, نو روز New year's day in Urdu. More meanings of new year's day, it's definitions, example sentences, related words, idioms and quotations.

نئے سال کا پہلا دن نو روز

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New year's day Definitions

Please find 1 English and definitions related to the word New year's day.

  • (noun) : the first day of the year

Idioms related to the meaning of New year's day

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A constant guest is never welcomeقدر کھو دیتا ہے روز کا آنا جانا
A wonder lasts but nine daysعجوبہ چند روز کے بعد عجوبہ نہیں رہتا
Alike every day makes a clout on sundayروز کی عید کا چاوٴ نہیں رہتا
Christmas comes but once a yearہر روز عید نیست کہ حلوہ خورد کسے
Constant dropping wears away the stoneروز کے ٹپکے سے پتھر بھی گھس جاتا ہے
Every day is not sundayہر روز عید نہیں
Familiarity breeds contemptقدر کھوتا ہے ہر روز کا آنا جانا
For life is nearer everyday to deathموت کا دِن روز بروز قریب آ رہا ہے
For that which is sweet if it be often repeated is no longer sweetہر روز کی عید کا چاوٴ نہیں رہتا
Live outروز گار کی جگہ سے دور رہنا
Make your plans for the year at its beginning correct your wife from the first dayسال بھر کے کام کا نقشہ پہلے ہی بنا لو اور اپنی بیوی کو پہلے روز سے ہی ٹھیک کرنا شروع کرو
Make your plans for the year at its beginning; correct your wife from the first dayسال بھر کے کام کا نقشہ پہلے ہی بنا لو اور اپنی بیوی کو پہلے روز سے ہی ٹھیک کرنا شروع کرو
No day passeth without something we wish notہر روز کچھ نہ کچھ ناخوشگوار ہو کر ہی رہتا ہے دنیا میں ہر بات ہماری پسند کی نہیں ہو سکتی
The fool is always beginning to liveبیوقوف ہر روز نیک ارادے کرتا ہے
Theday of reckoningروز قیامت یا فیصلہ کا دن
Too much familiarity breeds contemptقدر کھودیتا ہے روز کا آنا جانا

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What do you mean by new year's day?

نئے سال کا پہلا دن, نو روز

Whats the definition of new year's day?

Definition of the new year's day are

  • the first day of the year

What are the idioms related to new year's day?

Here are the idioms that are related to the word new year's day.

  • A constant guest is never welcome
  • A wonder lasts but nine days
  • Alike every day makes a clout on sunday
  • Christmas comes but once a year
  • Constant dropping wears away the stone

What are the quotes with word new year's day?

Here is the quote with the word new year's day in them

  • But to the slave mother New Year's day comes laden with peculiar sorrows. She sits on her cold cabin floor, watching the children who may all be torn from her the next morning and often does she wish that she and they might die before the day dawns. — Harriet Ann Jacobs