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3 days ago · GIVE SOMETHING BACK translate: واپس کرنا. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Urdu Dictionary.
Oct 4, 2024 · The meaning of Urdu idioms often differs from their literal translation. “Naak kaat lena” (to cut one’s nose) means to disgrace someone. Urdu idioms frequently use body parts metaphorically. “Dil gardah hona” (heart becoming dust) means extremely sad. Here, the heart represents emotions. Cultural references play a big role in Urdu idioms.
5 days ago · Household Items. This basic lesson will teach the names of common household items. Each household item is written in singular form. There will be a sentence about each household item to make it easier to understand. Each household item is written in both English and Urdu text as well an image of the item. Ghariloo Ashiyaa: Yeh shurooaati sabaq ...
5 days ago · The words borrowed from Urdu are in most cases of Persian or Arabic origin. Cummerbund, a word for a broad waist sash usually worn with a tuxedo, which comes from the Persian "kamarband" (waist-strap) through Urdu. Pajamas (or pyjamas) is also a word of Persian origin borrowed by English via Urdu: in Persian, "pay-jama" meant "foot/leg clothing".
Oct 4, 2024 · Asalaam-walaikum or Salam – May peace be with you/Hello. This phrase is the most common way to say hello in Pakistan, as the population is predominantly Muslim. Non-Muslims use the word as well, but the regular hello also works in most urban areas. Urdu is a combination of Persian from Iran, Sanskrit from India and Arabic; therefore, Urdu has ...
Sep 28, 2024 · Evidently when something ends up somewhere like say a car has been driven into the river or a home we use "jaa ghusii" I.e. "daryaa/ghar/makaan meN jaa ghusii". However, how would you refer to the act occurring or having just occurred? If you were to throw an item at the wall that would be "diiwaar peh de-maarnaa".
5 days ago · Urdu English Course. We provide an Urdu English course with over 100 free lessons, which helps users improve their Urdu and English. This includes Urdu translations as well as images and sentences to help you learn English faster. Our top 10 lessons include numbers, colours, fruits, vegetables and household items.
