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ye rāh-e-ishq hai āḳhir koī mazāq nahīñ

sa.ūbatoñ se jo ghabrā ga.e hoñ ghar jaa.eñ

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ye rah-e-ishq hai aaKHir koi mazaq nahin

saubaton se jo ghabra gae hon ghar jaen

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Online Urdu Dictionary - Meaning of Urdu Words | Rekhta? ›

Vocabulary is an English word that is used in many sentences in different contexts. Vocabulary meaning in Urdu is a ذخیرہ الفاظ - Zakheera e alfaaz. Vocabulary word is driven by the English language.

What is the meaning of vocabulary in Urdu words? ›

Vocabulary is an English word that is used in many sentences in different contexts. Vocabulary meaning in Urdu is a ذخیرہ الفاظ - Zakheera e alfaaz. Vocabulary word is driven by the English language.

What are some Urdu words? ›

The most common everyday Urdu words
  • easy — آسان (aasan)
  • hard — مشکل (mushkil)
  • good — اچھا (acha)
  • bad — برا (bura)
  • near — نزدیک (nazdeek)
  • yes — ہاں (haan)
  • no — نہیں (nae)
  • (to) have — رکھنا (rakhta)
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What is the meaning of fakta in Urdu? ›

faqat. फ़क़तفقط merely, simply, only. बस, खत्म, समाप्त, केवल, सिर्फ, इतिश्री, तम्मत ।

What is the meaning of Irtebat in Urdu? ›

irtibaat. इर्तिबातارتباط alliance, connection, affinity. एक चीज़ को दूसरी से बाँधना, मेल-मिलाप, मैत्री, दोस्ती।।

What are some beautiful Urdu words? ›

Beautiful Urdu Words
Urdu ScriptEnglish PronunciationEnglish Meaning
نوازشnawaazishkindness
عنایتinaayatblessing
سکوںsukoonpeace
جستجوjustajoolonging
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What is the meaning of لغت? ›

لغت • (lüğat, lügat) (plural لغات‎) language, idiom.

What does ilam mean in Urdu? ›

आलामآلام adversities, sufferings, sorrows, troubles. आपत्तियाँ, मुसीबतें, हर प्रकार के दुख अलम' का बहुः, कष्ट-समूह, हर प्रकार के दुःख, आपत्तियाँ, मुसीबते ।

What is the meaning of mash hoor? ›

/mashahūra/ famed adjective. If you are famed for something, you are very well-known because of it.

What is the meaning of kum zarf in Urdu? ›

kam-zarf. कम-ज़र्फ़کم ظرف vile, silly, mean. उथला

What is the meaning of etimad in Urdu? ›

भरोसा, तकिया, विश्वास, यक़ीन, सहारा

What is the meaning of makru in Urdu? ›

मकरूहمکروہ ominous, disgusting, unpleasant. घृणित, जिसे देखकर घिन आये, भद्दा, बदनुमा, इस्लाम धर्म में वह चीज़ जिसका खाना अच्छा न हो, परन्तु वह हराम न हो।

What is the meaning of Urdu word Hakiki? ›

Hide. Adjective. essential, certain. genuine, bonafide, true, real, actual, just, accurate. own.

How do you say beautiful girl in Pakistan? ›

Khoobsoorat” is the word for “beautiful” in Urdu.

What is the best word for love in Urdu? ›

Most Common And Best Love Words In Urdu
EnglishPronunciationUrdu
Lovepiyarپیار
Cutepiyaraپیارا
Heartdilدل
Closenessqurbatقربت
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How to praise a beautiful girl in Urdu? ›

آپ خوبصورت ہیں۔ Aap khubsurat hain. “You are beautiful.” آپ بہت حسین ہیں۔

What is Lughat in English? ›

loincloth, piece of cloth worn between the legs to cover the privates, diaper, underwear.

What is the meaning of Lugat? ›

A lugat or liogat is a vampire-like being in Albanian mythology. They abide in shadows and darkness, especially places that never see sunlight, such as inside water wells, old ruins, and caves. They have a frightening visage and are extremely violent.

What does the name ukukhanya mean? ›

English Translation. light.

What is the meaning of Urdu word Mata? ›

mataa.a. मताअ'متاع goods, valuables, merchandise. माल-अस्बाब

What is the meaning of Mah Noor? ›

Mahnoor means "light of the moon" in Arabic.

What is Waktu in Islam? ›

time of day, as indicated by a clock, etc. particular moment or hour.

What is Siti in Islam? ›

Siti is a Muslim Girl name that means “A woman of noble qualities ”. It is one of the finest Muslim names that parents love to give as a lifetime identity to their Girl.

What is the meaning of tahammul in Urdu? ›

تَحَمُّل کے اردو معانی پوشیدہ اسم، مذکر، واحد صبر، بردباری، حلم بوجھ کی برداشت، سہار، ذمہ داری

What is the meaning of Sharf in Urdu? ›

n. of شرف 'to be or become exalted,' c. A شرف sharaf (inf. n. of شرف 'to be or become exalted,' &c.), s.m. Highness of rank, &c., exaltation, eminence, excellence, rank, grandeur, glory, honour, dignity, nobility:—sharaf-baḵẖsh, adj.

What is the meaning of battar in Urdu? ›

P بدتر bad-tar, battar (compar. of bad, q.v.), adj. Worse; inferior; very bad:—bad-tar honā, v.n. To become or get worse; to deteriorate.

What is the meaning of Takmeel? ›

takmiil. completion, finishing, execution, conclusion, termination, perfection.

What is the meaning of Jaan Gusal? ›

जाँ-गुसिल के हिंदी अर्थ

छुपाइए हृदयविदारक, प्राण-घातक, जान को घटाने वाला, जान को पीड़ा और तकलीफ देने वाला

What is the meaning of Umra Daraz? ›

उम्र-ए-दराज़عمر دراز long life.

What is the meaning of Mustahab in Urdu? ›

Mustahabb (Arabic: مُسْتَحَبّ, lit. 'beloved thing') is an Islamic term referring to an action or thing that recommended and favoured.

What is the meaning of Maale Haram? ›

माल-ए-हराम के हिंदी अर्थ

छुपाइए वह धन जो अविहित उपायों से कमाया गया हो, बुरी कमाई, अविनीत संपत्ति, चोरी का माल, मुफ़्त का माल

What does Tashadud mean in Islam? ›

The Tashahhud (Arabic: تَشَهُّد, meaning "testimony [of faith]"), also known as at-Tahiyyat (Arabic: ٱلتَّحِيَّات), is the portion of the Muslim prayer where the person kneels or sits on the ground facing the qibla, glorifies God, and greets the messenger and the righteous people of God followed by the two testimonials ...

What is the meaning of Urdu word Tishnagi? ›

tishnagii. तिश्नगीتشنگی thirst, desire, longing.

What is the meaning of Fisabilillah in Urdu? ›

فی سَبِیلِ اللہ کے اردو معانی

پوشیدہ فعل متعلق خدا کی راہ میں، خدا کے نام پر، اللہ کے راستے میں، اللہ کے لیے، اللہ کے واسطے، فلاح و بہبود کے لیے کیا گیا مفت کام

What is the meaning of Al Madat? ›

Al-Madad = "Help!"

What does Islam mean vocabulary? ›

The root of the word Islam is the Arabic islam, or "submission to God's will," from aslama, "he resigned, he surrendered, he submitted." Definitions of Islam. the monotheistic religious system of Muslims founded in Arabia in the 7th century and based on the teachings of Muhammad as laid down in the Koran.

What is 10 vocabulary words? ›

Full list of words from this list:
  • atrocity. an act of shocking cruelty.
  • fanatical. marked by excessive enthusiasm for a cause or idea.
  • pensive. deeply or seriously thoughtful.
  • respite. a pause from doing something.
  • discordant. not in agreement or harmony.
  • eloquent. ...
  • encompass. ...
  • imperceptible.

What is a vocabulary word examples? ›

Vocabulary is the words that are used in sentences. The word vocabulary originates from the Latin word vocabulum. Here are some words: Destination Scarcity, stamina, tactic, bluff, decline, nightmare, beneath, chase, milestone, etc.

What is the meaning of vocabulary example? ›

1. a list of words and, often, phrases, abbreviations, inflectional forms, etc., usually arranged in alphabetical order and defined or otherwise identified, as in a dictionary or glossary. 2. all the words of a language.

What means mashallah? ›

The literal meaning of Mashallah is "God has willed it", in the sense of "what God has willed has happened"; it is used to say something good has happened, used in the past tense. Inshallah, literally "if God has willed", is used similarly but to refer to a future event.

What is the most important word in Islam? ›

Allahu Akbar: God is the Greatest. These words are repeated by Muslims many times during the course of the day, making them the most frequently chanted words on earth.

What are the 12 powerful words? ›

What are the twelve powerful words? Trace, Analyze, Infer, Evaluate, Formulate, Describe, Support, Explain, Summarize, Compare, Contrast, Predict. Why use the twelve powerful words? These are the words that always give students more trouble than others on standardized tests.

What is the largest vocabulary in the world? ›

Korean includes many words of Chinese origin, and borrows words from English and other languages as well. Still, it's a stretch to say that Korean has the most words of any language in the world because one of its dictionaries has over a million headwords.

How can I learn vocabulary fast? ›

Here are ten strategies to help you make words stick in your mind and use them in conversation.
  1. No random words. ...
  2. Learn in chunks and scripts. ...
  3. Use your inner voice. ...
  4. Visualise what the word or phrase looks like. ...
  5. Create mnemonics. ...
  6. Use spaced repetition. ...
  7. Dive deeper into etymology. ...
  8. Challenge yourself with word games.
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How can I learn new words everyday? ›

Four tips to make learning new words a daily habit
  1. STUDY FOR TEN TO TWENTY MINUTES. Set a realistic target daily and stick to it. ...
  2. GET A VOCABULARY NOTEBOOK. Keep all the things you've learned in one place. ...
  3. NEVER LEARN A WORD IN ISOLATION. ...
  4. WRITE THREE OR FOUR OF YOUR OWN EXAMPLES.

What is the most important word in a sentence? ›

the most important word in a phrase, which explains the truth of a situation: He was a painter - "was" being the operative word, since he died last week.

What are the 20 vocabulary words? ›

Full list of words from this list:
  • erbium. a trivalent metallic element of the rare earth group. ...
  • nanometer. a metric unit of length equal to one billionth of a meter. ...
  • transdermal. through the unbroken skin. ...
  • yttrium. ...
  • hypodermic needle. ...
  • wavelength. ...
  • epidermal. ...
  • tensile strength.

What are the 1,000 most commonly used words? ›

Here's the List of the 1000 Most Common English Words
  • be – “Will you be my friend?”
  • and – “You and I will always be friends.”
  • of – “Today is the first of November.”
  • a – “I saw a bear today.”
  • in – “She is in her room.”
  • to – “Let's go to the park.”
  • have – “I have a few questions.”
  • too – “I like her too.”

What are the 10 new words with their meaning? ›

New words in English (A-E)
  • Abnegation. Denial; renunciation of a doctrine or belief.
  • Ambigue. An ambiguous expression or statement.
  • Athleisure. Comfortable and casual footwear & clothing designed for exercise and rigorous activity.
  • Broigus. Angry or irritated.
  • By-Catch. ...
  • Blert. ...
  • Comp. ...
  • Cryptocurrency.
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