Idioms Hub: English and Urdu Expressions Explained

Dive into a Rich Tapestry of Expressions - Idioms, Proverbs, and Sayings

Discover the fascinating world of idiomatic expressions in both English and Urdu languages. Explore the cultural nuances and linguistic richness of these languages through commonly used phrases and their meanings. Whether you’re a language enthusiast, a student, or simply curious about the intricacies of language, our platform offers a comprehensive guide to decode and understand idioms in both English and Urdu.

WHAT COSTS NOTHING IS WORTH NOTHING

AT LONG LAST

NOBILITY CONSTRAINS US

CHARITY GIVES HERSLEF RICH; COVETOUSNESS HOARDS ITSELF POOR

WHO WILL NOT HEAR MUST BE MADE TO FEEL

KNOWLEDGE MAKES ONE LAUGH, BUT WEALTH MAKES ONE DANCE

TO HANG ON THE REAR OF

THE STING OF A REPROACH IS THE TRUTH OF IT

SNAP ONE,S HEAD NOSE OFF

RELIGION IS THE BEST ARMOUR IN THE WORLD, BUT THE WORST CLOAK

UNDERSTANDING IS THE WEALTH OF WEALTH

UNENCUMBERED WEDDING

ONE HAND WASHES ANOTHER

IF THE OLD DOG BARKS, HE GIVES COUNSEL

A MAN`S WORTH IS THE WORTH OF HIS HAND

THE ETERNAL TALKER NEITHER HEARS NOR LEARNS

THE EARTHEN POT MUST KEEP CLEAR OF THE BRASS KETTLE

MORE HASTE, WORST SPEED

TEMPERANCE IS THE BEST PHYSIC

TO LAY LAVENDER

REASON AND AUTHORITY, THE TWO BRIGHTEST LIGHTS OF THE EARTH

TWO WOLVES MAY WORRY ONE SHEEP

TO KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE

NO MAN IS BORN WISE OR LEARNED

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