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6th October 2014, 14:36 #481
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urdu to english:
-aafreen
-amn........this word is not "aman",it is "amn"
-ishtiyaal
-shaadmaan
-uzmaa
-chaman
-ashq
-sarfaroshi
-sarshaad
-boomay
-silaa
-naqeeb
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8th October 2014, 03:42 #482
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8th October 2014, 03:53 #483
I'll give this a shot. @DHONI183 and @cricket083 can verify it these are correct.
Aafreen: Song by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, circa 1997. "Husn-e-jaanan ki taareef mumkin nahein, aafreen aafreen" etc
Amn: Rabid Anti-Pakistan poster from New Zealand
Ishtiyaal: Great name for alternative rock band
Shaadmaan: Residential area in Lahore
Uzmaa: Girl's name. Often overweight, with acne
Chaman: Border town in Balochistan, famous for smuggled goods
Ashq: Like Ishq, only lukewarm
Sarfaroshi: Selling goat brains for profit after qurbaani
Sir Shaad: Pak Studies teacher at boys' middle school
Boomay: What Shahid Afridi's pals called him during street cricket matches
Silaa: What tailors do
Naqeeb: Like a niqaab, but with cutouts for the eyes and nose
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8th October 2014, 04:03 #484
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8th October 2014, 04:09 #485
Hurriyat: Kashmiri freedom fighters
Tayyaba: Girl's name. Often a Nek Parveen, due to the effect of the name
Peshqadmi: Kurdish freedom fighters
Maqsood: Batsman from Multan
Manzil-e-Maqsood: World Cup trophy
Vasi: Law Minister during Musharraf era.
Hamir: Abbreviation for HAMid MIR
Bazaat-e-Khud: A less formal way of saying Baa Nafs-e-Nafees
Bashamool: Urdu term for Whac-a-Mole
Ghair Jaanib daar: What the CJ, CEC, President etc are supposed to be, but never are
Rashq: A convoluted type of dance
Haami: A Jayaala, or a PTI Fan Boy
Nasir: A favorite poet of mine. And of @cricket083
Swearing-In Ceremony: Gaaliyaan deney waali mehfil
Conspiracy Theory: Yahoodi SaazishLast edited by DHONI183; 9th October 2014 at 06:37.
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8th October 2014, 07:13 #486
@Nostalgic Legend
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8th October 2014, 09:37 #487
Words in Urdu - need meaning in English
So can we conclude that angreyz don´t have any ghairat in first place?
God, God, God! I can´t stop my laughter
! Great write-up, great translations
! Your best posts ever! Let me mention here @blinding light @Munna.
Hey, I have a maternal cousin named Uzma, one sensitive soul to any such comments, as all the siblings are. I can imagine are shedding tears all day over your "acne" and "weight" comment. Her younger brother posts on PP, although I won´t mention his username here.Last edited by DHONI183; 9th October 2014 at 06:37.
"It sounds like you have a great strength of character and strong will" - Ellyse Perry about me.
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8th October 2014, 09:53 #488Amn: Rabid Anti-Pakistan poster from New Zealand
Maqsood: Batsman from Multan
Manzil-e-Maqsood: World Cup trophy
Vasi: Law Minister during Musharraf era. Hint: scratch, scratch
Hamir: Abbreviation for HAMid MIR
These gems had me on the floor
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8th October 2014, 10:23 #489
That Hamid Mir bit had me in stitches!
"Don't just raise the standard, be the standard."
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8th October 2014, 10:34 #490
Last edited by DHONI183; 9th October 2014 at 06:37.
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8th October 2014, 13:36 #491
@DHONI183:- Do you remember my post with that promise?
My teacher said that the answer was "kaneez" but I got the marks nevertheless for trying.
"Don't just raise the standard, be the standard."
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8th October 2014, 13:37 #492
Nobody got the answer so she decided to give marks to everyone for that.
"Don't just raise the standard, be the standard."
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8th October 2014, 16:26 #493
Words in Urdu - need meaning in English
"It sounds like you have a great strength of character and strong will" - Ellyse Perry about me.
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8th October 2014, 17:11 #494
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8th October 2014, 17:31 #495
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9th October 2014, 03:10 #496
Glad to know everyone liked the translations... all except @Shabbir_ul_Haq
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15th October 2014, 15:36 #497
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I want to know the meanings of some urdu words in english......here they are:
-marz
-taskaraa
-nargis
-mashqoor
-halfanLast edited by Jamshed_Jaleel; 15th October 2014 at 16:19.
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16th October 2014, 03:43 #498
Marz: Curse word condemning the recipient to death. In full, "Jaa Marz." Also called "Marz-al-Maut" for emphasis
Taskaraa: Type of gandaasa made of elephant ivory. Prohibitively expensive for all except bona fide Maula Jutts
Nargis: Deedar's elder sister. Usually seen on the CD channel
Mashqoor: Shakoor's elder brother
Halfan: Euphemism for blatant lie
Enough with the jokes, here are the real meanings:
Marz: Disease
Tazkiraa: To mention something or someone
Nargis: The Narcissus flower. Narcissism is called Nargisiyat in Urdu
Mashqoor: Thankful
Halfan: On oath
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18th October 2014, 15:09 #499
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thanks nostalgic.....here are more urdu words....meaning in english needed:
-mairaaj
-maaqool
-makhlooq
-malaayak
-raaz-e-haq
-haqnumaa
-arsh
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18th October 2014, 15:15 #500
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please somebody share the real english meanings of urdu words mentioned in post no.480 and 481
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18th October 2014, 15:38 #501
Last edited by Pakistani_Legend; 18th October 2014 at 15:41.
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18th October 2014, 16:35 #502
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18th October 2014, 16:38 #503
Oh, good.
@Jamshed_Jaleel:- There you are.
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18th October 2014, 17:23 #504
@Pakistani_Legend Shabash
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26th November 2014, 08:48 #505
Words in Urdu - need meaning in English
Is "baazu" ("arm") feminine or masculine? I mean, is it "Meri baazu andar phans gayi hai" or "Mera baazu andar phans gya hai"?
@cricket083 Any idea?
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26th November 2014, 13:01 #506
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26th November 2014, 16:36 #507
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27th November 2014, 07:35 #508
Words in Urdu - need meaning in English
"It sounds like you have a great strength of character and strong will" - Ellyse Perry about me.
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28th November 2014, 07:37 #509
Don't have any Urdu teacher.
Btw I have never heard anyone saying "Meri Bazu. We used to have "Ghalat Fiqraat ki Drusti" in our grammar section till 12th grade and I never came across any such sentence in which it had been corrected which implies that it is correct to say "Mera bazu.
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28th November 2014, 23:41 #510
Bazu is masculine. Heck, there's even a muscle in the bazu called a bhai cep.
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1st December 2014, 09:08 #511
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22nd June 2015, 11:22 #513
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25th June 2015, 18:43 #515
What do you call khushu-o-khuzzu in English?
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8th July 2015, 07:42 #516
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13th July 2015, 10:26 #517
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Ingratitude
Defiance
Best (most excellent?)
Privilige or Distinction
moon light
Humanitarian
Not sure about this one. Arz has two meanings. One is 'land' and the other being 'petition or request'. I have a feeling in this context it is being used as 'request' for something. I'm not sure what shaalaa means.
Luminous or glittering.
narrow-minded or ungenerous
Someone with high moral values
magnificence, grandeur, pomp
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Teacher (female)
Alongside
Perfect
Hatred
Moral
Sensitive
Phase (Stage or Step)
Dispute.
Estrangement. Alienation
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13th July 2015, 17:28 #518
@DHONI183, time to emerge out of hibernation.
waajib Colorful nawab of Oudh. Full name Nawab Waajib Ali Shah
ishtiyaal Name of Rock band. Rich kids pretending to be infuriated, socially conscious musicians
mamnoo Misspelling of Mamoon
arbaab Two or more rubabs. Doesn't matter if it's the stringed instrument or the girl
harif Plural of harf. See below
harf Singular of harif. See above
javed Peon at Boys Middle School #7. From Chakwal. Bit of a pervert
aasoodaa Doodh soda, with tapioca pearls
saat 7:07 PM at 07/07/2007. The planets were in perfect alignment. Stars and comets too
tarjihaat Illicit trade, with money deposited in Cayman Island accounts
shariq-e-hayaat Major traffic artery intersecting Shahrah-e-Faisal. Named after Sardar Shariq Hayat Khan
laah-e-amal Military operation in Bajour Agency
mushtarqaa Street thug. Synonym for mushtanda
takhayyoor Another rock band. Rich kids pretending to be artsy, avant garde musicians
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13th July 2015, 18:03 #519
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13th July 2015, 19:31 #520
naashukri Ungrateful naukraani
naafarmaani Disobedient naukraani
afzal Chauffeur. Persistently flirts with Naashukri
imtiaaz Chef. Naafarmaani's long-suffering husband
mehtaab Lollywood actor. Amitabh Bachan lookalike. Popular until he went bald
mohsin Lollywood actor. Popular until he turned to cricket coaching
arz-e-shaalaa Scorched earth after gun battle between army and militants
taban Inner lining for turban. Doubles as a namaazi cap
kamzarf Unrefined sense of humor. Think crude bathroom humor
aalaazarfi Elevated sense of humor. Think Uncle Ghalib jokes
shaukat Tall top-order batsman. Majestic cover driver, until he nicks behind
asaadzaa Short top-order batsman. Tuk-tuks stubbornly, then goes for the blind leg-side hoick
ustaani Teacher at village primary school. Trigger-happy with the ruler and the slipper. The chaudhry's son has his eyes on her
shaanaabashaanaa Two girls named Shabana, standing shoulder to shoulder
kaamil Black magic practitioner. A master of the dark arts. Boasts several high-profile clients
kadoorat Burial site outside village. Probably haunted
ikhlaaq Scrupulous ISI employee. Bit of a misfit
hasaas Sensitive ISI employee. Bit of a misfit
marhalaa Mountain range in Potohar. Like Margalla, only lower. Decimated by unscrupulous crush machine operators
tanaazaa Simmering dispute between qabza groups
kashidgi Armed standoff between qabza groups. With Kalashnikovs
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13th July 2015, 19:50 #521
@Nostalgic
Quite possibly the GOAT of posts on PP.
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13th July 2015, 19:55 #522
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13th July 2015, 20:05 #523
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13th July 2015, 20:08 #524
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13th July 2015, 20:50 #525
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14th July 2015, 03:52 #526
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14th July 2015, 04:05 #527
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15th July 2015, 07:59 #528
Words in Urdu - need meaning in English
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15th July 2015, 10:45 #529
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15th July 2015, 10:49 #530
@Nostalgic loved the translation.
Kyun Ziyaan Kaar Banun, Sood Framosh Rahun
Fikr-e-Farda Na Karun, Mahw-e-Ghum-e-Dosh Rahun
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15th July 2015, 10:57 #531
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16th July 2015, 04:01 #533
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16th July 2015, 04:33 #534
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16th July 2015, 14:31 #536
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16th July 2015, 14:36 #537
What is university in Urdu (I know this isn't the intention of the thread) ?
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16th July 2015, 14:56 #538
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16th July 2015, 14:58 #539
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19th July 2015, 01:19 #541
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19th July 2015, 09:29 #542
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19th July 2015, 22:51 #544
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6th August 2015, 20:35 #547
Bump.
What does the word 'pinchayat' mean?
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7th August 2015, 19:03 #548
It's panchayat that comes from panch- five. Panchayat is kind of village assembly or council that consists of elderly and influential people (elected by the people of that village) who settles the disputes or solves the problems of the individuals of that village.
I would like to be corrected by someone if I'm wrong.
Kyun Ziyaan Kaar Banun, Sood Framosh Rahun
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7th August 2015, 19:06 #549
How do you say 'eloquent manner' in Urdu ?
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7th August 2015, 19:16 #550
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7th August 2015, 19:20 #551
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7th August 2015, 20:08 #552
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10th August 2015, 14:13 #553
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10th August 2015, 16:13 #555
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25th August 2015, 04:54 #558
Interesting thread.
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27th August 2015, 21:52 #559
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Nafs of Urdu; how to translate it in English?
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18th October 2015, 22:03 #560
Bed/bed frame ?
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