جنازہ

ur-noun

جَنازَہ • (janāza) m (Hindi spelling जनाज़ा)

جَنازَہ (canonical)
janāza (romanization)
जनाज़ा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian جَنَازَه (janāza), from Arabic جَنَازَة (janāza). First attested in c. 1503 as Middle Hindi جنازہ (janāza)ِ.

bor+

اٹھے جنازہ جو کل ہمارا قسم ہے تم کو نہ دینا کندھا

1960, “خدا نگہبان ہو”, in Shakeel Badayuni (lyrics), Naushad (music), Mughal-e-Azam, performed by Lata Mangeshkar:

If my funeral is tommorow, promise me you won't help lift my bier

uṭhe janāzā jo kal hamārā qasam hai tumko nā denā kāndhā

(literally) bier; the corpse (or coffin in which a corpse is taken away)


چچی

/t͡ʃə.t͡ʃiː/


چرائی

head

چرائی • (črāy)


چڑھائی

ur-noun

چڑھائی • (caṛhāī) f (Hindi spelling चढ़ाई)


چورسی

head

چورسی • (čaursī)


چھوارے

ur-noun

چُھوارے • (chuāre) m pl (Hindi spelling छुवारे)

چُھوارے (canonical)
chuāre (romanization)
छुवारे (Hindi)

/t͡ʃʰʊ.ʋɑː.ɾeː/

چُھوارا چھوارا#Urdu

inflection of چُھوارا (chuvārā, “dried date”):

چُھوارا چھوارا#Urdu


چکھنا

ur-verb

چکھنا • (cakhnā) (intransitive, Hindi spelling चखना)

/t͡ʃəkʰ.nɑː/

Inherited from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀘𑀓𑁆𑀔𑀤𑀺 (cakkhadi), possibly from Sanskrit *चक्षति (*cakṣati, “tastes”), from Proto-Indo-Aryan. Cognate with Assamese চাকা (saka) / চকা (soka).


چونا

چُونا (canonical)
cūnā (romanization)
चूना (Hindi)
چُونا (direct singular)
چُونے (direct plural)
چُونے (oblique singular)
چُونوں (oblique plural)
چُونے (singular vocative)
چُونو (plural vocative)

Inherited from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀘𑀼𑀡𑁆𑀡 (cuṇṇa), from Sanskrit चूर्ण (cūrṇa, “lime; powder”).


خطرہ

ur-noun

خَطْرَہ • (xatra) m (Hindi spelling ख़तरा)

خَطْرَہ (canonical)
xatra (romanization)
ख़तरा (Hindi)
خَطْرَہ (direct singular)
خَطْرے (direct plural)
خَطْرے (oblique singular)
خَطْروں (oblique plural)
خَطْرے (singular vocative)
خَطْرو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian خطره (xatra), from Arabic خَطَر (ḵaṭar).


دنداسہ

ur-noun

دنداسہ • (dandāsā) m (Hindi spelling दंदासा)

the bark of the tree that is used to clean your teeth


دادو

دادُو (canonical)
dādū (romanization)
दादू (Hindi)

Named after Syed Dad Muhammad Shah Alias Dadu, the founder of the city.

Dadu (a city in Dadu district, Sindh, Pakistan)


دیگچی

دیگچی • (degcī) f (Hindi spelling देगची)

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *deyh₂-der.
Proto-Indo-European *dʰegʷʰ-influ.
Classical Persian دیگ (dēg)
Classical Persian ـچِی (-čī)
Urdu دیگچیFrom Classical Persian دیگ (dēg) + ـچِی (-čī).


خطہ

ur-noun

خِطَّہ • (xitta) m (Hindi spelling ख़ित्ता)

خِطَّہ (canonical)
xitta (romanization)
ख़ित्ता (Hindi)
خِطََّہ (direct singular)
خِطَّے (direct plural)
خِطَّے (oblique singular)
خِطَّوں (oblique plural)
خِطَّے (singular vocative)
خِطَّو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian خِطَّه (xitta, “territory; ground; country”), from Arabic خِطَّة (ḵiṭṭa).


ڈونگا

ur-noun

ڈونگا • (ḍoṅgā) m (Hindi spelling डोंगा)


روزہ دار

روزہ دار • (rozā dār) m or f (Hindi spelling रोज़ा-दार)

rozā dār (romanization)
रोज़ा-दार (Hindi)


رندہ

Borrowed from Classical Persian رنده (randa).


روزے

روزہ روزہ#Urdu

inflection of روزہ (“fast”):
direct plural

روزہ روزہ#Urdu

inflection of روزہ (“fast”):
oblique/vocative singular


رشتہ دار

ur-noun

رِشْتَہ دار • (riśta dār) m or f (Hindi spelling रिश्तेदार)

رِشْتَہ دار (canonical)
riśta dār (romanization)
रिश्तेदार (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian رشته دار (rišta-dār), from رشته (rišta) + دار (dār). Compare Punjabi ਰਿਸ਼ਤੇਦਾਰ (riśtedār).


رکابی

ur-noun

رکابی • (rikābī) f (Hindi spelling रिकाबी)


ڈھیر

Inherited from Ashokan Prakrit *𑀠𑁂𑀭 (*ḍhera). Compare Punjabi ڈھیر (ḍher, “pile”), Gujarati ઢેર (ḍher, “pile”), Marathi ढेर (ḍher, “pile”), Bengali ঢেরি (ḍheri, “heap, pile”).


رومال

ur-noun

رُومَال • (rūmāl) m (Hindi spelling रूमाल)

رُومَال (canonical)
rūmāl (romanization)
रूमाल (Hindi)
رُومَال (direct singular)
رُومَال (direct plural)
رُومَال (oblique singular)
رُومَالوں (oblique plural)
رُومَال (singular vocative)
رُومَالو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian رُومَال (rūmāl, literally “face-wiper”).


ریڑھی

ur-noun

ریڑھی • (reṛhī) f (Hindi spelling रेढ़ी)


روشن دان

روشن دان • (rōšin dān) ?

enlightened, a person who is enlightened


ریگ مال

ریگ مال • (reg māl) ? (Hindi spelling रेग माल)


ہلسہ

ہلسہ • (hilsā) f (Hindi spelling हिल्सा)


سلینڈر

سلینڈر • (slenḍar) ? (Hindi spelling स्लैंडर)


زیارت

زِیارَت • (ziyārat) f (Hindi spelling ज़ियारत)

زِیارَت (canonical)
ziyārat (romanization)
ज़ियारत (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian زِیارَت (ziyārat), from Arabic زِيَارَة (ziyāra).


سوٹ کیس

ur-noun

سوٹ کیس • (sūṭ kes) ?


سوٹکیس

سوٹکیس • (sūṭkes) ?

سوٹ کیس
سوٹ کیس#Urdu


شاندار

ur-adj

شانْدار • (śāndār) (Hindi spelling शानदार)

شانْدار (canonical)
śāndār (romanization)
शानदार (Hindi)


شہتوت

ur-noun

شہتوت • (śahtūt) m (Hindi spelling शहतूत)

/ʃəɦ.t̪uːt̪/

Borrowed from Classical Persian شاهتوت (šāh-tūt).


شناختی

ur-adj

شناختی • (śanāxtī) (Hindi spelling शनाख़्ती)


شاہ توت

ur-noun

شاہ توت • (śāh-tūt) m

شہتوت شہتوت#Urdu

Alternative form of شہتوت (śahtūt, “mulberry”)


شرافت

شَرافَت • (śarāfat) f (Hindi spelling शराफ़त)

شَرافَت (canonical)
śarāfat (romanization)
शराफ़त (Hindi)
شَرافَت (direct singular)
شَرافَتیں (direct plural)
شَرافَت (oblique singular)
شَرافَتوں (oblique plural)
شَرافَت (singular vocative)
شَرافَتو (plural vocative)

/ʃə.ɾɑː.fət̪/

Borrowed from Classical Persian شَرَافَت (šarāfat), from Arabic شَرَافَة (šarāfa).


شیشو

شِیشو (canonical)
śīśo (romanization)
शीशो (Hindi)

شِیشَہ شیشہ#Urdu

vocative plural of شِیشَہ (śīśa, “glass; pane; window”)


عارضی

ur-adj

عارضی • (ʿārizī) (Hindi spelling आरिज़ी)


ظاہر

From Classical Persian ظاهر (zāhir), from Arabic ظَاهِر (ẓāhir).


غوٹہ

ur-noun

غوٹَہ • (ğoṭah) m (Hindi spelling ग़ोटा)

غوٹَہ (canonical)
ğoṭah (romanization)
ग़ोटा (Hindi)


میں پاکستانی ہوں

ur-phrase

مَیں پاکِسْتانی ہُوں

मैं पाकिस्तानी हूँ

مَیں پاکِسْتانی ہُوں • (ma͠i pākistānī hū̃) (Hindi spelling मैं पाकिस्तानी हूँ)

مَیں پاکِسْتانی ہُوں (canonical)
ma͠i pākistānī hū̃ (romanization)
मैं पाकिस्तानी हूँ (Hindi)

/mɛ̃ː pɑː.kɪs.t̪ɑː.niː ɦũː/


خچر

ur-noun

خچر • (xaccar) m (Hindi spelling ख़च्चर or खच्चर)

xaccar (romanization)
ख़च्चर (Hindi)
खच्चर (Hindi)

/xət̪.t͡ʃəɾ/


کرا

ur-verb

کرا • (karā)


نخچیر گاہ

ur-noun

نخچیر گاہ • (naxcīr-gāh) ?

/nəx.t͡ʃiːɾ ɡɑːɦ/

From نخچیر (naxcīr, “prey; game, quarry”) + گاہ (gāh, “place, center”), literally “place of prey”.


نخچیر کشی

ur-noun

نخچیر کشی • (naxcīr-kušī) ?

From نخچیر (naxcīr, “prey; game, quarry”) + کشی (kušī, “slaying, killing”).


مولود

ur-adj

مَوْلُود • (mavlūd) (Hindi spelling मौलूद)

مَوْلُود (canonical)
mavlūd (romanization)
मौलूद (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic مَوْلُود (mawlūd). The sense "birthday, nativity" came from a confusion with Arabic مَوْلِد (mawlid).


مولود

ur-noun

مَوْلُود • (mavlūd) m (Hindi spelling मौलूद)

birthday, nativity; especially that of Muḥammad


نخچیر زن

نخچیر زن • (naxcīr-zan) ? (Hindi spelling नख़चीर-ज़न)

naxcīr-zan (romanization)
नख़चीर-ज़न (Hindi)
نخچیر زن (direct singular)
نخچیر زن (direct plural)
نخچیر زن (oblique singular)
نخچیر زنوں (oblique plural)
نخچیر زن (singular vocative)
نخچیر زنو (plural vocative)

From نخچیر (naxcīr, “prey; game, quarry”) + زن (zan, “slay, kill; strike”), literally "game-slayer".


نخچیر محبت

ur-noun

नख़चीर-ए-मुहब्बत

نخچیر محبت • (naxcīr-e-muhabbat) m (Hindi spelling नख़चीर-ए-मुहब्बत)

naxcīr-e-muhabbat (romanization)
नख़चीर-ए-मुहब्बत (Hindi)
نخچیر محبت (direct singular)
نخچیر محبت (direct plural)
نخچیر محبت (oblique singular)
نخچیر محبتوں (oblique plural)
نخچیر محبت (singular vocative)
نخچیر محبتو (plural vocative)

ur-decl-noun

نخچیر محبتوں

From نخچیر (naxcīr, “prey; quarry”) + محبت (muhabbat, “love, affection”), literally "prey of passion" or "victim of love".

af

one who sacrifices themselves in the name of love; one who is a victim of love and passion


نخچیر

ur-noun

نخچیر • (naxcīr) m (Hindi spelling नख़चीर)

naxcīr (romanization)
नख़चीर (Hindi)
نخچیر (direct singular)
نخچیر (direct plural)
نخچیر (oblique singular)
نخچیروں (oblique plural)
نخچیر (singular vocative)
نخچیرو (plural vocative)

From Classical Persian نخچیر (naxčīr, “hunt, hunting; game, quarry; prey”).
Cognate with Wakhi نخچیر (naxčīr, “fox”), Yidgha نخشیر (naxšīr, “goat”), Yagnobi нахшир (naxšir), and Gandhari 𐨣𐨐𐨿𐨕𐨁𐨌𐨪 (naxcīra).


جموں اور کشمیر

ur-proper noun

जम्मू और कश्मीर

جموں اور کشمیر • (jammū̃ aur kaśmīr) m (Hindi spelling जम्मू और कश्मीर)

jammū̃ aur kaśmīr (romanization)
जम्मू और कश्मीर (Hindi)

/d͡ʒəm.mũː ɔːɾ kəʃ.miːɾ/

جموں و کشمیر
جموں و کشمیر#Urdu

Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir#English

Alternative form of جموں و کشمیر (jammū̃-o-kaśmīr): Jammu and Kashmir (a union territory in northern India; capital: Jammu and Srinagar)


آزاد جموں و کشمیر

آزاد جَمُّوں و کَشْمِیر

आज़ाद जम्मू-ओ-कश्मीर

آزاد جَمُّوں و کَشْمِیر • (āzād jammū̃-o-kaśmīr) m (Hindi spelling आज़ाद जम्मू-ओ-कश्मीर)

آزاد جَمُّوں و کَشْمِیر (canonical)
āzād jammū̃-o-kaśmīr (romanization)
आज़ाद जम्मू-ओ-कश्मीर (Hindi)

/ɑː.zɑːd̪ d͡ʒəm.mũː oː kəʃ.miːɾ/

LL-Q1617 (urd)-نعم البدل-آزاد جموں و کشمیر.wav

From آزاد (āzād, “free”) + جموں (jmõ, “Jammu”) + کشمیر (o, “and”) + [Term?] (“Kashmir”).

af

Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Azad Jammu and Kashmir#English

Azad Jammu and Kashmir (an autonomous territory of Pakistan; capital: Muzaffarabad)


مقبوضہ کشمیر

ur-proper noun

مَقْبُوضَہ کَشْمِیر

مَقْبُوضَہ کَشْمِیر • (maqbūẓa kaśmīr) m (Hindi spelling मक़्बूज़ा कश्मीर)

مَقْبُوضَہ کَشْمِیر (canonical)
maqbūẓa kaśmīr (romanization)
मक़्बूज़ा कश्मीर (Hindi)

From مقبوضہ (maqbūẓa, “occupied”) + کشمیر (kaśmīr, “Kashmir”)

com

(Pakistan) the de facto India union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh collectively called "Indian-Administered Kashmir", one of three parts that together form the dejure province of Kashmir, the other being Azad Kashmir and Aksai Chin.

(by extension) Jammu and Kashmir (a union territory in northern India; capital: Jammu and Srinagar)


آزاد کشمیر

ur-proper noun

آزاد کَشْمِیر

आज़ाद कश्मीर

آزاد کَشْمِیر • (āzād kaśmīr) m (Hindi spelling आज़ाद कश्मीर)

آزاد کَشْمِیر (canonical)
āzād kaśmīr (romanization)
आज़ाद कश्मीर (Hindi)

/ɑː.zɑːd̪ kəʃ.miːɾ/

From آزاد (āzād, “free”) + کشمیر (“Kashmir”)

آزاد جموں و کشمیر
آزاد جموں و کشمیر#Urdu

Alternative form of آزاد جموں و کشمیر (āzād jammū̃-o-kaśmīr)


گورداسپور

گورْداسْپُور

گورْداسْپُور • (gordāspūr) m (Hindi spelling गुरदासपुर)

گورْداسْپُور (canonical)
gordāspūr (romanization)
गुरदासपुर (Hindi)

[ɡʊɾ.d̪ɑːs.puːɾ]

گُور‧داس‧پُور

From گورداس (gordās) + ـپُور (-pūr, “town; city; village”). Named after Mahant Guriya das ji.

suffix

لیکن پنجابی کا جو لہجہ سب کے لیے معیار قرار پایا، جس کی گرامر و اصول سب کے لئے قابل قبول ہوئے وہ لاہور، امرتسر، گورداسپور، سیالکوٹ اور ان کے نواحی علاقوں کا ہے۔

2023 January 18, Ashraf Sharif, “پنجاب کی لسانی تاریخ کا کھوج [Exploring the Linguistic History of Punjab]”, in روزنامہ ٩٢نیوز [Daily 92 News ePaper]:

However, the dialect of Punjabi which was set as the standard for all, and whose grammar and principles became acceptable to all, belongs to Lahore, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Sialkot and their suburbs.

lekin panjābī kā jo lahja sab ke liye miʻyar qarār pāya, jis kī grāmar o aṣūl sab ke liy'e qābl-e-qabūl hū'e vo lāhaur, amritsar, gordāspūr, siyalkoṭ aur un ke nuvāḥī ʻilāqoṉ kā hai.

گورداسپور کی متنازعہ تقسیم

2022 August 15, Farooq Azam, “جب لاہور اچانک بھارت کے بجائے پاکستان کا حصہ بن گیا [When Lahore suddenly became a part of Pakistan instead of India]”, in DW Urdu:

Gurdaspur (a city and administrative headquarters of Gurdaspur District in the Indian state of Punjab).

میاں فضل حسین کا تعلق بھٹی راجپوت سے تھا اور ان کا خاندان گو بٹالہ ضلع گورداسپور کا متوطن تھا

1995, Research Society of Pakistan, Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan, page 61:

Mian Fazl Hussain belonged to Bhatti Rajput and his family were from Batala, district Gurdaspur

miyaṉ faẓl ḥusain kā taʻluq bhaṭṭī rājpūt se thā āur un kā xāndān go baṭāla ẓilaʻ gordāspūr kā mutavat̤t̤in thā

Gurdaspur District
Gurdaspur District#English

(by extension) Gurdaspur District (a district of Punjab, India)


یونین علاقہ

ur-noun

یُونِیَن عِلاقَہ

یُونِیَن عِلاقَہ • (yūniyan ilāqā) m (Hindi spelling यूनियन इलाक़ा)

یُونِیَن عِلاقَہ (canonical)
yūniyan ilāqā (romanization)
यूनियन इलाक़ा (Hindi)

یُونِیَن (yūniyan, “union”) + عِلاقَہ ('ilāqa, “area, territory”).

com

union territory (an administrative division of India that is ruled directly by the federal government, as opposed to a state or province)


گلگت بلتستان

ur-proper noun

گِلْگِت بَلْتِسْتان

गिलगित-बल्तिस्तान

گِلْگِت بَلْتِسْتان • (gilgit baltistān) m (Hindi spelling गिलगित-बल्तिस्तान)

گِلْگِت بَلْتِسْتان (canonical)
gilgit baltistān (romanization)
गिलगित-बल्तिस्तान (Hindi)

LL-Q1617 (urd)-نعم البدل-گلگت بلتستان.wav

From گلگت (“Gilgit”) + بلتستان (“Baltistan”), the latter borrowed from Classical Persian بلتستان (baltistân), equivalent to بلتی (“Balti people”) + ـستان (“-land”).

Gilgit-Baltistan (an autonomous territory of Pakistan; capital: Gilgit)


انتظامی تقسیم

ur-noun

اِنْتِظامی تَقْسِیم

اِنْتِظامی تَقْسِیم • (intizāmī taqsīm) f (Hindi spelling अिंतिज़ामी तक़्सीम)

اِنْتِظامی تَقْسِیم (canonical)
intizāmī taqsīm (romanization)
अिंतिज़ामी तक़्सीम (Hindi)

From انتظامی (“administrative”) + تقسیم (“division”).


دہلوی

ur-adj

دِہْلَوی • (dihlavī) (Hindi spelling देहलवी)

دِہْلَوی (canonical)
dihlavī (romanization)
देहलवी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian دهلوی (dehlavi)


دہلوی

ur-proper noun

دِہْلَوی • (dihlavī) m or f by sense (Hindi spelling देहलवी)

a surname transferred from the place name


دہلوی

دِہْلَوی (canonical)
dihlavī (romanization)
देहलवी (Hindi)
دِہلَوی (direct singular)
دِہلَوی (direct plural)
دِہلَوی (oblique singular)
دِہلَوِیوں (oblique plural)
دِہلَوی (singular vocative)
دِہلَوِیو (plural vocative)
دِہلَوی (direct singular)
دِہلَوِیاں (direct plural)
دِہلَوی (oblique singular)
دِہلَوِیوں (oblique plural)
دِہلَوی (singular vocative)
دِہلَوِیو (plural vocative)


دادرا و نگر حویلی و دمن و دیو

دادرا و نَگَر حَوَیْلی و دَمَن و دِیو

دادرا و نَگَر حَوَیْلی و دَمَن و دِیو • (dādrā-o-nagar-havailī-o-daman-o-dīv) m (Hindi spelling दादरा ओ नगर हवय्ली ओ दमन ओ दीव)

دادرا و نَگَر حَوَیْلی و دَمَن و دِیو (canonical)
dādrā-o-nagar-havailī-o-daman-o-dīv (romanization)
दादरा ओ नगर हवय्ली ओ दमन ओ दीव (Hindi)

/d̪ɑːd̪.ɾɑː oː nə.ɡəɾ.ɦə.ʋeː.liː oː d̪ə.mən oː d̪iː.oː/

Calque of English Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. Compare Hindi दादरा और नगर हवेली एवं दमन और दीव (dādrā aur nagar havelī evã daman aur dīv)

noncog

दादरा और नगर हवेली एवं दमन और दीव

Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu#English

Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (a union territory of India; capital: Daman)

en-دادرا_و_نگر_حویلی_و_دمن_و_دیو-ur-name-rCLD~D2B


کنگھی

ur-noun

کَن٘گھی • (kaṅghī) f (Hindi spelling कंघी)

کَن٘گھی (canonical)
kaṅghī (romanization)
कंघी (Hindi)
کنگھی (direct singular)
کنگھِیاں (direct plural)
کنگھی (oblique singular)
کنگھِیوں (oblique plural)
کنگھی (singular vocative)
کنگھِیو (plural vocative)


گرمالا

گرمالا • (girmālā) m (Hindi spelling गिरमाला)

a towel, a hand tool for lifting and dressing mortar plaster etc., mason's trowel


گتا

گَتّا • (gattā) m (Hindi spelling गत्ता)

گَتّا (canonical)
gattā (romanization)
गत्ता (Hindi)
گَتّا (direct singular)
گَتّے (direct plural)
گَتّے (oblique singular)
گَتّوں (oblique plural)
گَتّے (singular vocative)
گَتّو (plural vocative)


ہمایوں

ur-adj

ہُمایُوں • (humāyū̃) (Hindi spelling हुमायूँ)

ہُمایُوں (canonical)
humāyū̃ (romanization)
हुमायूँ (Hindi)

/ɦʊ.mɑː.jũː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian همایون (humāyūn), from Middle Persian.


ہمایوں

ur-proper noun

ہُمایُوں • (humāyū̃) m (Hindi spelling हुमायूँ)

/ɦʊ.mɑː.jũː/


گلی ڈنڈا

ur-noun

گلی ڈنڈا • (galī ḍanḍā) m (Hindi spelling गली डंडा)

galī ḍanḍā (romanization)
गली डंडा (Hindi)


گنجا

گَنْجا • (ganjā) m (Hindi spelling गंजा)

گَنْجا (canonical)
ganjā (romanization)
गंजा (Hindi)


گودام

گودام • (godām) m (Hindi spelling गोदाम)


گواہ

گواہ • (gavāh) m or f (Hindi spelling गवाह)


قرہ قرم

ur-proper noun

قَرَہ قُرَم • (qara quram) m (Hindi spelling क़रा क़ुरम)

قَرَہ قُرَم (canonical)
qara quram (romanization)
क़रा क़ुरम (Hindi)

قَراقُرَم قراقرم#Urdu

Alternative form of قَراقُرَم (qarāquram, “Karakoram”).


قراقرم

قَراقُرَم • (qarāquram) m (Hindi spelling क़राक़ुरम)

قَراقُرَم (canonical)
qarāquram (romanization)
क़राक़ुरम (Hindi)

Ultimately from a Turkic language. See Karakoram.

Karakoram (a mountain range located in the regions of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan and Ladakh, India).


اقوام متحدہ

ur-noun

اَقْوامِ مُتَّحِدَہ

اَقْوامِ مُتَّحِدَہ • (aqvām-i muttahida) f (Hindi spelling अक़्वामि मुत्तहिदा)

اَقْوامِ مُتَّحِدَہ (canonical)
aqvām-i muttahida (romanization)
अक़्वामि मुत्तहिदा (Hindi)

/əq.ʋɑː.meː mʊt̪.t̪ə.ɦɪ.d̪ɑː/

From اَقْوام (aqvām, “nations”) + مُتَّحِدَہ (muttahida, “united”).


گوبھی

Borrowed from Portuguese couve (“cabbage”).


لالٹین

ur-noun

لالْٹین • (lālṭen) f (Hindi spelling लालटेन)

لالْٹین (canonical)
lālṭen (romanization)
लालटेन (Hindi)

Borrowed from Bengali লন্ঠন (lonṭhon), from English lantern. The Urdu spelling لالٹين (lālṭen) is attested in the آبِ حیات (Āb-e hayāt) in 1880.


ژاغہ

ژاغَہ • (žāğā) ? (Hindi spelling झ़ााग़ा)

ژاغَہ (canonical)
žāğā (romanization)
झ़ााग़ा (Hindi)


فظیع

فَظِیعْ (canonical)
fazī (romanization)
फ़ज़ी (Hindi)


لٹ

لَٹ (canonical)
laṭ (romanization)
लट (Hindi)


متحدہ

ur-adj

مُتَّحِدَہ • (muttahidā) (Hindi spelling मुत्तहिदा)

مُتَّحِدَہ (canonical)
muttahidā (romanization)
मुत्तहिदा (Hindi)

From Classical Persian متحده (muttahida), ultimately from Arabic مُتَّحِدَة (muttaḥida)


غیر جانبدار

غَیر جانِبْدَار

ग़ैर जानिब-दार

غَیر جانِبْدَار • (ğair jānibdār) (Hindi spelling ग़ैर जानिब-दार)

غَیر جانِبْدَار (canonical)
ğair jānibdār (romanization)
ग़ैर जानिब-दार (Hindi)


ذیلی

ur-noun

ذَیلِی • (zailī) f (Hindi spelling ज़ैली)

ذَیلِی (canonical)
zailī (romanization)
ज़ैली (Hindi)


ژولیدہ

ur-adj

ژولِیدَہ • (žolīdā) (Hindi spelling झ़ोलीदा)

ژولِیدَہ (canonical)
žolīdā (romanization)
झ़ोलीदा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ژولیده (žōlīda), past participle of ژولیدن (žōlīdan).

bor+

disheveled, entangled, intricate, unkempt, entangled, intricate, confused


مبارزہ

ur-noun

مُبارَزَہ • (mubārazā) m (Hindi spelling मुबारज़ा)

مُبارَزَہ (canonical)
mubārazā (romanization)
मुबारज़ा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian مُبارَزَه (mubāraza), from Arabic مُبَارَزَة (mubāraza)


عوام الناس

ur-noun

عَوَامُ الْنَاسْ

عَوَامُ الْنَاسْ • (avāmunnās) m (Hindi spelling अवानुन्नास)

عَوَامُ الْنَاسْ (canonical)
avāmunnās (romanization)
अवानुन्नास (Hindi)

From Arabic عَوَامّ النَّاس (ʕawāmm an-nās).

bor

عَوَامّ النَّاس

Arabic عَوَامّ النَّاس (ʕawāmm an-nās)


گڑ

Inherited from Old Hindi गुड (guḍa), from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀕𑀼𑀟 (guḍa), from Sanskrit गुड (guḍá). Cognate to Punjabi ਗੁੜ (guṛ), Gujarati ગોળ (goḷ), Marathi गूळ (gūḷ), Bengali গুড় (guṛ).


ژیاں

ur-adj

ژِیاں • (źiyā̃) (indeclinable, Hindi spelling झ़ियाँ)

ژِیاں (canonical)
źiyā̃ (romanization)
झ़ियाँ (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ژیان (žiyān).


ہلکا

ہَلْکا (canonical)
halkā (romanization)
हल्का (Hindi)
ہَلکا (direct masculine singular)
ہَلکے (direct masculine plural)
ہَلکی (direct feminine singular)
ہَلکی (direct feminine plural)
ہَلکے (indirect masculine singular)
ہَلکے (indirect masculine plural)
ہَلکی (feminine indirect singular)
ہَلکی (feminine indirect plural)


دوپہر

ur-noun

دوپَہَر • (dopahar) m or f (Hindi spelling दोपहर)

دوپَہَر (canonical)
dopahar (romanization)
दोपहर (Hindi)
دوپَہَر (direct singular)
دوپَہَر (direct plural)
دوپَہَر (oblique singular)
دوپَہَروں (oblique plural)
دوپَہَر (singular vocative)
دوپَہَرو (plural vocative)

From دو (do, “two”) + پَہَر (pahar, “measure of time equalling three hours”).


ڑوڑا

ur-noun

ڑوڑَا • (ṛoṛā) ? (Hindi spelling ड़ोड़ा)

ڑوڑَا (canonical)
ṛoṛā (romanization)
ड़ोड़ा (Hindi)


درانتی

دَرَانْتی • (darāntī) f (Hindi spelling दरांती)

دَرَانْتی (canonical)
darāntī (romanization)
दरांती (Hindi)

Borrowed from Punjabi داتری (dātrī) / ਦਾਤਰੀ (dātrī).


خوفزدہ

ur-adj

خَوفْزَدَہ • (xaufzada) (Hindi spelling ख़ौफ़्ज़दा)

خَوفْزَدَہ (canonical)
xaufzada (romanization)
ख़ौफ़्ज़दा (Hindi)


ماچس

ur-noun

مَاچِسْ • (mācis) m (Hindi spelling माचिस)

مَاچِسْ (canonical)
mācis (romanization)
माचिस (Hindi)


ماتم

ماتَم (canonical)
mātam (romanization)
मातम (Hindi)
ماتَم (direct singular)
ماتَم (direct plural)
ماتَم (oblique singular)
ماتَموں (oblique plural)
ماتَم (singular vocative)
ماتَمو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ماتَم (mātam), from Arabic مَأْتَم (maʔtam).

bor+

a women's gathering for a good deed or bad occasion

(Shia Islam) ritual mourning (for Imam Hussain's martydom)


شیر خوار

ur-noun

شِیر خَوار • (šīr-xwār) ? (Hindi spelling शीर ख़वार)

شِیر خَوار (canonical)
šīr-xwār (romanization)
शीर ख़वार (Hindi)


غٹ پٹ

ur-adj

غِٹ پِٹ • (ğiṭ piṭ) (Hindi spelling ग़िट-पिट)

غِٹ پِٹ (canonical)
ğiṭ piṭ (romanization)
ग़िट-पिट (Hindi)


ٹخنہ

ur-noun

ٹَخْنَہ • (ṭaxnah) ? (Hindi spelling टख़्ना)

ٹَخْنَہ (canonical)
ṭaxnah (romanization)
टख़्ना (Hindi)


قمرغہ

قَمُرْغَہ • (qamurğah) ? (Hindi spelling क़मुर्ग़ा)

قَمُرْغَہ (canonical)
qamurğah (romanization)
क़मुर्ग़ा (Hindi)


سیارہ

سَیَّارَہ • (sayyāra) m (Hindi spelling सय्यारा)

سَیَّارَہ (canonical)
sayyāra (romanization)
सय्यारा (Hindi)
سَیّارَہ (direct singular)
سَیّارے (direct plural)
سَیّارے (oblique singular)
سَیّاروں (oblique plural)
سَیّارے (singular vocative)
سَیّارو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian سیاره (sayyāra), from Arabic سَيَّارَة (sayyāra), itself an ellipsis of كَوْكَب سَيَّار (kawkab sayyār, “wandering star”).


متکلم

ur-noun

مُتَکَلِّم • (mutakallim) m (Hindi spelling मुतकल्लिम)

مُتَکَلِّم (canonical)
mutakallim (romanization)
मुतकल्लिम (Hindi)

مُ‧تَ‧کَ‧لِّم

Ultimately from Arabic مُتَكَلِّم (mutakallim).


خوانچہ

خْوانْچَہ • (xānčah, xwānča) m (Hindi spelling ख़्वांचा)

خْوانْچَہ (canonical)
xānčah (romanization)
xwānča (romanization)
ख़्वांचा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian خوانچه (xʷānča).


خنکی

ur-noun

خُنْکی • (xunkī) f (Hindi spelling ख़ुंकी)

خُنْکی (canonical)
xunkī (romanization)
ख़ुंकी (Hindi)


قید سخت

قید سَخ٘ت • (qed-e-saxt) f (Hindi spelling क़ेद सख़٘त)

قید سَخ٘ت (canonical)
qed-e-saxt (romanization)
क़ेद सख़٘त (Hindi)


معدہ

مِعْدَہ • (midah) ? (Hindi spelling मेदा)

مِعْدَہ (canonical)
midah (romanization)
मेदा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian معده (mi'da), from Arabic مِعْدة (miʕda).


خیلے

خَیلے (canonical)
xaile (romanization)
ख़ैले (Hindi)

From Classical Persian خیلی (xaylē, “many; very”), from Arabic خَيْل (ḵayl, “horses”).


ملنگ

ur-adj

مَلَن٘گ • (malaṅg) (Hindi spelling मलंग)

مَلَن٘گ (canonical)
malaṅg (romanization)
मलंग (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ملنگ (malang, “jovial, lively, ecstasied, tipsy”).


مٹھائی

ur-noun

مِٹھائی • (miṭhāī) f (Hindi spelling मिठाई)

مِٹھائی (canonical)
miṭhāī (romanization)
मिठाई (Hindi)
مِٹھای (direct singular)
مِٹھاِیاں (direct plural)
مِٹھای (oblique singular)
مِٹھاِیوں (oblique plural)
مِٹھای (singular vocative)
مِٹھاِیو (plural vocative)

/mɪ.ʈʰɑː.iː/

میٹھا (mīṭhā) + ـی (-ī)

suf

میٹھا (mīṭhā) + ـی (-ī)


مصالحہ

ur-noun

مَصالِحَہ or مَصالْحَہ • (masāliha or masālha) m (Hindi spelling मसाला)

مَصالِحَہ (canonical)
مَصالْحَہ (canonical)
masāliha (romanization)
masālha (romanization)
मसाला (Hindi)
مَصالِحَہ (direct singular)
مَصالِحے (direct plural)
مَصالِحے (oblique singular)
مَصالِحوں (oblique plural)
مَصالِحے (singular vocative)
مَصالِحو (plural vocative)

→ English: masala

From Classical Persian مصالح (maṣāliḥ, “affairs, materials, spices”), a plural of مصلحت (maslahat), itself borrowing from Arabic مَصْلَحَة (maṣlaḥa).


زیادہ

ur-adj

زْیادَہ • (zyāda) (indeclinable, Hindi spelling ज़्यादा)

زْیادَہ (canonical)
zyāda (romanization)
ज़्यादा (Hindi)


زیادہ

ur-adv

زْیادَہ • (zyāda) (Hindi spelling ज़्यादा)


سنجھ

سَن٘جھ (canonical)
sãjh (romanization)
संझ (Hindi)


مقدونیہ

ur-proper noun

مَقْدُونِیَہ

مَقْدُونِیَہ • (maqdūniya) m (Hindi spelling मक़दूनिया)

مَقْدُونِیَہ (canonical)
maqdūniya (romanization)
मक़दूनिया (Hindi)


مقدونی

ur-adj

مَقْدُونِی • (maqdūnī) (Hindi spelling मक़्दूनी)

مَقْدُونِی (canonical)
maqdūnī (romanization)
मक़्दूनी (Hindi)


مقدونی

ur-noun

مَقْدُونِی • (maqdūnī) m or f (Hindi spelling मक़्दूनी)


موٹی

موٹا موٹا#Urdu


مونگ پھلی

مُونْگ پَھلی

مُونْگ پَھلی • (mūṅg phalī) ? (Hindi spelling मूंग फली)

مُونْگ پَھلی (canonical)
mūṅg phalī (romanization)
मूंग फली (Hindi)


ناجائز

ur-adj

ناجائِز • (nājaiz) (Hindi spelling नाजाइज़)

ناجائِز (canonical)
nājaiz (romanization)
नाजाइज़ (Hindi)

illegal, unjustifiable, unjustified, unlawful, contraband


شہریت

ur-noun

شَہْرِیَت • (śahriyat) f (Hindi spelling शहरियत)

شَہْرِیَت (canonical)
śahriyat (romanization)
शहरियत (Hindi)


نادیدہ

ur-adj

نادِیدَہ • (nādīdā) (Hindi spelling नादीदा)

نادِیدَہ (canonical)
nādīdā (romanization)
नादीदा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian نادیده (nādīda, “unseen”).


نابالغ

ur-noun

نابالِغ • (nābāliğ) m or f (Hindi spelling नाबालिग़)

نابالِغ (canonical)
nābāliğ (romanization)
नाबालिग़ (Hindi)


نابالغ

ur-adj

نابالِغ • (nābāliğ) (Hindi spelling नाबालिग़)


ناروا

نارَوا • (nāravā) (indeclinable, Hindi spelling नारवा)

نارَوا (canonical)
nāravā (romanization)
नारवा (Hindi)

/nɑː.ɾə.ʋɑː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian نَارَوَا (nārawā).


سنگ بستہ

ur-adj

سَن٘گ بَسْتَہ

سَن٘گ بَسْتَہ • (saṅg basta) (Hindi spelling संग बस्ता)

سَن٘گ بَسْتَہ (canonical)
saṅg basta (romanization)
संग बस्ता (Hindi)

/səŋɡ bəs.t̪ɑː/

From سَن٘گ (saṅg, “stone”) + بَسْتَہ (basta, “tied, bound”), literally “stone-bound”.


مہک

مَہَک (canonical)
mahak (romanization)
महक (Hindi)
مَہَک (direct singular)
مَہَکیں (direct plural)
مَہَک (oblique singular)
مَہَکوں (oblique plural)
مَہَک (singular vocative)
مَہَکو (plural vocative)

Etymology tree
Sanskrit मघ (magha)?
Urdu مَہَک (mahak)Possibly from Sanskrit मघ (magha).

etymon

مَہَک

ref

Turner, Ralph Lilley (1969–1985) “magha”, in A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages, London: Oxford University Press


ناشپاتی

ur-noun

ناشپاتی • (nāśpātī) f (Hindi spelling नाशपाती)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ناشپاتی (nāšpātī). Compare Hindi नाशपाती (nāśpātī), Punjabi ਨਾਸ਼ਪਾਤੀ (nāśpātī), Bengali নাশপাতি (naśpati).

cog

Hindi नाशपाती (nāśpātī)

Punjabi ਨਾਸ਼ਪਾਤੀ (nāśpātī)


نامعلوم

ur-adj

نامَعْلُومْ • (nāma'lūm) (Hindi spelling नामालूम्)

نامَعْلُومْ (canonical)
nāma'lūm (romanization)
नामालूम् (Hindi)


نتیجہ

ur-noun

نَتِیجَہ • (natīja) m (Hindi spelling नतीजा)

نَتِیجَہ (canonical)
natīja (romanization)
नतीजा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian نتیجه (natīja), from Arabic نَتِيجَة (natīja). Compare Sindhi نتيجو (natījo).


نسوار

ur-noun

نَسوار • (nasvār) f (Hindi spelling नस्वार)

نَسوار (canonical)
nasvār (romanization)
नस्वार (Hindi)


ناشتہ

ناشتہ • (nāśta) m (Hindi spelling नश्ता)


مدعو

ur-adj

مَدْعُو • (mad'ū) (indeclinable, Hindi spelling मदू)

مَدْعُو (canonical)
mad'ū (romanization)
मदू (Hindi)

Etymology tree
Arabic دَعَا (daʕā)
Arabic مَدْعُوّ (madʕuww)bor.
Classical Persian مَدْعُو (mad'ū)bor.
Urdu مَدْعُو (mad'ū)Borrowed from Classical Persian مَدْعُو (mad'ū), borrowed from Arabic مَدْعُوّ (madʕuww), from دَعَا (daʕā).

etymon

مَدْعُو


قابو کرنا

ur-verb

قابُو کَرْنَا

قابُو کَرْنَا • (qābū karnā) (Hindi spelling क़ाबू करना)

قابُو کَرْنَا (canonical)
qābū karnā (romanization)
क़ाबू करना (Hindi)


عمارت گر

ur-noun

عمارت گَر • (ʿimārat-gar) m (Hindi spelling अमारत गर)

عمارت گَر (canonical)
ʿimārat-gar (romanization)
अमारत गर (Hindi)


قانون نفاذ

قانُون نَفَّاذ

क़ानून नफ़ाज़

قانُون نَفَّاذ • (qānūn nafāz) m (Hindi spelling क़ानून नफ़ाज़)

قانُون نَفَّاذ (canonical)
qānūn nafāz (romanization)
क़ानून नफ़ाज़ (Hindi)

From Arabic النَفَّاذْ قَانُونْ (an-naffāḏ qānūn).

bor

النَفَّاذْ قَانُونْ


نلکا

ur-noun

نَلْکا • (nalkā) ? (Hindi spelling नल्का)

نَلْکا (canonical)
nalkā (romanization)
नल्का (Hindi)


صلیبی

صَلِیبی • (salībī) m (Hindi spelling सलीबी)

صَلِیبی (canonical)
salībī (romanization)
सलीबी (Hindi)

From Arabic صَلِيبِيّ (ṣalībiyy, “crusader”).

(derogatory, slur) Western imperialist, Euro-American invader


دقاقہ

دَقّاقَہ • (daqqāqā) f (Hindi spelling दक़्क़ाक़ा)

دَقّاقَہ (canonical)
daqqāqā (romanization)
दक़्क़ाक़ा (Hindi)


نمونیا

نِمونِیا • (nimūniyā) ? (Hindi spelling निमोनिया)

نِمونِیا (canonical)
nimūniyā (romanization)
निमोनिया (Hindi)


سورن کوٹ

ur-proper noun

سُورَن کوٹ • (sūran koṭ) m (Hindi spelling सूरनकोट)

سُورَن کوٹ (canonical)
sūran koṭ (romanization)
सूरनकोट (Hindi)

Surankote, Surankot (a town, a tehsil in Poonch district, Jammu and Kashmir, India)


مینڈھر

مینْڈَھر • (menḍhar) m (Hindi spelling मेंढर)

مینْڈَھر (canonical)
menḍhar (romanization)
मेंढर (Hindi)

مِہِنْڈَر مہنڈر#Urdu

Alternative form of مِہِنْڈَر (mihinḍar)


مہنڈر

مِہِنْڈَر • (mihinḍar) m (Hindi spelling मेंढर)

مِہِنْڈَر (canonical)
mihinḍar (romanization)
मेंढर (Hindi)

/mɪ.ɦɪn.ɖəɾ/

Mendhar (a town, a tehsil in Poonch district, Jammu and Kashmir, India)


شوپیاں

شوپیاں • (śopiyā̃) m

[ʃʊ.pɪ.jɑ̃ː]

Shopian (a city, a district of Jammu and Kashmir, India)


تھنہ منڈی

تَھنَہ مَنْڈی

تَھنَہ مَنْڈی • (thana manḍī) m (Hindi spelling थनामंडी)

تَھنَہ مَنْڈی (canonical)
thana manḍī (romanization)
थनामंडी (Hindi)

Thanamandi (a town, a tehsil in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir, India)


درہال

دَرْہال • (darhāl) m (Hindi spelling दर्हाल)

دَرْہال (canonical)
darhāl (romanization)
दर्हाल (Hindi)

Darhal (a town, a tehsil in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir, India)


راجوری

راجَوری • (rājaurī) m (Hindi spelling राजौरी)

راجَوری (canonical)
rājaurī (romanization)
राजौरी (Hindi)

/ɾɑː.d͡ʒɔː.ɾiː/

Rajouri, Rajauri (a city, a district of Jammu and Kashmir, India)


وجہ

ur-noun

وجہ • (vaja or vajah) f (formal plural وُجُوہ (vujūh) or وُجُوہات (vujūhāt), Hindi spelling वजह)

vaja (romanization)
vajah (romanization)
وُجُوہ (formal plural)
وُجُوہات (formal plural)
वजह (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian وَجْه (wajh), from Arabic وَجْه (wajh).

bor+

تم نے یہ کس وجہ سے کیا؟

آپ کی وجہ سے

mode, manner, reason, ratio; way, method, plan; cause, means

means of subsistence; wages, salary; money


مزور

ur-noun

مَزُور • (mazūr) m (Hindi spelling मज़ूर)

مَزُور (canonical)
mazūr (romanization)
मज़ूर (Hindi)
مَزُور (direct singular)
مَزُور (direct plural)
مَزُور (oblique singular)
مَزُوروں (oblique plural)
مَزُور (singular vocative)
مَزُورو (plural vocative)

مَزْدُور مزدور#Urdu

(women's speech) Alternative form of مَزْدُور (mazdūr, “labourer”)


نسواری

نَسْوارِی • (nasvārī) f (Hindi spelling नस्वारी)

نَسْوارِی (canonical)
nasvārī (romanization)
नस्वारी (Hindi)


سکندر آباد

ur-proper noun

سِکَنْدَر آباد

سِکَنْدَر آباد • (sikandar ābād) m (Hindi spelling सिकंदराबाद)

سِکَنْدَر آباد (canonical)
sikandar ābād (romanization)
सिकंदराबाद (Hindi)

→ English: Secunderabad

Secunderabad (a city in Telangana, India)


نیکی

Borrowed from Classical Persian نیکی (nēki, “goodness”)


خریداری مرکز

ur-noun

خَریداری مَرْکَز

خَریداری مَرْکَز • (xarīdārī markaz) m (Hindi spelling ख़रेदारी मर्कज़)

خَریداری مَرْکَز (canonical)
xarīdārī markaz (romanization)
ख़रेदारी मर्कज़ (Hindi)


ہضم

ہَضَم (canonical)
hazm (romanization)
हज़्म (Hindi)


احمد آباد

ur-proper noun

اَحْمَد آباد

اَحْمَد آباد • (aḥmad ābād) m (Hindi spelling अहमदाबाद)

اَحْمَد آباد (canonical)
aḥmad ābād (romanization)
अहमदाबाद (Hindi)

desc

أَحْمَد آبَاد

→ Arabic: أَحْمَد آبَاد (ʔaḥmad ʔābād)

→ Arabic: أَحْمَد آبَاد (ʔaḥmad ʔābād)

→ Hebrew: אחמדאבאד (aḥmadābād)

[ɛɦ.mə.d̪ɑː.bɑːd̪]

Ahmedabad, Amdavad (the largest city in Gujarat, India)


برازیل

ur-proper noun

بْرازِیل • (brāzīl) m (Hindi spelling ब्राज़ील)

بْرازِیل (canonical)
brāzīl (romanization)
ब्राज़ील (Hindi)

Brazil (A large Portuguese-speaking country in South America)


ہوائی

ہَوائی (canonical)
havāī (romanization)
हवाई (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic هَوَائِيّ (hawāʔiyy). By surface analysis, ہَوا (havā) + ـی (-ī).


بغیچہ

ur-noun

بغیچہ • (baġīcā) m (Hindi spelling बग़ीचा)

/bə.ɣiː.t͡ʃɑː/

باغیچہ باغیچہ#Urdu


سرکس

سَرْکَس • (sarkas) m (Hindi spelling सर्कस)

سَرْکَس (canonical)
sarkas (romanization)
सर्कस (Hindi)
سرکس (direct singular)
سرکس (direct plural)
سرکس (oblique singular)
سرکسوں (oblique plural)
سرکس (singular vocative)
سرکسو (plural vocative)


ہوش

hoś (romanization)
होश (Hindi)
ہوش (direct singular)
ہوش (direct plural)
ہوش (oblique singular)
ہوشوں (oblique plural)
ہوش (singular vocative)
ہوشو (plural vocative)

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *h₂ew-
Proto-Indo-European *-s
Proto-Indo-European *h₂ṓws
Proto-Iranian *HušíH
Classical Persian هوش (hōš)bor.
Urdu ہوش (hoś)Borrowed from Classical Persian هوش (hōš). First attested in c. 1611 as Middle Hindi ہوش (hvś /hoś/).

ref

“ہوش”, in اُردُو لُغَت (urdū luġat) (in Urdu), Ministry of Education: Government of Pakistan, 2017.


ہیضہ

ur-noun

ہَیضَہ • (haizā) m (Hindi spelling हैज़ा)

ہَیضَہ (canonical)
haizā (romanization)
हैज़ा (Hindi)


واپسی

واپسی • (vāpsī) f (Hindi spelling वापसी)

Borrowed from Classical Persian واپسی (wāpasī), from واپس (wāpas, “returned”), whence واپس (vāpas).


واسکٹ

ur-noun

واسْکِٹ • (vāskiṭ) f (Hindi spelling वास्किट)

واسْکِٹ (canonical)
vāskiṭ (romanization)
वास्किट (Hindi)


ثانوی اسکول

ثانَوی اِسْکُول

ثانَوی اِسْکُول • (sānavī iskūl) ? (Hindi spelling सानौी इस्कूल)

ثانَوی اِسْکُول (canonical)
sānavī iskūl (romanization)
सानौी इस्कूल (Hindi)


درمیانی اسکول

دَرْمیانی اِسْکُول

دَرْمیانی اِسْکُول • (darmiyānī iskūl) ? (Hindi spelling दर्मियनी इस्कूल)

دَرْمیانی اِسْکُول (canonical)
darmiyānī iskūl (romanization)
दर्मियनी इस्कूल (Hindi)


ہائی اسکول

ہائی اِسْکُول

ہائی اِسْکُول • (hāī iskūl) m (Hindi spelling हाई इस्कूल)

ہائی اِسْکُول (canonical)
hāī iskūl (romanization)
हाई इस्कूल (Hindi)


پرائمری اسکول

پرائمْری اِسْکُول

پرائمْری اِسْکُول • (prāimrī iskūl) ? (Hindi spelling परायम्री इस्कूल)

پرائمْری اِسْکُول (canonical)
prāimrī iskūl (romanization)
परायम्री इस्कूल (Hindi)


ابتدائی اسکول

اِبْتِدائی اِسْکُول

اِبْتِدائی اِسْکُول • (ibtidāī iskūl) ? (Hindi spelling इब्तिदाई इस्कूल)

اِبْتِدائی اِسْکُول (canonical)
ibtidāī iskūl (romanization)
इब्तिदाई इस्कूल (Hindi)


وہم

وَہَم (canonical)
vaham (romanization)
वहम (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian وهم (wahm), from Arabic وَهْم (wahm), from the verb وَهَمَ (wahama, “to conjecture, to fancy”).


خواہ مخواہ

ur-adv

خواہ مَخواہ • (xāh-maxāh) (Hindi spelling ख़ामख़ा)

خواہ مَخواہ (canonical)
xāh-maxāh (romanization)
ख़ामख़ा (Hindi)

/xɑːʱ.mə.xɑːɦ/

/xʷɑːʱ.mə.xʷɑːɦ/

Borrowed from Classical Persian خواه مخواه (xʷāh ma-xʷāh, literally “willing (or) unwilling, willy-nilly”). Compare Bengali খামাখা (khamakha).

bor+

uncalled for, without reason, justification, provocation

certainly, positively, absolutely, inevitably


ہسپانی

ur-adj

ہَسْپانی • (haspānī) (Hindi spelling हस्पानी)

ہَسْپانی (canonical)
haspānī (romanization)
हस्पानी (Hindi)

Back-formation from ہسپانیہ (haspāniyā, “Spain”)


ہسپانی

ur-proper noun

ہَسْپانی • (haspānī) f (Hindi spelling हस्पानी)

ہسپانوی

Spanish; of or relating to Spain or Spanish people; Hispanic


کوئٹہ

کوئٹَہ • (ko'eṭa) m (Hindi spelling क्वेटा)

کوئٹَہ (canonical)
ko'eṭa (romanization)
क्वेटा (Hindi)

Supposedly from Pashto کولکوټ (kwalkōṭ).

Quetta (a city in Quetta district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


ہندوی

ur-adj

ہِنْدوِی • (hindvī) (Hindi spelling हिंदवी)

ہِنْدوِی (canonical)
hindvī (romanization)
हिंदवी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian هندوی (hindavī); equivalent to ہندو (hindū, “Indian”) + ـی (-ī).

bor+

(historical) of or relating to Indian people, or semantically their land and culture


ہندوی

ur-proper noun

ہِنْدوِی • (hindvī) f (Hindi spelling हिंदवी)

ہندوستانی ہندوستانی#Urdu

(historical) Synonym of ہندوستانی (hindūstānī): Hindustani (language)


گوجرانوالہ

گوجْران٘وَالَہ

گوجْران٘وَالَہ • (gojrāṉvāla) m (Hindi spelling गुजरांवाला)

گوجْران٘وَالَہ (canonical)
gojrāṉvāla (romanization)
गुजरांवाला (Hindi)

/ɡʊd͡ʒ.ɾɑ̃ː.ʋɑː.lɑ(ː)/

From Punjabi گوجرانوالہ (gujranvālā), named after the Gujjars.


ملتان

مُلْتان • (multān) m (Hindi spelling मुल्तान)

مُلْتان (canonical)
multān (romanization)
मुल्तान (Hindi)

From Saraiki ملتان (multān), perhaps from Sanskrit मुलस्थान (mulasthāna), from मुल (mula, “an ancient Hindu tribe”) + स्थान (sthāna).

compound

Multan (a city in Multan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


سرگودھا

ur-proper noun

سَرْگودھا • (sargodhā) m (Hindi spelling सरगोधा)

سَرْگودھا (canonical)
sargodhā (romanization)
सरगोधा (Hindi)

/səɾ.ɡoː.d̪ʱɑː/

From Punjabi سرگودھا (sargodhā), from ਸਰ (sar, “pond, pool”) + ਗੋਧਾ (godhā, “a Hindu faqir”).

com

Sargodha (a city in Sargodha district, Punjab, Pakistan)


فیصل آباد

ur-proper noun

فَیصَل آباد • (faislābād) ? (Hindi spelling फ़ैसलाबाद)

فَیصَل آباد (canonical)
faislābād (romanization)
फ़ैसलाबाद (Hindi)

Faisalabad (a city in Faisalabad district, Punjab, Pakistan). It is the third largest city in Pakistan.


لاڑکانہ

لاڑْکانَہ • (lāṛkāna) m (Hindi spelling लाड़काना)

لاڑْکانَہ (canonical)
lāṛkāna (romanization)
लाड़काना (Hindi)

cog

Sindhi لاڙڪاڻو (lāṛkāṇo)

Larkana (a city in Larkana district, Sindh, Pakistan)


شيخوپورہ

ur-proper noun

شیخُوپُورَہ • (śexūpūra) m (Hindi spelling शेख़ूपुरा)

شیخُوپُورَہ (canonical)
śexūpūra (romanization)
शेख़ूपुरा (Hindi)

شے‧خُو‧پُو‧رہ

From شیخو (śexo, “nickname of Jahangir”) + پورہ.

com

Sheikhupura (a city in Sheikhupura district, Punjab, Pakistan)


نوابشاہ

ur-proper noun

نَوابْشاہ • (navābśāh) m (Hindi spelling नवाबशाह)

نَوابْشاہ (canonical)
navābśāh (romanization)
नवाबशाह (Hindi)

/nə.ʋɑːb.ʃɑːɦ/

Named after Syed Nawab Shah (1843–1901).

Shaheed Benazirabad
Shaheed Benazirabad#English

Nawabshah (a city in Shaheed Benazirabad district, Sindh, Pakistan)


مینگورہ

مِین٘گورَہ • (mīṅgora) m (Hindi spelling मींगोरा)

مِین٘گورَہ (canonical)
mīṅgora (romanization)
मींगोरा (Hindi)

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa#English

Mingora (a city in Swat district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


سکھر

سَکَّھرْ • (sakkhar) m (Hindi spelling सख्खर)

سَکَّھرْ (canonical)
sakkhar (romanization)
सख्खर (Hindi)

Either from Arabic شكر (sugar) or Sindhi سوک (sūkh) (comfort)

Sukkur (a city in Sukkur district, Sindh, Pakistan)


اوکاڑہ

اوکاڑَہ • (okāṛa) m (Hindi spelling ओकाड़ा)

اوکاڑَہ (canonical)
okāṛa (romanization)
ओकाड़ा (Hindi)

From Punjabi اوکان (okān), a type of tree.

Okara (a city in Okara district, Punjab, Pakistan)


رحیم یار خان

رَحِیم یار خان

रहीम यार ख़ान

رَحِیم یار خان • (rahīm yār xān) m (Hindi spelling रहीम यार ख़ान)

رَحِیم یار خان (canonical)
rahīm yār xān (romanization)
रहीम यार ख़ान (Hindi)

/ɾə.ɦiːm jɑːɾ xɑːn/

رَ‧حیم‧یار‧خان

Rahim Yar Khan (a city in Rahim Yar Khan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


تلہ گنگ

تَلَہ گَنْگ • (tala gaṅg) m (Hindi spelling तला गंग)

تَلَہ گَنْگ (canonical)
tala gaṅg (romanization)
तला गंग (Hindi)

/t̪ə.ləɦ ɡəŋɡ/

From Punjabi تلہ گنگ (tala gaṅg), named after the Hindus known as "Gangs" and due to it being below ground level, it was known as "talah".

Talagang (a city in Talagang district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ڈیرہ غازی خان

ڈیرَہ غازی خان

ڈیرَہ غازی خان • (ḍerah ğāzī xān) m (Hindi spelling डेरा ग़ाज़ी ख़ान)

ڈیرَہ غازی خان (canonical)
ḍerah ğāzī xān (romanization)
डेरा ग़ाज़ी ख़ान (Hindi)

/ɖeː.ɾɑː ɣɑː.ziː xɑːn/

ڈیرہ‧غازی‧خان

From Urdu ڈیرہ (“tent”) and named after Ghazi Khan.

Dera Ghazi Khan (a city in Dera Ghazi Khan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


چنیوٹ

چِنِیوٹ • (ciniyoṭ) m (Hindi spelling चिनियोट)

چِنِیوٹ (canonical)
ciniyoṭ (romanization)
चिनियोट (Hindi)

Named after an ancient king's daughter named Chandan + Sanskrit कोट (koṭa, “fort”).

Chiniot (a city in Chiniot district, Punjab, Pakistan)


کوٹری

کوٹْری • (koṭrī) m (Hindi spelling कोटड़ी)

کوٹْری (canonical)
koṭrī (romanization)
कोटड़ी (Hindi)

From Sindhi ڪوٽڙي (koṭṛī), Ultimately from Sanskrit कोट (koṭa).

Kotri (a city in Jamshoro district, Sindh, Pakistan)


کامونکے

کامون٘کے • (kāmõke) m (Hindi spelling कामोंके)

کامون٘کے (canonical)
kāmõke (romanization)
कामोंके (Hindi)

Kamoke (a city in Gujranwala district, Punjab, Pakistan)


آرمینیا

آرْمینِیا or آرْمِینِیا • (ārmeniyā or ārmīniyā) m (Hindi spelling आर्मेनिया or आर्मीनिया)

آرْمینِیا (canonical)
آرْمِینِیا (canonical)
ārmeniyā (romanization)
ārmīniyā (romanization)
आर्मेनिया (Hindi)
आर्मीनिया (Hindi)

Armenia (a country in the Caucasus in Europe and Asia)


حافظ آباد

حافِظ آباد • (hāfiz-ābād) m (Hindi spelling हाफ़िज़ाबाद)

حافِظ آباد (canonical)
hāfiz-ābād (romanization)
हाफ़िज़ाबाद (Hindi)

/ɦɑː.fɪ.zɑː.bɑːd̪/

suffix

حافظ (hāfiz) + ـآباد (-ābād)


بہاولپور

ur-proper noun

بَہاوَلْپُور

بَہاوَلْپُور • (bahāvalpūr) m (Hindi spelling बहावलपुर)

بَہاوَلْپُور (canonical)
bahāvalpūr (romanization)
बहावलपुर (Hindi)

بَ‧ہا‧وَل‧پور

From بہاول (bahāval, “Nawab Mohammad Bahawal Khan II”) + پور (pūr).

compound

Bahawalpur (a city in Bahawalpur district, Punjab, Pakistan)


سیالکوٹ

ur-proper noun

سِیالْکوٹ • (siyālkoṭ) m (Hindi spelling सियालकोट)

سِیالْکوٹ (canonical)
siyālkoṭ (romanization)
सियालकोट (Hindi)

Inherited from Sanskrit शकल (śakala) + Sanskrit कोट (koṭa, “fort”).

Sialkot (a city in Sialkot district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ساہیوال

ساہِیوَال • (sāhīvāl) m (Hindi spelling साहीवाल)

ساہِیوَال (canonical)
sāhīvāl (romanization)
साहीवाल (Hindi)

/sɑː.ɦiː.ʋɑːl/

Sahiwal (a city in Sahiwal district, Punjab, Pakistan)


خانیوال

خانیوَال • (xānevāl) m (Hindi spelling ख़ानेवाल)

خانیوَال (canonical)
xānevāl (romanization)
ख़ानेवाल (Hindi)

Named after Sangar Khan, who built a castle in the area.

Khanewal (a city in Khanewal district, Punjab, Pakistan)


واہ

From Classical Persian واه (wāh), from Arabic.


واہ

Wah (a city in Rawalpindi district, Punjab, Pakistan)


طیران گاہ

ur-noun

طَیران گاہ • (tairān gāh) m (Hindi spelling तैरान-गाह)

طَیران گاہ (canonical)
tairān gāh (romanization)
तैरान-गाह (Hindi)

/t̪ɛː.ɾɑːn ɡɑːɦ/


میرپور خاص

ur-proper noun

مِیرْپُور خاص

مِیرْپُور خاص • (mīrpūr xās) m (Hindi spelling मीरपुर ख़ास)

مِیرْپُور خاص (canonical)
mīrpūr xās (romanization)
मीरपुर ख़ास (Hindi)

From میر (mer, “Mir (title) of Khairpur (princely state)”, the ruler of the Talpur dynasty) + پور (por) + خاص (xās).

com

Mirpur Khas (a city in Mirpur Khas district, Sindh, Pakistan)

Khairpur (princely state)
Mir (title)
Talpur


صادق آباد

ur-proper noun

صادِق آباد • (sādiq ābād) m (Hindi spelling सादिक़ाबाद)

صادِق آباد (canonical)
sādiq ābād (romanization)
सादिक़ाबाद (Hindi)

صا‧دِق‧آ‧باد

From صادِق (sādiq, “Sadeq Mohammad Khan V”) + آباد (ābād).

af

Sadiqabad (a city in Rahim Yar Khan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


بورے والا

ur-proper noun

بُورے والا • (būrē wālā) m (Hindi spelling बूरे वाला)

بُورے والا (canonical)
būrē wālā (romanization)
बूरे वाला (Hindi)

/buː.ɾɛː ʋɑː.lɑː/

بُو‧رے‧وا‧لا

Burewala (a city in Vehari district, Punjab, Pakistan)

ur:بورا سنگھ


ڈیرہ اسماعیل خان

ڈیرَہ اِسْماعِیل خان

ڈیرَہ اِسْماعِیل خان • (ḍerā ismāʿīl xān) m (Hindi spelling डेरा इस्माईल ख़ान)

ڈیرَہ اِسْماعِیل خان (canonical)
ḍerā ismāʿīl xān (romanization)
डेरा इस्माईल ख़ान (Hindi)

ڈے‧رہ‧اِس‧ما‧عِیل‧خان

From Urdu ڈیرہ (“tent”) and named after Baloch mercenary Ismail Khan.

Dera Ismail Khan
Dera Ismail Khan#English

Dera Ismail Khan (a city in Dera Ismail Khan district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


بینجن

ur-noun

بَینْجَن • (baiṅjan) m (Hindi spelling बैंजन)

بَینْجَن (canonical)
baiṅjan (romanization)
बैंजन (Hindi)


کوہاٹ

ur-proper noun

کوہاٹ • (kohāṭ) m (Hindi spelling कोहाट)

Kohat (a city in Kohat district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


اسلامی جمہوریہ پاکستان

اِسْلامی جَمْہُورِیَۂ پاکِسْتان

اِسْلامی جُمْہُورِیَۂ پاکِسْتان

इस्लामी जुम्हूरिया-ए-पाकिस्तान

इस्लामी जम्हूरिया-ए-पाकिस्तान

اِسْلامی جَمْہُورِیَۂ پاکِسْتان or اِسْلامی جُمْہُورِیَۂ پاکِسْتان • (islāmī jamhūriya-yi pākistān or islāmī jumhūriya-yi pākistān) f (Hindi spelling इस्लामी जुम्हूरिया-ए-पाकिस्तान or इस्लामी जम्हूरिया-ए-पाकिस्तान)

اِسْلامی جَمْہُورِیَۂ پاکِسْتان (canonical)
اِسْلامی جُمْہُورِیَۂ پاکِسْتان (canonical)
islāmī jamhūriya-yi pākistān (romanization)
islāmī jumhūriya-yi pākistān (romanization)
इस्लामी जुम्हूरिया-ए-पाकिस्तान (Hindi)
इस्लामी जम्हूरिया-ए-पाकिस्तान (Hindi)

/ɪs.lɑː.miː d͡ʒəm.ɦuː.ɾɪ.jᵊ.jeː pɑː.kɪs.t̪ɑːn/

/ɪs.lɑː.miː d͡ʒʊm.ɦuː.ɾɪ.jᵊ.jeː pɑː.kɪs.t̪ɑːn/

Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Islamic Republic of Pakistan#English

Islamic Republic of Pakistan (a country in South Asia)

en-اسلامی_جمہوریہ_پاکستان-ur-name-qif4oIm2


تربت

تُرْبَت • (turbat) m (Hindi spelling तुर्बत)

تُرْبَت (canonical)
turbat (romanization)
तुर्बत (Hindi)

Turbat (a city in Kech district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


شکارپور

شِکارْپُور • (śikārpūr) m (Hindi spelling शिकारपुर)

شِکارْپُور (canonical)
śikārpūr (romanization)
शिकारपुर (Hindi)

/ʃɪ.kɑːɾ.puːɾ/

Corrupted from شَکارِپور (śakāripor), "the town founded by the vanquisher of the Shakas", a name given by the Scythians.

Shikarpur (a city in Shikarpur district, Sindh, Pakistan)


خضدار

خُضْدَار • (xuzdār) m (Hindi spelling ख़ुज़दार)

خُضْدَار (canonical)
xuzdār (romanization)
ख़ुज़दार (Hindi)

Khuzdar (a city in Khuzdar district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


خانپور

خانْپُور • (xānpūr) m (Hindi spelling ख़ानपुर)

خانْپُور (canonical)
xānpūr (romanization)
ख़ानपुर (Hindi)

Khanpur (a city in Rahim Yar Khan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


پاکپتن

پاکْپَتّن • (pākpattan) m (Hindi spelling पाकपत्तन)

پاکْپَتّن (canonical)
pākpattan (romanization)
पाकपत्तन (Hindi)

پاک (pāk) + پتن

com

پاک (pāk) + پتن

Pakpattan (a city in Pakpattan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


خيرپور

ur-proper noun

خیرْپُور • (xairpūr) m (Hindi spelling ख़ैरपूर)

خیرْپُور (canonical)
xairpūr (romanization)
ख़ैरपूर (Hindi)

Khairpur (a city in Khairpur district, Sindh, Pakistan)


جیکب آباد

جیکْبَ آباد • (jaikbābād) m (Hindi spelling जैकबाबाद)

جیکْبَ آباد (canonical)
jaikbābād (romanization)
जैकबाबाद (Hindi)

/d͡ʒɛːk.bɑː.bɑːd̪/

From جیکب (“John Jacob (East India Company officer)”) + آباد (ābād, “placename suffix”).

af

Jacobabad (a city in Jacobabad district, Sindh, Pakistan)


دیا سلائی

ur-noun

دیا سلائی • (diyā-salāī) f


جہلم

ur-proper noun

جِہْلَم • (jihlam) m (Hindi spelling झेलम)

جِہْلَم (canonical)
jihlam (romanization)
झेलम (Hindi)

Jhelum (a city in Jhelum district, province of Punjab, Pakistan)

Jhelum (a river in the Punjab of Pakistan and the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, India)


اضافت

ur-noun

اِضَافَت • (izāfat) m (Hindi spelling इज़ाफ़त)

اِضَافَت (canonical)
izāfat (romanization)
इज़ाफ़त (Hindi)


منڈی بہاؤالدین

ur-proper noun

مَنْڈی بَہاؤُالدِین

مَنْڈی بَہاؤُالدِین • (manḍī bahāowuddīn) m (Hindi spelling मंडी बहाऊअलदीन)

مَنْڈی بَہاؤُالدِین (canonical)
manḍī bahāowuddīn (romanization)
मंडी बहाऊअलदीन (Hindi)

من‧ڈی‧بَ‧ہا‧وُد‧دِین

From Urdu منڈی (“market”), and named after Bahauddin, a Sufi saint.

Mandi Bahauddin (a city in Mandi Bahauddin district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ڈسکہ

ڈَسْکَہ • (ḍaskah) m (Hindi spelling डस्का)

ڈَسْکَہ (canonical)
ḍaskah (romanization)
डस्का (Hindi)

From Urdu دس (“ten”) +Urdu کہ (“koh, a Mughal unit of measurement”).

m+

Daska (a city in Sialkot district, Punjab, Pakistan)


مظفر گڑھ

ur-proper noun

مُظَفّر گَڑْھ

मुज़फ़्फ़रगढ़

مُظَفّر گَڑْھ • (muzaffargaṛh) m (Hindi spelling मुज़फ़्फ़रगढ़)

مُظَفّر گَڑْھ (canonical)
muzaffargaṛh (romanization)
मुज़फ़्फ़रगढ़ (Hindi)

مُ‧ظَف‧فر‧گڑھ

Muzaffargarh (a city in Muzaffargarh district, Punjab, Pakistan)


گوجرہ

گوجْرَہ • (gojrah) m (Hindi spelling गोज्रा)

گوجْرَہ (canonical)
gojrah (romanization)
गोज्रा (Hindi)

/ɡoːd͡ʒ.ɾɑːɦ/

Gojra (a city in Toba Tek Singh district, Punjab, Pakistan)


مریدکے

مُرِیدْکے • (murīdke) m (Hindi spelling मुरीदके)

مُرِیدْکے (canonical)
murīdke (romanization)
मुरीदके (Hindi)

Murdike (a city in Sheikhupura district, Punjab, Pakistan)


بہاولنگر

بَہاوَلْنَگَر

بَہاوَلْنَگَر • (bahāvalnagar) m (Hindi spelling बहावलनगर)

بَہاوَلْنَگَر (canonical)
bahāvalnagar (romanization)
बहावलनगर (Hindi)

/bə.ɦɑː.ʋəl.nə.ɡəɾ/

بَ‧ہا‧ول‧نَ‧گر

From بہاول (bhāol, “Bahawal Khan V”) + نگر.

Bahawalnagar (a city in Bahawalnagar district, Punjab, Pakistan)


چشتیاں

چِشْتِیاں • (ciśtiyā̃) m (Hindi spelling चिश्तियाँ)

چِشْتِیاں (canonical)
ciśtiyā̃ (romanization)
चिश्तियाँ (Hindi)

/t͡ʃɪʃ.t̪ɪ.jɑ̃ː/

Chishtian (a city in Bahawalnagar district, Punjab, Pakistan)


وہاڑی

وِہاڑی • (vihāṛī) m (Hindi spelling विहाड़ी)

وِہاڑی (canonical)
vihāṛī (romanization)
विहाड़ी (Hindi)

/ʋɪ.ɦɑː.ɽiː/

From Saraiki ویہا (vīhā), (flowing water).

Vehari (a city in Vehari district, Punjab, Pakistan)


فارغ اوقات

ur-noun

فارِغ اوقات • (fāriğ auqāt) m (Hindi spelling फ़ारिग़ ओक़ात)

فارِغ اوقات (canonical)
fāriğ auqāt (romanization)
फ़ारिग़ ओक़ात (Hindi)

From Urdu فارغ (“free”) + Urdu اوقات (oqāt, “time”)


جڑانوالہ

ur-proper noun

جَڑانْوَالَہ

جَڑانْوَالَہ • (jaṛānvālā) m (Hindi spelling जड़ानवाला)

جَڑانْوَالَہ (canonical)
jaṛānvālā (romanization)
जड़ानवाला (Hindi)

/d͡ʒə.ɽɑːn.ʋɑː.lɑː/

جڑ‧اَن‧وا‧لہ

From Punjabi جڑان (jaṛān) (roots) + Punjabi والہ (vālah) (place).

Jaranwala (a city in Faisalabad district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ٹنڈو آدم

ٹَنْڈو آدَم • (ṭanḍō ādam) m (Hindi spelling टंडो आदम)

ٹَنْڈو آدَم (canonical)
ṭanḍō ādam (romanization)
टंडो आदम (Hindi)

/ʈən.ɖoː ɑː.d̪əm/

From Sindhi ٽنڊو آدم (ṭanḍō ādam), named after Mir Adam Khan Mari + Baluchi ٹنڈو (ṭanḍō) (cantonment).

Tando Adam (a city in Sanghar district, Sindh, Pakistan)


ٹنڈو الہ یار

ٹَنْڈو اَلَہ یار

ٹَنْڈو اَلَہ یار • (ṭanḍō alah yār) m (Hindi spelling टंडो अला यअर)

ٹَنْڈو اَلَہ یار (canonical)
ṭanḍō alah yār (romanization)
टंडो अला यअर (Hindi)

/ʈən.ɖoː ə.ləɦ jɑːɾ/

ٹن‧ڈو‧الہ‧یار

From Sindhi ٽنڊوالهيار (ṭanḍōalahyār), named after Mir Allahyar Talpur + Baluchi ٹنڈو (ṭanḍō) (cantonment).

Tando Allahyar (a city in Tando Allahyar district, Sindh, Pakistan)


سمندری

سَمُندْری • (samundrī) m (Hindi spelling समुंदरी)

سَمُندْری (canonical)
samundrī (romanization)
समुंदरी (Hindi)

From Persian سه (seh) (three) + Sanskrit मन्दिर (mandira) (temple).

Samundri (a city in Faisalabad district, Punjab, Pakistan)


چمار

چَمار (canonical)
camār (romanization)
चमार (Hindi)


چکوال

چَکْوال • (cakvāl) m (Hindi spelling चक्वाल)

چَکْوال (canonical)
cakvāl (romanization)
चक्वाल (Hindi)

/t͡ʃək.ʋɑːl/

Chakwal, a city in Punjab, Pakistan. It is the capital of Chakwal District


لیہ

لَیَّہ • (layyah) m (Hindi spelling लय्या)

لَیَّہ (canonical)
layyah (romanization)
लय्या (Hindi)

Layyah, a city in Punjab, Pakistan. It is the capital of Layyah District


مانسہرہ

مانْسَہْرَہ • (mānsahra) m (Hindi spelling मानसहरा)

مانْسَہْرَہ (canonical)
mānsahra (romanization)
मानसहरा (Hindi)

Mansehra (a city in Mansehra district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


شہ زور

ur-adj

شَہْ زور • (śah zor) (Hindi spelling शा् ज़ोर)

شَہْ زور (canonical)
śah zor (romanization)
शा् ज़ोर (Hindi)


صوابی

ur-proper noun

صْوَابی • (svābī) m (Hindi spelling स्वाबी)

صْوَابی (canonical)
svābī (romanization)
स्वाबी (Hindi)

Swabi (a city in Swabi district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


چل پل

ur-noun

چل پل • (cil pil) m (Hindi spelling चिल पिल)


فیروزوالہ

ur-proper noun

فِیروزوَالَہ

فِیروزوَالَہ • (ferozvāla) m (Hindi spelling फ़ीरोज़वाला)

فِیروزوَالَہ (canonical)
ferozvāla (romanization)
फ़ीरोज़वाला (Hindi)

فے‧روز‧وا‧لہ

Ferozewala (a city in Sheikhupura district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ریاست ہائے متحدہ

رِیاسَت ہائے مُتَّحِدَہ

رِیاسَت ہائے مُتَّحِدَہ • (riyāsat hāe muttahida) m pl (Hindi spelling रियासत हाए मुत्तहिदा)

رِیاسَت ہائے مُتَّحِدَہ (canonical)
riyāsat hāe muttahida (romanization)
रियासत हाए मुत्तहिदा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Persian ریاستها (riyâsat-hâ) (Urdu ریاستہا (riyāsat-hā)) + Borrowed from Persian مُتَّحِدَہ (mottahede) (Urdu مُتَّحِدَہ (muttahida))

bor+

United States of America
United States of America#English

United States of America (a country in North America)


کوٹ عبدالمالک

ur-proper noun

کوٹ عَبْدُالْمالِک

کوٹ عَبْدُالْمالِک • (kōṭ ʿabdul-mālik) m (Hindi spelling कोट अब्दुअल्मालिक)

کوٹ عَبْدُالْمالِک (canonical)
kōṭ ʿabdul-mālik (romanization)
कोट अब्दुअल्मालिक (Hindi)

کوٹ‧عبدال‧مالک

From Urdu کوٹ (koṭ, “fortress”) + Urdu عبدالمالک (“Abdul Malik”).

Kot Abdul Malik (a city in Sheikhupura district, Punjab, Pakistan)


کمالیہ

کَمالِیَہ • (kamāliyā) m (Hindi spelling कमालिया)

کَمالِیَہ (canonical)
kamāliyā (romanization)
कमालिया (Hindi)

Kamalia (a city in Toba Tek Singh district, Punjab, Pakistan)


لعنت ہو

ur-interjection

لَعْنَت ہو • (la'nat ho) (Hindi spelling लानत हो)

لَعْنَت ہو (canonical)
la'nat ho (romanization)
लानत हो (Hindi)


عمرکوٹ

ur-proper noun

عُمَرْکوٹ • (ʿumarkoṭ) m (Hindi spelling उमर्कोट)

عُمَرْکوٹ (canonical)
ʿumarkoṭ (romanization)
उमर्कोट (Hindi)

Renaming of امرکوٹ (“Amarkot”) or named after Umar Marvi + کوٹ (koṭ).

Umerkot (a city in Umerkot district, Sindh, Pakistan)


کوٹ ادو

کوٹ اَدُّو • (kōṭ addū) m (Hindi spelling कोट अद्दू)

کوٹ اَدُّو (canonical)
kōṭ addū (romanization)
कोट अद्दू (Hindi)

کوٹ (koṭ) + ادو.

Kot Addu (a city in Kot Addu district, Punjab, Pakistan)


وزیر آباد

وَزِیرَ آباد

وَزِیرَ آباد • (vazīrābād) m (Hindi spelling वज़ीराबाद)

وَزِیرَ آباد (canonical)
vazīrābād (romanization)
वज़ीराबाद (Hindi)

/ʋə.ziː.ɾɑː.bɑːd̪/

suffix

وزیر (vazīr) + ـآباد (-ābād)

Wazirabad (a city in Wazirabad district, Punjab, Pakistan)


مژگانی

ur-noun

مِژگانی • (mižgānī) f (Hindi spelling मिश़गानी)

مِژگانی (canonical)
mižgānī (romanization)
मिश़गानी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian مژگان (muž(a)gān, miž(a)gān), plural of مژه (muža, miža, “eyelash”).


میرپور

ur-proper noun

مِیرْپُور • (mīrpūr) m (Hindi spelling मीरपुर)

مِیرْپُور (canonical)
mīrpūr (romanization)
मीरपुर (Hindi)

Mirpur (the second largest city in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan, located in the Mirpur district).

میرپور خاص
میرپور خاص#Urdu

Mirpur (a union council in Abbottabad district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


پانہ

پانَہ (canonical)
pāna (romanization)
पाना (Hindi)
پانَہ (direct singular)
پانے (direct plural)
پانے (oblique singular)
پانوں (oblique plural)
پانے (singular vocative)
پانو (plural vocative)

a wedge to keep the door from flying open


رمزی

ur-adj

رَمْزِی • (ramzī) (Hindi spelling रमज़ी)

رَمْزِی (canonical)
ramzī (romanization)
रमज़ी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic رَمْزِيّ (ramziyy). By surface analysis, رمز (ramz, “symbol”) + ـی (-ī).


احمد پور شرقیہ

ur-proper noun

اَحْمَدْپُور شَرْقِیَہ

अहमदपुर शर्क़िया

اَحْمَدْپُور شَرْقِیَہ • (ahmadpūr śarqiya) m (Hindi spelling अहमदपुर शर्क़िया)

اَحْمَدْپُور شَرْقِیَہ (canonical)
ahmadpūr śarqiya (romanization)
अहमदपुर शर्क़िया (Hindi)

/əɦ.məd̪.puːɾ ʃəɾ.qɪ.jəɦ/

From احمد (ahmad) + ـپور (-pūr) + شرقیہ.

Ahmedpur East (a city in Bahawalpur district, Punjab, Pakistan)


گورداس پور

گورداس پُور • (gordās pūr) m (Hindi spelling गोरदास पूर)

گورداس پُور (canonical)
gordās pūr (romanization)
गोरदास पूर (Hindi)

گورْداسْپُور گورداسپور#Urdu

Alternative form of گورْداسْپُور (gordāspūr, “Gurdaspur”)


حشفہ

ur-noun

حَشَفَہ • (haśafa) m (Hindi spelling हशफ़ा)

حَشَفَہ (canonical)
haśafa (romanization)
हशफ़ा (Hindi)


گرداسپور

ur-proper noun

گُرْداسْپُور

گُرْداسْپُور • (gurdāspūr) m (Hindi spelling गुर्दास्पूर)

گُرْداسْپُور (canonical)
gurdāspūr (romanization)
गुर्दास्पूर (Hindi)

گورْداسْپُور گورداسپور#Urdu


ٹیکسلا

ٹَیکسِلا • (ṭaiksilā) m (Hindi spelling टैकसिला)

ٹَیکسِلا (canonical)
ṭaiksilā (romanization)
टैकसिला (Hindi)

Borrowed from English Taxila, itself from Sanskrit तक्षशिला (takṣaśilā, “City of Cut Stone”), a compound of तक्ष (takṣa) + शिला (śilā́, “stone”).

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Taxila (a city in Rawalpindi district, Punjab, Pakistan)


نوشہرہ

ur-proper noun

نَوشَہْرَہ • (nauśahra) m (Hindi spelling नौशहरा)

نَوشَہْرَہ (canonical)
nauśahra (romanization)
नौशहरा (Hindi)

→ English: Nowshera

/nɔː.ʃɛɦ.ɾɑ(ː)/

From نَو (nau, “new”) + شہر (śahar, “city”), possibly a Calque of Pashto نوښار (nowx̌ār) or vice versa.

Nowshera (a city in Nowshera district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


شہداد کوٹ

شَہدَادْ کوٹ

شَہدَادْ کوٹ • (šahdād kōṭ) m (Hindi spelling शहदाद् कोट)

شَہدَادْ کوٹ (canonical)
šahdād kōṭ (romanization)
शहदाद् कोट (Hindi)

/ʃəɦ.d̪ɑːd̪ koːʈ/

شَہ‧دَاد‧کوٹ

suffix

شہداد (šahdād) + ـکوٹ (-kōṭ)

Qambar Shahdadkot
Qambar Shahdadkot#English

Shahdadkot (a city in Qambar Shahdadkot district, province of Sindh, Pakistan)


میانوالی

ur-proper noun

مِیَّانْوالی

مِیَّانْوالی • (miyā̃vālī) m (Hindi spelling मियाँवाली)

مِیَّانْوالی (canonical)
miyā̃vālī (romanization)
मियाँवाली (Hindi)

می‧یاں‧وا‧لی

Named after Akbar the Great's son, Mian Ali + Urdu والی (vālī).

Mianwali (a city in Mianwali district, province of Punjab, Pakistan)


لودهراں

لودَھرَاں • (lodhrā̃) m (Hindi spelling लोधराँ)

لودَھرَاں (canonical)
lodhrā̃ (romanization)
लोधराँ (Hindi)

/loːd̪ʱ.ɾɑ̃ː/

Lodhran (a city in Lodhran district, Punjab, Pakistan)


بھکر

بَھکَّر • (bhakkar) m (Hindi spelling भक्कर)

بَھکَّر (canonical)
bhakkar (romanization)
भक्कर (Hindi)

Bhakkar (a city in Bhakkar district, Punjab, Pakistan)


نارووال

نارووَال • (nārovāl) m (Hindi spelling नारोवाल)

نارووَال (canonical)
nārovāl (romanization)
नारोवाल (Hindi)

/nɑː.ɾoː.ʋɑːl/

Narowal (a city in Narowal district, Punjab, Pakistan)


کبل

کَبَل (canonical)
kabal (romanization)
कबल (Hindi)

Kabal (a city in Swat district, province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


گھوٹکی

گھوٹْکی • (ghōṭkī) m (Hindi spelling घोट्की)

گھوٹْکی (canonical)
ghōṭkī (romanization)
घोट्की (Hindi)

Ghotki (a city in Ghotki district, Sindh, Pakistan)


جتوئی

جَتوئی • (jatōī) m (Hindi spelling जतोई)

جَتوئی (canonical)
jatōī (romanization)
जतोई (Hindi)

Jatoi (a city in Muzaffargarh district, Punjab, Pakistan)


سمبڑیال

سَمْبڑِیَال • (sambṛiyāl) m (Hindi spelling संबड़ियाल)

سَمْبڑِیَال (canonical)
sambṛiyāl (romanization)
संबड़ियाल (Hindi)

سَمْب‧ڑِی‧یال

Sambrial (a city in Sialkot district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ڈہرکی

ڈَہَرْکی • (ḍaharkī) m (Hindi spelling डहरकी)

ڈَہَرْکی (canonical)
ḍaharkī (romanization)
डहरकी (Hindi)

/ɖə.ɦəɾ.kiː/

Daharki (a city in Ghotki district, Sindh, Pakistan)


حاصل پور

حاصِلْ پُور • (hāsil pūr) m (Hindi spelling हासिल् पूर)

حاصِلْ پُور (canonical)
hāsil pūr (romanization)
हासिल् पूर (Hindi)

Hasilpur (a city in Bahawalpur district, Punjab, Pakistan)


بدین

بَدِین • (badīn) m (Hindi spelling बदीन)

بَدِین (canonical)
badīn (romanization)
बदीन (Hindi)

Badin (a city in Badin district, Sindh, Pakistan)


عارف والا

عارِف وَالا • (ʿārif wālā) m (Hindi spelling आरिफ़ वाला)

عارِف وَالا (canonical)
ʿārif wālā (romanization)
आरिफ़ वाला (Hindi)

/ʔɑː.ɾɪf ʋɑː.lɑː/

عا‧رِف‧وَا‧لا

Arif Wala (a city in Pakpattan district, Punjab, Pakistan)


بھلوال

بَھلْوَال • (bhalvāl) m (Hindi spelling भलवाल)

بَھلْوَال (canonical)
bhalvāl (romanization)
भलवाल (Hindi)

Bhalwal (a city in Sargodha district, Punjab, Pakistan)


ہارون آباد

ہارُونْ آباد

ہارُونْ آباد • (hārūn-ābād) m (Hindi spelling हारूनाबाद)

ہارُونْ آباد (canonical)
hārūn-ābād (romanization)
हारूनाबाद (Hindi)

/ɦɑː.ɾuːn.ɑː.bɑːd̪/

ہا‧رُون‧آ‧باد

suffix

ہارون (hārūn) + ـآباد (-ābād)

Haroonabad (a city in Bahawalnagar district, Punjab, Pakistan)


قمبر علی خان

ur-proper noun

قَمْبَر عَلی خان

قَمْبَر عَلی خان • (qambar ʿalī xān) m (Hindi spelling क़ंबर अली ख़ान)

قَمْبَر عَلی خان (canonical)
qambar ʿalī xān (romanization)
क़ंबर अली ख़ान (Hindi)

قَمْ‧بَرْ‧عَ‧لی‧خان

Qamber Ali Khan (a city in Qambar Shahdadkot district, Sindh, Pakistan)


کندھ کوٹ

کَنْدھ کوٹ • (kandh koṭ) m (Hindi spelling कंध कोट)

کَنْدھ کوٹ (canonical)
kandh koṭ (romanization)
कंध कोट (Hindi)

Kandhkot (a city in Kashmore district, Sindh, Pakistan)


ٹنڈو محمد خان

ٹَنْڈو مُحَمَّدْ خان

ٹَنْڈو مُحَمَّدْ خان • (ṭanḍō muhammad xān) m (Hindi spelling टंडो मुहम्मद् ख़ान)

ٹَنْڈو مُحَمَّدْ خان (canonical)
ṭanḍō muhammad xān (romanization)
टंडो मुहम्मद् ख़ान (Hindi)

ٹن‧ڈو‧مُحَم‧مَد‧خان

From Sindhi ٽنڊو محمد خان (ṭanḍō muhammad xān), named after Mir Muhammad Khan Talpur Shahwani + Baluchi ٹنڈو (ṭanḍō) (cantonment).

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ٽنڊو محمد خان

Tando Muhammad Khan
Tando Muhammad Khan#English

Tando Muhammad Khan (a city in Tando Muhammad Khan district, Sindh, Pakistan)


ڈیرہ اللہ یار

ur-proper noun

ڈیرَہ اللہ یار

देरा अल्लाह यार

ڈیرَہ اللہ یار • (ḍerā allah yār) m (Hindi spelling देरा अल्लाह यार)

ڈیرَہ اللہ یار (canonical)
ḍerā allah yār (romanization)
देरा अल्लाह यार (Hindi)

/ɖeː.ɾɑː əl.ləɦ jɑːɾ/

ڈے‧رہ‧اَلْ‧لَہ‧یار

From Urdu ڈیرہ (“tent”) and named after assassinated political leader Mir Allahyar Khan Khosa.

Dera Allah Yar (a city in Jafarabad district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


ڈیرہ مراد جمالی

ڈیرَہ مُراد جَمالی

ڈیرَہ مُراد جَمالی • (ḍerā murād jamālī) m (Hindi spelling डेरा मुराद जमाली)

ڈیرَہ مُراد جَمالی (canonical)
ḍerā murād jamālī (romanization)
डेरा मुराद जमाली (Hindi)

/ɖeː.ɾɑː mʊ.ɾɑːd̪ d͡ʒə.mɑː.liː/

ڈے‧رہ‧مُ‧راد‧جَ‧ما‧لی

From Urdu ڈیرہ (“tent”) and named after Murad Jamali.

Dera Murad Jamali
Dera Murad Jamali#English

Khyber Balochistan
Khyber Balochistan#English

Dera Murad Jamali (a city in Nasirabad district, Khyber Balochistan, Pakistan)


اوستہ محمد

اُوسْتَہ مُحَمَّد

اُوسْتَہ مُحَمَّد • (ūstah muhammad) m (Hindi spelling ऊस्ता मुहम्मद)

اُوسْتَہ مُحَمَّد (canonical)
ūstah muhammad (romanization)
ऊस्ता मुहम्मद (Hindi)

اُوس‧تَہ‧مُ‧حَم‧مَد

Usta Muhammad (a city in Usta Muhammad district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


میرپور ماتھیلو

مِیرْپُور ماتھیلُو

मीरपुर माथेलू

مِیرْپُور ماتھیلُو • (mīrpūr māthelū) m (Hindi spelling मीरपुर माथेलू)

مِیرْپُور ماتھیلُو (canonical)
mīrpūr māthelū (romanization)
मीरपुर माथेलू (Hindi)

میر‧پور‧ما‧تھے‧لُو

میرپور + ماتھیلو (māthelo).

Mirpur Mathelo (a city in Ghotki district, Sindh, Pakistan)


ژوب

Zhob (a city in Zhob district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


سبی

سِبی (canonical)
sibī (romanization)
सिबी (Hindi)

Named after Rani Sewi, a Hindu woman who ruled Balochistan before the 7th century.

Sibi (a city in Sibi district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


تمپ

تُمْپ (canonical)
tump (romanization)
तुंप (Hindi)

Tump (a city in Kech district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


خاران

خارَان • (xārān) m (Hindi spelling ख़ारान)

خارَان (canonical)
xārān (romanization)
ख़ारान (Hindi)

Kharan (a city in Kharan district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


چتکان

چِتْکان • (citkān) m (Hindi spelling चितकान)

چِتْکان (canonical)
citkān (romanization)
चितकान (Hindi)

Chitkan (a city in Panjgur district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


لورالائی

لورالائی • (lōrālāī) m (Hindi spelling लोरालाई)

Loralai (a city in Loralai district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


نوشکی

نُوشْکی • (nūškī) m (Hindi spelling नूश्की)

نُوشْکی (canonical)
nūškī (romanization)
नूश्की (Hindi)

From Baluchi نوش (noš), + Baluchi کوہ (koh).

Nushki (a city in Nushki district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


چارسدہ

چارْسَدَہ • (čārsadah) m (Hindi spelling चार्सदा)

چارْسَدَہ (canonical)
čārsadah (romanization)
चार्सदा (Hindi)

/t͡ʃɑːɾ.sə.d̪ɑː/

From Persian چار (čār) (four) + Persian سده (sade) (century) ?

Charsadda (a city in Charsadda district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan)


سوئی

سُوئی (canonical)
sūī (romanization)
सूई (Hindi)

Inherited from Old Hindi सुई (suī), सूई (sūī), from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀲𑀽𑀈 (sūī), from Sanskrit सूची (sūcī́).


سوئی

Sui (a city in Dera Bugti district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


ظلم و ستم

ur-noun

ज़ुल्म-ओ-सितम

ظلم و ستم • (zulm-o-sitam) m (Hindi spelling ज़ुल्म-ओ-सितम)

zulm-o-sitam (romanization)
ज़ुल्म-ओ-सितम (Hindi)

From Urdu ظلم (“oppression”) + Urdu ستم (“tyranny”).


اختہ

ur-adj

اَخْتَہ • (axta) (Hindi spelling अख़्ता)

اَخْتَہ (canonical)
axta (romanization)
अख़्ता (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian اخته (axta).


حیدر آباد

ur-proper noun

حَیدَر آباد • (ḥaidar ābād) m (Hindi spelling हैदराबाद)

حَیدَر آباد (canonical)
ḥaidar ābād (romanization)
हैदराबाद (Hindi)

/ɦɛːd̪.ɾɑː.bɑːd̪/

حے‧دَرَ‧آ‧باد

Hyderabad (the capital city, the largest city in Telangana, India)

Hyderabad (a former princely state in British India).


غٹر غوں

ur-noun

غُٹَر غُوں • (ğuṭar ğū̃) f (Hindi spelling ग़ुटर ग़ूं)

غُٹَر غُوں (canonical)
ğuṭar ğū̃ (romanization)
ग़ुटर ग़ूं (Hindi)

/ɣʊ.ʈəɾ ɣũː/


طرف دار

ur-adj

طَرَف دار • (taraf dār) (Hindi spelling तरफ़दार)

طَرَف دار (canonical)
taraf dār (romanization)
तरफ़दार (Hindi)

/t̪ə.ɾəf d̪ɑːɾ/

Borrowed from Classical Persian طرفدار (tarafdār). By surface analysis, طرف (taraf) + دار (-dār).


طرف دار

ur-noun

طَرَف دار • (taraf dār) m (Hindi spelling तरफ़दार)

/t̪ə.ɾəf d̪ɑːɾ/

a party-man, partisan; a follower; a sectary; an assistant


گولکنڈہ

ur-proper noun

گولْکُنْڈَہ • (golkunḍa) m (Hindi spelling गोल्कुंडा)

گولْکُنْڈَہ (canonical)
golkunḍa (romanization)
गोल्कुंडा (Hindi)


عکرشہ

ur-noun

عِکْرَشَہ • (ʾikrašā) f (Hindi spelling इक्रशा)

عِکْرَشَہ (canonical)
ʾikrašā (romanization)
इक्रशा (Hindi)

/ʔɪk.ɾə.ʃɑː/


رڑک

رَڑَک (canonical)
raṛak (romanization)
रड़क (Hindi)


عمدہ

ur-adj

عُمْدَہ • ('umda) (Hindi spelling उम्दा)

عُمْدَہ (canonical)
'umda (romanization)
उम्दा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian عُمْدَه (umda), from Arabic عُمْدَة (ʕumda).


مہر و ماہ

From Urdu مہر (“sun”) + Urdu ماہ (māh, “moon”).

sun and moon (in contrast to special people)


شلوار قمیض

ur-proper noun

شَلْوَارْ قَمِیض

शलवार क़मीज़

شَلْوَارْ قَمِیض • (śalvār qamīz) ? (Hindi spelling शलवार क़मीज़)

شَلْوَارْ قَمِیض (canonical)
śalvār qamīz (romanization)
शलवार क़मीज़ (Hindi)

From Urdu شلوار (ślvār, “shalwar”) + Urdu قمیض (“kameez”).


دائرۃ المعارف

ur-noun

دائِرَۃُ الْمَعارِف

दाइरत-उल-मआरिफ़

دائِرَۃُ الْمَعارِف • (dāiratu l-ma'ārif) m (Hindi spelling दाइरत-उल-मआरिफ़)

دائِرَۃُ الْمَعارِف (canonical)
dāiratu l-ma'ārif (romanization)
दाइरत-उल-मआरिफ़ (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian دائِرَةُالْمَعارِف (dā'irat-ul-ma'ārif), from Arabic دَائِرَةُ مَعَارِف (dāʔiratu maʕārif).

bor+

دائِرَةُالْمَعارِف

bor

دَائِرَةُ مَعَارِف


لاپروا

ur-adj

لاپَرْوا • (lāparvā) (Hindi spelling लापरवा)

لاپَرْوا (canonical)
lāparvā (romanization)
लापरवा (Hindi)

/lɑː.pəɾ.ʋɑː/

From Urdu لا (lā, “no”) + Urdu پروا (prvā, “care”).


سر قلم ہونا

ur-verb

سَر قَلَم ہونا

सर क़लम होना

سَر قَلَم ہونا • (sar qalam honā) (Hindi spelling सर क़लम होना)

سَر قَلَم ہونا (canonical)
sar qalam honā (romanization)
सर क़लम होना (Hindi)


آرے

Borrowed from Classical Persian آری (ārē).


لغوی

ur-adj

لُغَوی • (luğavī) (Hindi spelling लुग़वी)

لُغَوی (canonical)
luğavī (romanization)
लुग़वी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian لغوی (luğawī), from Arabic لُغَوِيّ (luḡawiyy). Related to لغو (lağv, “nonsense”).

bor+

belonging to a language, literal, verbal, lexical

(terminology, linguistics) lexical, dictionary


امپورٹڈ حکومت نا منظور

ur-phrase

اِمْپورْٹِڈ حُکُومَت نا مَنْظُور

اِمْپورْٹِڈ حُکُومَت نا مَنْظُور • (imporṭiḍ hukūmat nā manzūr) (Hindi spelling अिंपोर्टिड हुकूमत ना मन्ज़ूर)

اِمْپورْٹِڈ حُکُومَت نا مَنْظُور (canonical)
imporṭiḍ hukūmat nā manzūr (romanization)
अिंपोर्टिड हुकूमत ना मन्ज़ूर (Hindi)

(Pakistani politics) "imported government disapproved," or "imported government not allowed," a phrase used by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Imran Khan during their rallies.

en-امپورٹڈ_حکومت_نا_منظور-ur-phrase-mOpynncL


طول و عرض

ur-noun

طول و عرض • (tūl-o-ʿarz) m (Hindi spelling तूल-ओ-अर्ज़)

tūl-o-ʿarz (romanization)
तूल-ओ-अर्ज़ (Hindi)

From Urdu طول (tol, “length”) + Urdu عرض (“breadth”).


ناصر

ناصِر • (nāsir) m (Hindi spelling नासिर)

ناصِر (canonical)
nāsir (romanization)
नासिर (Hindi)

defender, assistant, helper, deliverer, ally


مہران

ur-proper noun

مہران • (mehrān) ? (Hindi spelling मिहरान)

From Classical Persian مهران (mihrān).
Cognate with Punjabi مہران (mehrān) and Sindhi مَهَراڻُ (maharāṇu), Persian borrowings.
An ancient Persianate name for the Indus, it was already in use during the earliest medieval era. The accomplished Arab grammarian Ibn Duraid in the 9ᵗʰ century used the name to describe the "great river" in what is today Pakistan.


لوہار

ur-noun

لوہار • (lohār) m (Hindi spelling लोहार)


تہذیب

تَہْذِیب • (tahzīb) f (Hindi spelling तहज़ीब)

تَہْذِیب (canonical)
tahzīb (romanization)
तहज़ीब (Hindi)


ٹینگی

ٹین٘گی (canonical)
ṭẽgī (romanization)
टंगी (Hindi)


دریائے سندھ

ur-proper noun

دَرْیائے سِنْدھ

दर्या-ए-सिंध

دَرْیائے سِنْدھ • (daryā-e-sindh) m (Hindi spelling दर्या-ए-सिंध)

دَرْیائے سِنْدھ (canonical)
daryā-e-sindh (romanization)
दर्या-ए-सिंध (Hindi)

From Urdu دریا (dryā, “river”) + Urdu سندھ (“Sindh”).


غژماں

ur-adj

غُژْماں • (ğužmā̃) (Hindi spelling ग़ुझ़्माँ)

غُژْماں (canonical)
ğužmā̃ (romanization)
ग़ुझ़्माँ (Hindi)

Derived from Classical Persian غژم (ğužm, “anger, rage”).


ڈیٹھ

ڈِیٹھ (canonical)
ḍīṭh (romanization)
डीठ (Hindi)


غیر ملکی

ur-adj

غَیر مُلْکی • (ġair mulkī) (Hindi spelling ग़ैरमुल्की)

غَیر مُلْکی (canonical)
ġair mulkī (romanization)
ग़ैरमुल्की (Hindi)

From غَیرـ (ġair-, “non-”) + مُلْکی (mulkī, “belonging to the country; indigenous, local”).


وادیٔ سندھ کی تہذیب

ur-proper noun

وادئ سِنْدھ کی تَہْذِیب

وادئ سِنْدھ کی تَہْذِیب • (vadī-e-sindh kī tehzīb) m (Hindi spelling वाद सिंध की ता्ज़ीब)

وادئ سِنْدھ کی تَہْذِیب (canonical)
vadī-e-sindh kī tehzīb (romanization)
वाद सिंध की ता्ज़ीब (Hindi)

From Urdu وادی (vādī, “valley”) + Urdu سندھ (“Sindh”) + Urdu کی (kī, “of”) + Urdu تہذیب (“civilization”).

Indus Valley Civilization
Indus Valley Civilization


طاقتور

ur-adj

طاقَتْوَر • (tāqatvar) (Hindi spelling ताक़तवर)

طاقَتْوَر (canonical)
tāqatvar (romanization)
ताक़तवर (Hindi)

/t̪ɑː.qət̪.ʋəɾ/

Borrowed from Classical Persian طاقتور (tāqat-war), the first element from Arabic طَاقَة (ṭāqa).


متلی

ur-noun

مَتْلی • (matlī) f (Hindi spelling मत्ली)

مَتْلی (canonical)
matlī (romanization)
मत्ली (Hindi)


قے

قَے (canonical)
qē (romanization)
क़ै (Hindi)


وابستگی

وابَستَگی • (vābastagī) f (Hindi spelling वाबसतगी)

وابَستَگی (canonical)
vābastagī (romanization)
वाबसतगी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian وابستگی (wābastagī).

bor+

attachment, affinity, relationship, adherence


بلیدہ

ur-proper noun

بُلیدَہ • (buledā) m (Hindi spelling बुलेदा)

بُلیدَہ (canonical)
buledā (romanization)
बुलेदा (Hindi)

Buleda (a city in Kech district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


فارغ التحصیل

ur-adj

فارِغُ التَّحْصِیل

فارِغُ التَّحْصِیل • (fāriġ-ut-tahsīl) (Hindi spelling फ़ारिग़ु अलत्तह्सील)

فارِغُ التَّحْصِیل (canonical)
fāriġ-ut-tahsīl (romanization)
फ़ारिग़ु अलत्तह्सील (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian فارغالتحصیل (fāriğ-ut-tahsīl).

bor+

graduate (one who has completed a course of study)


ہلکان

ur-adj

ہَلْکان • (halkān) (Hindi spelling हलकान)

ہَلْکان (canonical)
halkān (romanization)
हलकान (Hindi)


خانوزئی

ur-proper noun

خانوزَئی • (xānozaī) m (Hindi spelling ख़ानोज़ई)

خانوزَئی (canonical)
xānozaī (romanization)
ख़ानोज़ई (Hindi)

Khanozai (a city in Karezat district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


سرانان

سَرْانَان • (sarānān) m (Hindi spelling सरानान)

سَرْانَان (canonical)
sarānān (romanization)
सरानान (Hindi)

Saranan (a city in Pishin district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


مضحکہ خیز

ur-adj

مَضْحَکَہ خیز

مَضْحَکَہ خیز • (mazhakah xez) (Hindi spelling मज़्हका ख़ेज़)

مَضْحَکَہ خیز (canonical)
mazhakah xez (romanization)
मज़्हका ख़ेज़ (Hindi)

From Urdu مضحکہ (“humour”) + Urdu خیز (xez, “exciting”).


زہری

ur-proper noun

زَہْری • (zehrī) m (Hindi spelling ज़ा्री)

زَہْری (canonical)
zehrī (romanization)
ज़ा्री (Hindi)

Zehri (a city in Khuzdar district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


چقمق

ur-noun

چَقْمَق • (čaqmaq) f (Hindi spelling चक़्मक़)

چَقْمَق (canonical)
čaqmaq (romanization)
चक़्मक़ (Hindi)

Borrowed from Chagatai چقمق. Compare Turkish çakmak.

چقماق چقماق#Urdu


حیرت انگیز

ur-adj

حَیْرَت اَنْگیز

حَیْرَت اَنْگیز • (herat-aṅgez) (Hindi spelling हैरत अंगेज़)

حَیْرَت اَنْگیز (canonical)
herat-aṅgez (romanization)
हैरत अंगेज़ (Hindi)

/ɦɛː.ɾət̪ əŋ.ɡɛːz/

From Urdu حیرت (“surprising”) + Urdu انگیز (“inspiring”).


چقماق

ur-noun

چَقْمَاق • (caqmāq) m (Hindi spelling चक़माक़)

چَقْمَاق (canonical)
caqmāq (romanization)
चक़माक़ (Hindi)


قلات

ur-proper noun

قَلات • (qalāt) m (Hindi spelling क़लात)

قَلات (canonical)
qalāt (romanization)
क़लात (Hindi)

Qalat (a city in Qalat district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


قلات

ur-noun

قِلات • (qilāt) m (Hindi spelling क़िलात)

قِلات (canonical)
qilāt (romanization)
क़िलात (Hindi)

قلعہ قلعہ#Urdu


مستعفی

ur-adj

مُسْتَعْفی • (mustaʿfī) (Hindi spelling मुस्ताफ़ी)

مُسْتَعْفی (canonical)
mustaʿfī (romanization)
मुस्ताफ़ी (Hindi)

(politics) one who has resigned, resigning

one seeking to be excused, relieved, or exempted from


وزارت دفاع

ur-noun

وِزارَتِ دِفاع

وِزارَتِ دِفاع • (vizārat-e-difāʿ) m (Hindi spelling विज़ारत-ए-दिफ़ाअ)

وِزارَتِ دِفاع (canonical)
vizārat-e-difāʿ (romanization)
विज़ारत-ए-दिफ़ाअ (Hindi)

From Urdu وزارت (vizārat, “ministry”) + Urdu دفاع (difā', “defence”).


وزارت خارجہ

وِزارَتِ خارِجَہ

وِزارَتِ خارِجَہ • (vizārat-e-xārijā) m (Hindi spelling विज़ारत-ए-ख़ारिजा)

وِزارَتِ خارِجَہ (canonical)
vizārat-e-xārijā (romanization)
विज़ारत-ए-ख़ारिजा (Hindi)

/ʋɪ.zɑː.ɾət̪.eː.xɑː.ɾɪ.d͡ʒɑː/

From Urdu وزارت (ozārt, “ministry”) + Urdu خارجہ (“foreign”).


معلم اول

مُعَلِّمِ اَوَّل

مُعَلِّمِ اَوَّل • (mʿuallim-e-awwal) m (Hindi spelling मुल्लिमि अव्वल)

مُعَلِّمِ اَوَّل (canonical)
mʿuallim-e-awwal (romanization)
मुल्लिमि अव्वल (Hindi)

From Urdu معلم (“teacher”) + Urdu اول (ol, “first”).

first teacher, first instructor, first master


وزیر دفاع

وَزِیرِ دِفاع

وَزِیرِ دِفاع • (vazīr-e-difāʿ) m (Hindi spelling वज़ीर-ए-दिफ़ाअ)

وَزِیرِ دِفاع (canonical)
vazīr-e-difāʿ (romanization)
वज़ीर-ए-दिफ़ाअ (Hindi)

From Urdu وزیر (ozer, “minister”) + Urdu دفاع (“defense”).


باراں

باراں • (bārā̃) m (Hindi spelling बाराँ)

Borrowed from Classical Persian باران (bārān).


لوہا

lohā (romanization)
लोहा (Hindi)
لوہا (direct singular)
لوہے (direct plural)
لوہے (oblique singular)
لوہوں (oblique plural)
لوہے (singular vocative)
لوہو (plural vocative)

Inherited from Middle Hindi لوہا (lvha /lohā/) (c. 1564), from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀮𑁄𑀳 (loha), from Sanskrit लोह (lōhá).

inh+

یکایک یہ کھلونا کپڑے یا لوہے یا ربڑ یا پلاسٹک کی بنی ہوئی شے نہیں رہ جاتا بلکہ باقاعدہ سانس لینے، ہنسنے، رونے، بگڑنے یا پیار کرنے لگتا ہے۔

1989, وزیر آغا [Wazir Agha], سمندر اگر میرے اندر گرے [samandar agar mere andar gire, If the ocean falls inside of me], Lahore: مکتبۂ فکرِ خیال [Maktaba-yi fikar o xayāl], →OCLC, page 57:

Suddenly, this toy is no longer an object [deduced to something merely] made from cloth or metal, or rubber, or plastic, but rather begins to breathe, laugh, cry, corrode or love.

(by extension) an object made from metal

لوہا صاف ہوا کیا ہر ایک عازم دشت معاف ہوا

1880, محمد حسین جاہ [Muhammad Husain Jah], طلسمِ فصاحت [T̤ilism-i faṣāḥat], →OCLC, page 191:

[Indeed] the cleansing of the sword was as if every pilgrim of the plains was forgiven

جن کی شجاعت کا لوہا تمام ملک میں مشہور تھا۔

1918, آفتابِ دمشق [āftāb-e damiśq], page 96:

Whose pomp of courage was famous across the country.

میں محسن بھائی کو بھوپال سے جانتا ہوں۔ بچپن میں ہی اپنی شاعری کا لوہا منوا لیا تھا۔

2018 January 22, ڈاکٹر عبد القدیر خان [Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan], “نوادرات [navādirāt]”, in جنگ [Jang]:

I know [my] buddy Mohsin from Bhopal. Even in our youth, he had convinced me of his hold on poetry.

(obsolete) clothes iron (appliance used by tailors and washers)


لوہا

ur-adj

لوہا • (lohā) (indeclinable, Hindi spelling लोहा)

(figuratively) strong, heavy, stiff, hard


امور

اُمُور (canonical)
umūr (romanization)
उमूर (Hindi)

امر امر#Urdu


چفتی

ur-noun

چَفْتی • (čaftī) f (Hindi spelling चफ़्ती)

چَفْتی (canonical)
čaftī (romanization)
चफ़्ती (Hindi)


مغلوط

ur-adj

مَغْلُوط • (mağlūt) (Hindi spelling मग़्लूत)

مَغْلُوط (canonical)
mağlūt (romanization)
मग़्लूत (Hindi)

bor

Arabic مَغْلُوط (maḡlūṭ)


شرطی

ur-noun

شُرْطی • (šurtī) m (Hindi spelling शुर्ती)

شُرْطی (canonical)
šurtī (romanization)
शुर्ती (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic شُرْطِيّ (šurṭiyy).


تاہم

تاہَم (canonical)
tāham (romanization)
ताहम (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian تا هم (tā-ham, “still, yet, nevertheless”). By surface analysis, تا (tā) + ہم (ham).


چار مغز

ur-noun

چار مَغْز • (cār maġz) m (Hindi spelling चार मग़्ज़)

چار مَغْز (canonical)
cār maġz (romanization)
चार मग़्ज़ (Hindi)

/t͡ʃɑːɾ məɣz/


درد ناک

ur-adj

دَرْد ناک • (dard nāk) (Hindi spelling दर्द नाक)

دَرْد ناک (canonical)
dard nāk (romanization)
दर्द नाक (Hindi)

/d̪əɾd̪ nɑːk/

Borrowed from Classical Persian دردناک (dardnāk), literally دَرد (dard, “pain”) + ـناک (-nāk, “-ful”).

af

sad, piteous, pathetic, piteous, sorrowful


منتظمی کرنا

ur-verb

مُنْتَظِمِی کَرْنا

मुंतज़िमी करना

مُنْتَظِمِی کَرْنا • (muntazimī karnā) (Hindi spelling मुंतज़िमी करना)

مُنْتَظِمِی کَرْنا (canonical)
muntazimī karnā (romanization)
मुंतज़िमी करना (Hindi)


البتہ

ur-adv

اَلْبَتَّہ • (albatta) (Hindi spelling अल्बत्ता)

اَلْبَتَّہ (canonical)
albatta (romanization)
अल्बत्ता (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian البته (albatta), from Arabic الْبَتَّةَ (al-battata).


بیضہ

ur-noun

بَیضَہ • (baizah) m (Hindi spelling बैज़ा)

بَیضَہ (canonical)
baizah (romanization)
बैज़ा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian بیضه (bayza), from Arabic بَيْضَة (bayḍa).


تبادلۂ خیال

ur-noun

تَبادِلَۂ خَیال

तबादिला-ए-ख़याल

تَبادِلَۂ خَیال • (tabādila-e-xayāl) m (Hindi spelling तबादिला-ए-ख़याल)

تَبادِلَۂ خَیال (canonical)
tabādila-e-xayāl (romanization)
तबादिला-ए-ख़याल (Hindi)

From تَبادِلَہ (tabādila, “exchange”) + اِ (-i, “ezafe”) + خَیال (xayāl, “idea”).


نجی

نِجی (canonical)
nijī (romanization)
निजी (Hindi)

personal, private, unofficial, confidential


نجی

نَجی (canonical)
najī (romanization)
नजी (Hindi)


قطعی

قَطْعِی (canonical)
qatʿī (romanization)
क़तई (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic قَطْعِيّ (qaṭʕiyy).

decisive, conclusive, final, categorical, absolute, imperative, ultimate, binding


قطعی

conclusively, finally, verily, truly, entirely, absolutely, altogether, definitely


خصوصی

ur-adj

خُصُوصی • (xusūsī) (Hindi spelling ख़ुसूसी)

خُصُوصی (canonical)
xusūsī (romanization)
ख़ुसूसी (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic خُصُوصِيّ (ḵuṣūṣiyy).


غالبا

ur-adv

غالِباً • (ġāliban) (Hindi spelling ग़ालिबन)

غالِباً (canonical)
ġāliban (romanization)
ग़ालिबन (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian غالباً (ğâliban), from Arabic غَالِبًا (ḡāliban).

bor+

probably, apparently, for the most part, mostly, chiefly


معتمد

ur-adj

مُعْتَمَد • (moʿtamad) (Hindi spelling मोतमद)

مُعْتَمَد (canonical)
moʿtamad (romanization)
मोतमद (Hindi)


معتمد

ur-noun

مُعْتَمَد • (moʿtamad) m (Hindi spelling मोतमद)


بدعنوانی

بَدعُنْوانی • (badʿunvānī) f (Hindi spelling बदुन्वानी)

بَدعُنْوانی (canonical)
badʿunvānī (romanization)
बदुन्वानी (Hindi)

From Urdu بد (“evil”) + Urdu عنوان ('nvān, “topic”).


ڈڑھیل

ur-adj

ڈَڑْھیَل • (ḍaṛhyal) (Hindi spelling डढ़यल)

ڈَڑْھیَل (canonical)
ḍaṛhyal (romanization)
डढ़यल (Hindi)


ثورہ

ur-noun

ثَورَہ • (saurah) m (Hindi spelling सौरा)

ثَورَہ (canonical)
saurah (romanization)
सौरा (Hindi)


ہفوۃ

ہَفْوَۃ • (hafvat) f (Hindi spelling हफ़्वۃ)

ہَفْوَۃ (canonical)
hafvat (romanization)
हफ़्वۃ (Hindi)


حلیب

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حشرہ

حَشَرَہ • (haśara) m (Hindi spelling हशरा)

حَشَرَہ (canonical)
haśara (romanization)
हशरा (Hindi)

/ɦə.ʃəɾ.ɑ(ː)/

Borrowed from Classical Persian حَشَره (hašara), from Arabic حَشَرة (ḥašara).


شفا خانہ

ur-noun

شِفا خانَہ • (śifā xāna) m (Hindi spelling शिफ़ा ख़ाना)

شِفا خانَہ (canonical)
śifā xāna (romanization)
शिफ़ा ख़ाना (Hindi)

/ʃɪ.fɑː xɑː.nɑː/

From شفا (šifā, “healing”) + ـخانہ (xānah, “area”).


دوبارہ

ur-adj

دوبارَہ • (dobārah) (Hindi spelling दोबारा)

دوبارَہ (canonical)
dobārah (romanization)
दोबारा (Hindi)

/d̪oː.bɑː.ɾɑː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian دوباره (dōbāra, dubāra). Alternatively from دو (do) + بار (bār), both elements from Sanskrit.


قلو پطرہ

ur-proper noun

قَلو پَطْرَہ

قَلو پَطْرَہ • (qalo patrah) f (Hindi spelling क़लो-पत्रा)

قَلو پَطْرَہ (canonical)
qalo patrah (romanization)
क़लो-पत्रा (Hindi)


تمرکز

ur-noun

تَمَرْکُز • (tamarkuz) m (Hindi spelling तमर्कुज़)

تَمَرْکُز (canonical)
tamarkuz (romanization)
तमर्कुज़ (Hindi)


دغا باز

دغا باز • (dağā-bāz) m (Hindi spelling दग़ाबाज़)

dağā-bāz (romanization)
दग़ाबाज़ (Hindi)

/d̪ə.ɣɑː.bɑːz/


دغا باز

ur-adj

دَغا باز • (dağā-bāz) (Hindi spelling दग़ाबाज़)

دَغا باز (canonical)
dağā-bāz (romanization)
दग़ाबाज़ (Hindi)

/d̪ə.ɣɑː.bɑːz/


سوراب

ur-proper noun

سُورَاب • (sūrāb) m (Hindi spelling सूराब)

سُورَاب (canonical)
sūrāb (romanization)
सूराब (Hindi)

Surab (a city in Surab district, Balochistan, Pakistan)


نظر نواز

ur-adj

نَظَر نَواز • (nazar-navāz) (Hindi spelling नज़र नवाज़)

نَظَر نَواز (canonical)
nazar-navāz (romanization)
नज़र नवाज़ (Hindi)

From نظر (nazar, “gaze”) + ـنواز (navāz, “(forms adjectives and nouns)”).


بوجھ

bojh (romanization)
बोझ (Hindi)
بوجھ (direct singular)
بوجھ (direct plural)
بوجھ (oblique singular)
بوجھوں (oblique plural)
بوجھ (singular vocative)
بوجھو (plural vocative)

Inherited from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀯𑁄𑀚𑁆𑀛 (vojjha), from Sanskrit वह्य (vahyá), from Proto-Indo-European *wóǵʰ-yo-s (“fit to be carried”), from *weǵʰ- (“to carry, draw”).

inh

(figuratively) obligation (ie. responsibility)


تجارتی

ur-adj

تِجارَتی • (tijāratī) (Hindi spelling तिजारती)

تِجارَتی (canonical)
tijāratī (romanization)
तिजारती (Hindi)

/t̪ɪ.d͡ʒɑː.ɾə.t̪iː/


کنکال

ur-noun

کَن٘کال • (kaṅkāl) m (Hindi spelling कंकाल)

کَن٘کال (canonical)
kaṅkāl (romanization)
कंकाल (Hindi)

Borrowed from Sanskrit कङ्काल (kaṅkāla).


ہجوم

ہُجُوم • (hujūm) m (Hindi spelling हुजूम)

ہُجُوم (canonical)
hujūm (romanization)
हुजूम (Hindi)


تاریخچہ

تارِیخچَہ • (tārīxca) f (Hindi spelling तारीख़चा)

تارِیخچَہ (canonical)
tārīxca (romanization)
तारीख़चा (Hindi)

/t̪ɑː.ɾiːx.t͡ʃɑː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian تَارِیخْچَه (tārīxča), diminutive of تَارِیخ (tārīx).


برقی ڈاک

ur-noun

بَرْقی ڈاک • (barqī ḍāk) m (Hindi spelling बर्क़ी डाक)

بَرْقی ڈاک (canonical)
barqī ḍāk (romanization)
बर्क़ी डाक (Hindi)

From Urdu بَرْقی (barqī, “electric, electronic”) + Urdu ڈاک (ḍāk, “mail”).


برقی ڈاک پتہ

ur-noun

بَرْقی ڈاک پَتَہ

بَرْقی ڈاک پَتَہ • (barqī ḍāk pata) m (Hindi spelling बर्क़ी डाक पता)

بَرْقی ڈاک پَتَہ (canonical)
barqī ḍāk pata (romanization)
बर्क़ी डाक पता (Hindi)

/bəɾ.qiː ɖɑːk pə.t̪ɑː/

From Urdu بَرْقی (barqī, “electric, electronic”) + Urdu ڈاک (ḍāk, “mail”) + Urdu پَتَہ (pata, “address”).


تجارتی ادارہ

تِجارَتی اِدارَہ

تِجارَتی اِدارَہ • (tijāratī idārah) m (Hindi spelling तिजारती इदारा)

تِجارَتی اِدارَہ (canonical)
tijāratī idārah (romanization)
तिजारती इदारा (Hindi)

/t̪ɪ.d͡ʒɑː.ɾə.t̪iː ɪ.d̪ɑː.ɾɑː/

From Urdu تجارتی (“commercial”) + Urdu ادارہ (“management”).


قافلہ

قافِلَہ • (qāfila) m (formal plural قافِلات (qāfilāt), Hindi spelling क़ाफ़िला)

قافِلَہ (canonical)
qāfila (romanization)
قافِلات (formal plural)
क़ाफ़िला (Hindi)
قافِلَہ (direct singular)
قافِلے (direct plural)
قافِلے (oblique singular)
قافِلوں (oblique plural)
قافِلے (singular vocative)
قافِلو (plural vocative)

Etymology tree
Arabic قَافِلَة (qāfila)bor.
Classical Persian قَافِلَه (qāfila)bor.
Urdu قَافِلَہ (qāfila)Borrowed from Classical Persian قَافِلَه (qāfila), borrowed from Arabic قَافِلَة (qāfila).

etymon

قَافِلَہ


دار پر کھینچنا

ur-verb

دار پَر کَھین٘چْنا

दार पर खींचना

دار پَر کَھین٘چْنا • (dār par khaiṉcnā) (Hindi spelling दार पर खींचना)

دار پَر کَھین٘چْنا (canonical)
dār par khaiṉcnā (romanization)
दार पर खींचना (Hindi)

/d̪ɑːɾ pəɾ kʰɛːnt͡ʃ.nɑː/

From دار (dār, “wood”) + پر (par, “on”) + کھینچنا (khaiṉcnā, “pull”).


قہر

قَہْر (canonical)
qahr (romanization)
क़हर (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian قهر (qahr), from Arabic قَهْر (qahr).


تہ

تَہ (canonical)
tah (romanization)
तह (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ته (tah).


تہہ

تَہہ (canonical)
tah (romanization)
तहह (Hindi)


تہہ خانہ

ur-noun

تَہہ خانَہ • (tah xānah) m (Hindi spelling तहख़ाना)

تَہہ خانَہ (canonical)
tah xānah (romanization)
तहख़ाना (Hindi)

desc

→ English: tahkhana (“underground room”)

/t̪əɦ xɑː.nɑː/

From تہہ (tah, “below”) + خانہ (xānah, “area”).


منسلک

ur-adj

مُنْسلِکْ • (munsalik) (Hindi spelling मुन्सलिक्)

مُنْسلِکْ (canonical)
munsalik (romanization)
मुन्सलिक् (Hindi)

Borrowed from Arabic مُنْسَلِكْ (munsalik).


زرافہ

ur-noun

زِرافَہ • (zirāfah) m (Hindi spelling ज़िराफ़ा)

زِرافَہ (canonical)
zirāfah (romanization)
ज़िराफ़ा (Hindi)

/zɪ.ɾɑː.fəɦ/

Borrowed from Classical Persian زرافه (zarāfa), from Arabic زَرَافَة (zarāfa). Possibly influenced by English giraffe.


ہرن

ur-noun

ہِرَن • (hiran) m (feminine ہِرنِی (hirnī), Hindi spelling हिरन)

ہِرَن (canonical)
hiran (romanization)
ہِرنِی (feminine)
हिरन (Hindi)

Inherited from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀳𑀭𑀺𑀡 (hariṇa), from Sanskrit हरिण (hariṇa, “deer”), from हरि (hari, “reddish brown”).


وسلن

Another title for సామంత in certain dialects of Dekhanim.


الائچی

ur-noun

اِلائِچی • (ilāicī) ? (Hindi spelling इलायची)

اِلائِچی (canonical)
ilāicī (romanization)
इलायची (Hindi)

→ English: elaichi

Ultimately from Proto-Dravidian *ēlakāy, probably via Sauraseni Prakrit. Related to Sanskrit एलीका (elīkā), Persian هل (hel), Hindi इलायची (ilāycī)


ملزم

ur-adj

مُلْزِم • (mulzim) (Hindi spelling मुल्ज़िम)

مُلْزِم (canonical)
mulzim (romanization)
मुल्ज़िम (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ملزم (mulzim), from Arabic مُلْزِم (mulzim).

bor+

accused, charged, indictee, convicted, convict


ملزم

ur-noun

مُلْزِم • (mulzim) m (Hindi spelling मुल्ज़िम)


روشن گر

رَوشَن گَر or روشَن گَر • (rauśan gar or rośan gar) ? (Hindi spelling रौशनगर)

رَوشَن گَر (canonical)
روشَن گَر (canonical)
rauśan gar (romanization)
rośan gar (romanization)
रौशनगर (Hindi)
روشَن گَر (direct singular)
روشَن گَریں (direct plural)
روشَن گَر (oblique singular)
روشَن گَروں (oblique plural)
روشَن گَر (singular vocative)
روشَن گَرو (plural vocative)

/ɾɔː.ʃən ɡəɾ/

/ɾoː.ʃən ɡəɾ/

From Classical Persian روشن گر (rawšan-gar, “illuminator”).

bor

one who enlightens, an illuminator; a spiritual teacher, guide, or leader

(poetic) God, the illuminator of all, He who created and shone His divine creative light upon all of existence


سرمایہ داری

ur-noun

سَرمَایَہ دَارِی

سَرمَایَہ دَارِی • (sarmāya- dārī) f (Hindi spelling सरमायादारी)

سَرمَایَہ دَارِی (canonical)
sarmāya- dārī (romanization)
सरमायादारी (Hindi)

/səɾ.mɑː.jə d̪ɑː.ɾiː/

From سَرمایہ (sarmāya, “capital”) + داری (dārī, “holding, having, owning”).

af

capitalism, an economic system wherein capital is accumulated from labor by a capitalist


سرمایہ

ur-noun

سرمایہ • (sarmāya) m (Hindi spelling सरमाया)

sarmāya (romanization)
सरमाया (Hindi)
سَرمایہَ (direct singular)
سَرمایہَیں (direct plural)
سَرمایہَ (oblique singular)
سَرمایہَوں (oblique plural)
سَرمایہَ (singular vocative)
سَرمایہَو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian سَرمایه (sarmāya, “capital”).

bor+

میرے بچے اور میرے شوہر میرے سرمایہ ہیں

my children and my husband are the most important possessions of my life

mēre bace aur mēre šauhar mēre sarmāya hai

the most important possessions of one's life, the most vital belongings of one's life


سرمایہ پرستی

From سرمایہ (sarmāya, “capital; money; wealth”) + پرستی (parastī, “worship; adoration”).

af

money-idolatry, the worship and idolization of money and wealth


مبنی

ur-noun

مَبْنیٰ • (mabnā) m (Hindi spelling मबना)

مَبْنیٰ (canonical)
mabnā (romanization)
मबना (Hindi)


جھاڑو

جھاڑُو • (jhāṛū) f (Hindi spelling झाड़ू)

جھاڑُو (canonical)
jhāṛū (romanization)
झाड़ू (Hindi)

/d͡ʒʱɑː.ɽuː/


جماگی

جُماگی • (jumāgī) f (Hindi spelling जुमागी)

جُماگی (canonical)
jumāgī (romanization)
जुमागी (Hindi)

/d͡ʒʊ.mɑː.ɡiː/


اتمک

اَتْمَک • (atmak) f (Hindi spelling अत्मक)

اَتْمَک (canonical)
atmak (romanization)
अत्मक (Hindi)


ابنہ

اِبْنَہ • (ibnah) f (Hindi spelling इब्ना)

اِبْنَہ (canonical)
ibnah (romanization)
इब्ना (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian اِبْنَه (ibna), from Arabic اِبْنَة (ibna).


قرہ

قَرَہ (canonical)
qara (romanization)
क़रा (Hindi)


قاچاقی

ur-noun

قاچاقی • (qācāqī) m (Hindi spelling क़ाचाक़ी)

Borrowed from Classical Persian قاچاقچی (qāčāqčī), from Turkic.


جھاڑنا

ur-verb

جھاڑْنا • (jhāṛnā) (Hindi spelling झाड़ना)

جھاڑْنا (canonical)
jhāṛnā (romanization)
झाड़ना (Hindi)

/d͡ʒʱɑːɽ.nɑː/

Inherited from Ashokan Prakrit *𑀛𑀸𑀝𑀬𑀢𑀺 (*jhāṭayati).


برقی جھاڑو

ur-noun

بَرْقی جھاڑُو

بَرْقی جھاڑُو • (barqī jhāṛū) f (Hindi spelling बर्क़ी झाड़ू)

بَرْقی جھاڑُو (canonical)
barqī jhāṛū (romanization)
बर्क़ी झाड़ू (Hindi)

/bəɾ.qiː d͡ʒʱɑː.ɽuː/

From بَرْقی (barqī, “electric”) + جھاڑُو (jhāṛū, “broom”). Possibly influenced by Persian جاروبَرْقی (jâru-barqi, “vacuum cleaner, electric broom”)


آموختہ

ur-adj

آموخْتَہ • (āmoxta) (indeclinable, Hindi spelling आमोख़्ता)

آموخْتَہ (canonical)
āmoxta (romanization)
आमोख़्ता (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian آموخته (āmoxta), past participle of آموختن (âmoxtan, “to teach; learn”). Previously attested in 1649.


آموختہ

ur-noun

آموخْتَہ • (āmoxta) m (Hindi spelling आमोख़्ता)

آموخْتَہ (canonical)
āmoxta (romanization)
आमोख़्ता (Hindi)
آموختَہ (direct singular)
آموختے (direct plural)
آموختے (oblique singular)
آموختوں (oblique plural)
آموختے (singular vocative)
آموختو (plural vocative)

a learned lesson; trained (a lesson which has been completed)

(obsolete) something which has been used to learn or read from.


پڑوسی

پَڑوسی • (paṛosī) m (feminine پَڑوسِن (paṛosin), Hindi spelling पड़ोसी)

پَڑوسی (canonical)
paṛosī (romanization)
پَڑوسِن (feminine)
पड़ोसी (Hindi)
پڑوسی (direct singular)
پڑوسی (direct plural)
پڑوسی (oblique singular)
پڑوسِیوں (oblique plural)
پڑوسی (singular vocative)
پڑوسِیو (plural vocative)

Inherited from Sauraseni Prakrit 𑀧𑀟𑀺𑀯𑁂𑀲𑀺𑀅 (paḍivesia), from Sanskrit प्रतिवेश्य (prativeśya). By surface analysis, پَڑوس (paṛos, “neighbourhood”) + ی (ī).

surf

neighbour (living next-door or adjacent to land)


لیہہ

Leh (one of the capitals and largest city in the disputed union territory of Ladakh, India).


پیروی

ur-noun

پَیرَوی • (pairavī) f (Hindi spelling पौरवी)

پَیرَوی (canonical)
pairavī (romanization)
पौरवी (Hindi)

/pɛː.ɾə.ʋiː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian پیروی (pay-rawī, “pursuit”).


مؤسسہ

ur-noun

مُؤَسِّسَہ • (mu'assisah) m (Hindi spelling मुओस्सिसा)

مُؤَسِّسَہ (canonical)
mu'assisah (romanization)
मुओस्सिसा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Persian مؤسسه (mo'assese), from Arabic مُؤَسَّسَة (muʔassasa).


بے ضرر

ur-adj

بے ضَرَر • (be-zarar) (Hindi spelling बेज़रर)

بے ضَرَر (canonical)
be-zarar (romanization)
बेज़रर (Hindi)

From Urdu بے (be, “not”) + Urdu ضرر (“harm”).


سامعین

ur-noun

سامِعِین • (sāme'īn) m (Hindi spelling सामिियन)

سامِعِین (canonical)
sāme'īn (romanization)
सामिियन (Hindi)

bor

Arabic سَامِعِينْ (sāmiʕīn)


ملوث

ur-adj

مُلَوَّث • (mulavvas) (Hindi spelling मुलव्वस)

مُلَوَّث (canonical)
mulavvas (romanization)
मुलव्वस (Hindi)

tainted, polluted, befouled, contaminated


چپقلش

ur-noun

چَپْقُلَش • (capqulaś) f (Hindi spelling चपक़ुलश)

چَپْقُلَش (canonical)
capqulaś (romanization)
चपक़ुलश (Hindi)

Ultimately from Chagatai چپقلش (çapqülaş).

altercation, discord, row, strife, struggle


اوطاق

اوطاق • (utāq) m

اتاق اتاق#Urdu


بہ

بَہ (canonical)
bah (romanization)
बा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian به (ba).


سگریٹ نوشی

سِگْریٹ نوشی

سِگْریٹ نوشی • (sigareyṭ nošī) m (Hindi spelling सिग्रेट नोशी)

سِگْریٹ نوشی (canonical)
sigareyṭ nošī (romanization)
सिग्रेट नोशी (Hindi)

From سگریٹ (sigareyṭ, “cigarette”) + نوشی (nošī, “drinking”).


ایلچی

ایلْچی (canonical)
elcī (romanization)
एलची (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian ایلچی (ēlčī, īlčī), from Chagatai ایلچی (elçi). Compare Turkish elçi (“ambassador”).

bor+

ambassador, emissary, representative, diplomat, envoy


نوشی

Derived from Classical Persian نوش (nōš, “a drink”).


خطیر

خَطِیر (canonical)
xatīr (romanization)
ख़तीर (Hindi)


رضیع

ur-noun

رَضِیْع • (razī') m (Hindi spelling रज़ी)

رَضِیْع (canonical)
razī' (romanization)
रज़ी (Hindi)


کلاں

کَلاں (canonical)
kalā̃ (romanization)
कलाँ (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian کلان (kalān).


بدصورت

ur-adj

بَدصُورَت • (badsūrat) (Hindi spelling बदसूरत)

بَدصُورَت (canonical)
badsūrat (romanization)
बदसूरत (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian بدصورت (badsūrat), or from Urdu بد (“bad”) + Urdu صورت (“appearance”).


بحریہ

ur-noun

بَحْرِیَہ • (bahriyah) f (Hindi spelling बहरिया)

بَحْرِیَہ (canonical)
bahriyah (romanization)
बहरिया (Hindi)

/bəɦ.ɾɪ.jɑː/


حمارہ

حِمارَہ • (himārah) f (Hindi spelling हिमारा)

حِمارَہ (canonical)
himārah (romanization)
हिमारा (Hindi)

/ɦɪ.mɑː.ɾɑː/

حمار حمار#Urdu

female equivalent of حمار (himār, “ass, donkey”)


آلودہ

ur-adj

آلُودَہ • (ālūdah) (Hindi spelling आलूदा)

آلُودَہ (canonical)
ālūdah (romanization)
आलूदा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian آلوده (ālūda), past participle of آلودن (ālūdan, “to pollute”).


بندہ

ur-noun

بَنْدَہ • (banda) m (feminine بندی, Hindi spelling बंदा)

بَنْدَہ (canonical)
banda (romanization)
بندی (feminine)
बंदा (Hindi)
بَنْدَہ (direct singular)
بَنْدے (direct plural)
بَنْدے (oblique singular)
بَنْدوں (oblique plural)
بَنْدے (singular vocative)
بَنْدو (plural vocative)

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *bʰendʰ-
Old Persian 𐎲𐎭𐎣 (b-d-k)
Classical Persian بَنْدَه (banda)bor.
Classical Persian بَنْدَه (banda)bor.
Punjabi بَنْدَہ (bandah)influ.
Urdu بَنْدَہ (banda)Borrowed from Classical Persian بَنْدَه (banda). By surface analysis, بَنْد (band, “close; block; confined”) + ـَہ (-a). Doublet of بَانْدْھنَا (bāndhnā, “to tie”). First attested in c. 1649 as Middle Hindi بندہ (banda).
Sense 5 is a semantic loan from Punjabi بَنْدَہ／ਬੰਦਾ (bandah, “person; man”).

etymon

بَنْدَہ

ref

“بندہ”, in اُردُو لُغَت (urdū luġat) (in Urdu), Ministry of Education: Government of Pakistan, 2017.

semantic loan

بَنْدَہ//ਬੰਦਾ

(colloquial, especially Punjabic Urdu, Delhiite) person, man

(formal, polite) servant (used to refer to oneself humbly)


تشتری

ur-noun

تَشْتَری • (taštarī) f (Hindi spelling तश्तरी)

تَشْتَری (canonical)
taštarī (romanization)
तश्तरी (Hindi)

طشتری طشتری#Urdu


نامہ

نامَہ (canonical)
nāmah (romanization)
नामा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian نامه (nāma).


صغیر

صَغِیر (canonical)
saġīr (romanization)
सग़ीर (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian صغیر (sağīr), from Arabic صَغِير (ṣaḡīr).


طشتری

ur-noun

طَشْتَری • (taštarī) f (Hindi spelling तश्तरी)

طَشْتَری (canonical)
taštarī (romanization)
तश्तरी (Hindi)

/t̪əʃ.t̪ə.ɾiː/

Ultimately from Classical Persian تشت (tašt, “saucer, tray”) (whence طشت (tašt))، from Middle Persian tšt' (tašt).


دعوت نامہ

ur-noun

دَعْوَت نامَہ

دَعْوَت نامَہ • (dā'vat nāmah) m (Hindi spelling दावत नामा)

دَعْوَت نامَہ (canonical)
dā'vat nāmah (romanization)
दावत नामा (Hindi)

/d̪ɑː.(ʔ)ʋət̪ nɑː.mɑː/

From Urdu دعوت (“invitation”) + Urdu نامہ (“letter”).


مشغلہ

مَشْغَلَہ • (mašğalah) m (Hindi spelling मश्ग़ला)

مَشْغَلَہ (canonical)
mašğalah (romanization)
मश्ग़ला (Hindi)

/məʃ.ɣə.lɑː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian مشغله (mašğala), from Arabic مَشْغَلة (mašḡala), from the root ش غ ل (š ḡ l).


توجہ

ur-noun

تَوَجُّہ • (tavajju) m (Hindi spelling तवज्जो)

تَوَجُّہ (canonical)
tavajju (romanization)
तवज्जो (Hindi)

/t̪ə.ʋəd̪.d͡ʒʊ(ɦ)/

[t̪ə.ʋəd̪.d͡ʒoʱ]

Borrowed from Classical Persian تَوَجُّه (tawajju), from Arabic تَوَجُّه (tawajjuh). First attested in c. 1657 as Middle Hindi توجہ (tvjh /tavajjuh/).

ref

“توجہ”, in اُردُو لُغَت (urdū luġat) (in Urdu), Ministry of Education: Government of Pakistan, 2017.


معیار

ur-noun

مِعْیَار • (mi'yār) m (formal plural مِعْیَارَات (mi'yārāt), Hindi spelling मेयार)

مِعْیَار (canonical)
mi'yār (romanization)
مِعْیَارَات (formal plural)
मेयार (Hindi)
مِعْیَار (direct singular)
مِعْیَار (direct plural)
مِعْیَار (oblique singular)
مِعْیَاروں (oblique plural)
مِعْیَار (singular vocative)
مِعْیَارو (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Classical Persian مِعْیَار (mi'yār), from Arabic مِعْيَار (miʕyār).

bor+

example; a good attribute (ie. of a person)


ہنگامی

ur-adj

ہَنگامی • (haṅgāmī) (Hindi spelling हनगामी)

ہَنگامی (canonical)
haṅgāmī (romanization)
हनगामी (Hindi)

/ɦəŋ.ɡɑː.miː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian هنگامی (hangāmī).


عملہ

ur-noun

عَمَلہ • ('amalah) m (Hindi spelling अमलह)

عَمَلہ (canonical)
'amalah (romanization)
अमलह (Hindi)


انتہائی

ur-adj

اِنْتِہائی • (intihāī) (Hindi spelling अिंतिहाई)

اِنْتِہائی (canonical)
intihāī (romanization)
अिंतिहाई (Hindi)


معیاری

مِعْیاری • (me'yārī) (Hindi spelling मानक)

مِعْیاری (canonical)
me'yārī (romanization)
मानक (Hindi)


کارروائی

ur-noun

کَارْرَوائی • (kārravāī) f (Hindi spelling कार्रवाई)

کَارْرَوائی (canonical)
kārravāī (romanization)
कार्रवाई (Hindi)

/kɑːɾ.ɾə.ʋɑː.iː/

From Sanskrit कार्य (kārya, “task, deed”) + -वाही (-vāhī).

com

procedure, conduct, action, process, proceeding, investigation


اولین ترجیح

ur-noun

اَوَّلِین تَرْجِیح

اَوَّلِین تَرْجِیح • (avvalīn tarjīh) f (Hindi spelling अव्वलीन तर्जीह)

اَوَّلِین تَرْجِیح (canonical)
avvalīn tarjīh (romanization)
अव्वलीन तर्जीह (Hindi)

/əʋ.ʋə.liːn t̪əɾ.d͡ʒiːɦ/

From Urdu اولین (olen, “first”) + Urdu ترجیح (“priority”).


تشویشناک

ur-adj

تَشْوِیشْناک

تَشْوِیشْناک • (tašvīšnāk) (Hindi spelling तश्वीश्नाक)

تَشْوِیشْناک (canonical)
tašvīšnāk (romanization)
तश्वीश्नाक (Hindi)

/t̪əʃ.ʋiːʃ.nɑːk/

Borrowed from Classical Persian تشویشناک (tašwīšnāk), from تشویش (tašwīš) + ـناک (-nāk), the first element from Arabic.

af

تشویش (tašwīš) + ـناک (-nāk)

someone who creates distraction, discomfort, nervousness, anxiousness, restlessness


سمجھوتہ

ur-noun

سَمجَھوتَہ • (samjhauta) m (Hindi spelling समझौता)

سَمجَھوتَہ (canonical)
samjhauta (romanization)
समझौता (Hindi)
سمجھوتَہ (direct singular)
سمجھوتے (direct plural)
سمجھوتے (oblique singular)
سمجھوتوں (oblique plural)
سمجھوتے (singular vocative)
سمجھوتو (plural vocative)

/səm.d͡ʒʱɔː.t̪ɑː/

سَم‧جَھو‧تَہ


اباضی

ur-adj

اِباضِی • (ibāzī) (Hindi spelling इबाज़ी)

اِباضِی (canonical)
ibāzī (romanization)
इबाज़ी (Hindi)

Ultimately from Arabic إِبَاضِيّ (ʔibāḍiyy). By surface analysis, اباض (ibāz) + ـی (-ī).


اباضی

ur-noun

اِباضِی • (ibāzī) m or f (Hindi spelling इबाज़ी)


اخلاط

اَخْلاط • (axlāt̤) m (Hindi spelling अख़्लात)

اَخْلاط (canonical)
axlāt̤ (romanization)
अख़्लात (Hindi)
اَخْلاط (direct singular)
اَخْلاط (direct plural)
اَخْلاط (oblique singular)
اَخْلاطوں (oblique plural)
اَخْلاط (singular vocative)
اَخْلاطو (plural vocative)

Plural of خِلْط (xilt̤), borrowed from Classical Persian اخلاط (axlāt), itself from Arabic أَخْلَاْط (ʔaḵlāṭ).

der

Arabic أَخْلَاْط (ʔaḵlāṭ)

Humorism - (system of medicine detailing a supposed makeup and workings of the human body)


حاضری

ur-noun

حاضِری • (hāzirī) f (Hindi spelling हाज़िरी)

حاضِری (canonical)
hāzirī (romanization)
हाज़िरी (Hindi)

/ɦɑː.zɪ.ɾiː/

Borrowed from Classical Persian حاضری (hāzirī), derived from Arabic حَاضِر (ḥāḍir). By surface analysis, حاضر (hāzir) + ی (-ī).


نظریہ

ur-noun

نَظَرِیَہ • (nazariyah) m (Hindi spelling नज़रिया)

نَظَرِیَہ (canonical)
nazariyah (romanization)
नज़रिया (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian نظریه (nazariya), from Arabic نَظَرِيَّة (naẓariyya).


مظاہرین

ur-noun

مُظاہِرین • (muzāhirīn) m (Hindi spelling मुज़ाहिरीन)

مُظاہِرین (canonical)
muzāhirīn (romanization)
मुज़ाहिरीन (Hindi)


برگزیدہ

ur-adj

بَرْگُزِیدَہ

بَرْگُزِیدَہ • (barguzīdah) (Hindi spelling बर्गुज़ीदा)

بَرْگُزِیدَہ (canonical)
barguzīdah (romanization)
बर्गुज़ीदा (Hindi)

Borrowed from Classical Persian برگزیده (bar-guzīda), past participle of برگزیدن (bar-guzīdan).