Praise meanings in Urdu

Praise meanings in Urdu are سَتائِش, صِفت, آفرِيں, تَعرِيف, مدح, ثنا, صفت, چڑھانا, ثناخوانی کرنا, تعریف کرنا, سپاس, گانا, شاباشی, توصیف, سراہنا, داد, داد دینا, حَمد و ثَنا, تعریف, تَحسِين, وَصف, توصِيف Praise in Urdu. More meanings of praise, it's definitions, example sentences, related words, idioms and quotations.

سَتائِش صِفت آفرِيں تَعرِيف مدح ثنا صفت چڑھانا ثناخوانی کرنا تعریف کرنا سپاس گانا شاباشی توصیف سراہنا داد داد دینا حَمد و ثَنا تعریف تَحسِين وَصف توصِيف

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Praise Definitions

Please find 2 English and definitions related to the word Praise.

  • (noun) : an expression of approval and commendation
  • (noun) : offering words of homage as an act of worship

More words related to the meanings of Praise

چڑھاناchrhaanaFlout Exalt Drink Immit Hoist Enhance Platings Plaitings Plaiting Plaining Plating Placating Scout Quaff Mock Lift Jeer
تعریفtariifAdmiringly Laudation Apricates Admirability Definement Apricated Kudos Defiances Praisement Explanation Commends Definitiveness Description Commendams Defiguration Definition Commendam Apprecation Compliment Appliqued Appliment Commendation Admiring Admirance Admiration Accolades Acclaimer Glory Acclaims Praisingly Apricot Acclaiming Praises Praiseworthiness Praised Approval Praiseworthily Prairied Applause Apricots Appreciativeness Praecoces Aprication Appreciated Lauds Apricating Appreciably Lauders
سپاسsipaasSpeos Spas Thanks Gratitude
گاناgaanaWarble Singings Vocalize Lyres Chant Guanas Carol Goannas Vocalizers Gaunting Vocalists Chorist Vocalisers Vocalizer Vocaliser Songfulness Songful Songman Singularize Songfully Vocalise Singults Song Singult Singing Singulars Record Singling Music Singletree
صفتsifatFeature Character Attribute Adjective Epithet Adjectives Adverbially Adverb Adjectively Trait Quality Property
تعریف کرناtariif karnaAdmire Eulogize Commend Apprenticing Apprehending Appreciating Complice Commending Praising Defining Laud Extol Applaud
دادdaadAppeal Acclamation Tetter Ringworm Ovation Justice Herpes Applause
مدحmadahThank you Eulogy Encomium Admiration
شاباشیshaabaashiAppreciation Applause
توصیفtausiifVirtue Merit Commendation Glory Approval
سراہناsaraahnaLaud Commend Apprize Appreciate Applaud
ثناsanaEulogy Glory
داد دیناdaad deynaRedress Applaud Acclaim Appreciate

More words from Urdu related to Praise

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دِلی تائيدچہچہاپگڑی اچھالناڈوکناتَشَکُّربا آوازِ بُلَند سَتائشطرحاملاکتعریف آمیزبولی ٹھولیرضااندراجاخلاقی خصوصیتزیادہ ہوناعدالترجوع کرنامہربانیچِڑاناجُزواچھائاونچا کرناخوثنانقلکورنشفخرداد تالی بجانامنسوب کرناچھوٹی سی فتحجذب کرنابلند کرناقدردانیلائق ہوناقابلیتزیادہ کرنالعن طعنخوبانیچارہ گری کرنامَدَح سوائی کرناخوبیابھارنااِمتیازی نِشانجلاللہکناشاندادگٹکریجھوٹیپینے کی چیزشُکَر ...

Idioms related to the meaning of Praise

Englishاردو
To set the heather on fireآسمان میں تھیگلی گانا
A brother is a friend given by natureبھائی خدا داد دوست ہے
Give someone a big handبہت کھلے دل سے اور زوروشور کے ساتھ داد دنیا
Give a big handبہت کھلے دل سے اور زوروشور کے ساتھ داد دنیا
Whom god teaches not man cannotعلم خدا داد ہوتا ہے
Women have a heavenly instinct for sympathising with misfortuneعورت کی مصیبت میں دوست خدا داد ہے
Set forth the praises of your friends rather than your ownاپنی تعریف کی بجاۓ اپنے دوستوں کی تعریف کرو
We usually praise only that we may be praisedاپنی تعریف کرانے کے لیے دوسروں کی تعریف کی جاتی ہے
It is more difficult to praise rightly than to blameالزام دینے کی نسبت بجا تعریف کرنا زیادہ مشکل ہے
Praise a fool and you water his follyبیوقوف کی تعریف کرنا اس کی بیوقوفی بڑھانا ہے
Self praise is no praiseاپنی تعریف کرنا کوئی بڑائی نہیں
Admonish your friends in private praise them in publicدوستوں کو نصیحت تنہائی میں اور تعریف مجمع میں کرنی چاہیۓ
All things done magnificiently be the richامیر جو کچھ کرے قابلِ تعریف ہے
Allowance is to be made for him who first attempts a thingتعریف تو اسی کی ہے جو کام شروع کرے
Applause is the beginning of abuseتعریف کے بعد گالیاں بھی ملتی ہیں
Be sparing in praising and more so in blamingتعریف احتیاط سے اور بُرائی اور بھی زیادہ احتیاط سے
Every man praises his own waresاپنی چیز کی ہر کوئی تعریف کرتا ہے
Everyone is want to praise him who is no moreجو مر چُکا ہے اس کی سب تعریف کرتے ہیں
Faint praise is disparagementبے دِلی کی تعریف بُرائی کے برابر
He is not good himself who speaks well of everybody alikeجو سب اچھے بروں کی تعریف کرے وہ خود اچھا نہیں ہو سکتا
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What are the meanings of Praise in Urdu?

Meanings of the word Praise in Urdu are چڑھانا - chrhaana, تعریف - tariif, سپاس - sipaas, گانا - gaana, صفت - sifat, تعریف کرنا - tariif karna, داد - daad, مدح - madah, شاباشی - shaabaashi, توصیف - tausiif, سراہنا - saraahna, ثنا - sana and داد دینا - daad deyna. To understand how would you translate the word Praise in Urdu, you can take help from words closely related to Praise or it’s Urdu translations. Some of these words can also be considered Praise synonyms. In case you want even more details, you can also consider checking out all of the definitions of the word Praise. 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 Praise 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 praise?

Meanings of praise are چڑھانا - chrhaana, تعریف - tariif, سپاس - sipaas, گانا - gaana, صفت - sifat, تعریف کرنا - tariif karna, داد - daad, مدح - madah, شاباشی - shaabaashi, توصیف - tausiif, سراہنا - saraahna, ثنا - sana and داد دینا - daad deyna

Whats the definition of praise?

Definition of the praise are

  • an expression of approval and commendation
  • offering words of homage as an act of worship

What is the synonym of praise?

Synonym of word praise are flout, admiringly, speos, warble, feature, laudation, singings, admire, appeal, apricates

What are the idioms with the word praise?

Here are the idioms with the word praise in them.

  • Admonish your friends in private praise them in public
  • All false praise wounds an honest mind
  • Do not believe those who praise you
  • Everyone is want to praise him who is no more
  • Faint praise is disparagement

What are the idioms related to praise?

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

  • To set the heather on fire
  • A brother is a friend given by nature
  • Give someone a big hand
  • Give a big hand
  • Whom god teaches not man cannot

What are the quotes with word praise?

Here are the quotes with the word praise in them

  • Anything in any way beautiful derives its beauty from itself and asks nothing beyond itself. Praise is no part of it, for nothing is made worse or better by praise. — Marcus Aurelius
  • The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate. — Oprah Winfrey
  • Selling public property is the true Chicago way. Had Mr. Obama not been elected president, the nation's business journals would be falling over one another to praise his city for its daring, market-friendly innovations. — Thomas Frank
  • It is easy enough to praise men for the courage of their convictions. I wish I could teach the sad young of this mealy generation the courage of their confusions. — John Ciardi