Back to the original question, here are some more:
بعد = after
بعض (Urdu pron ba3z)= some of
mazeed = more
mash'hoor = famous
shohrat = fame
shart = condition/stipulation
museebat = misfortune, calamity
la3nat = curse
raghbat = inclination
mu7abbat = love
tanaazu3 = dispute
ta3aawun = cooperation
tafseel/tafseeli = detail/detailed
ta3ajjub = astonishment/amazement
mawsim = season, mawsimi = seasonal
mawdoo3 = subject/topic
maa'il = inclined
maydaan = large open area, field etc
shak = doubt
shareef = honourable
shu3oor = perception
i3tiraad (Urdu pron i3tiraaz) = objection
ghizhaa' = food/nourishment (Urdu pron ghizaa)
shorbaa = soup, broth
lazheezh = delicious (Urdu pron lazeez)
za3faraan = saffron
murabbaa = jam
tayyaara = aeroplane
wizaarat = ministry, wazeer = minister
fard/afraad = individual/s
shakhs = person/individual
khaas = special/particular
aqalliyyat = minority
janoob = south
3adad = number
7ikmat = wisdom
nasee7at = advice
qawl = saying
ijtimaa3 = gathering
jama3= plural (Arabic jam3?)
jism/jismaani = body/bodily
badan = body
jild = skin/outer covering
ghilaaf = cover/covering
khaymah = tent
mareed (Urdu pron mareez) = ill/sick patient
thulm = injustice/oppression
firaar = escape
farq = difference
fadaa' (Urdu pron fazaa) = open space/atmosphere
fawwaarah = fountain
fakhr = pride
faqat = only
quwwat = strength
dimaagh = brain
lahjah = accent/dialect/tone of speaking
tareeqah = way/method
mawjood = present
wujood = existence
qay = vomit
shay' = thing, plural = ashyaa'
3ayb =fault/defect
3aadat = habit, 3aadatan = habitually
nuqsaan = loss
nuqta = dot
ra'y = opinion/view
Last edited by Insaanah; 01-09-2013 at 10:29 PM.
Reason: Added farq. 2nd edit, added plural of shay'
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Indeed Allah knows, and you know not (16: 74, part)
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wow!! Now this is what I was looking for here. I remember how I used to post in the Urdu game thread here with sis Aisha just to know more about those words that have the same meaning in Arabic and Urdu. This is a good thread keep posting more words please.
I read somewhere here in the Urdu section that around 40% of urdu language is coming from Arabic, not sure if that is true or not.
P.S jazakiAllah khair for the person who told me about this thread
We also have, derived from Arabic لِ +هذا = لِهَذا meaning "therefore" (don't know if this word exists in Arabic)
بغير = without
Please correct me if any of the Arabic meanings are wrong.
Last edited by Insaanah; 05-29-2011 at 05:45 PM.
Reason: Added munaasabat
Stunningly beautiful adhaan from the Dome of the Rock in Masjid ul Aqsa Download (right click and choose "save target/link as").
This is a clear message for mankind in order that they may be warned thereby, and that they may know that He is only One God, and that those of understanding may take heed (14:52)
Indeed Allah knows, and you know not (16: 74, part)
You will find alot of Arabic words in Urdu, some time with same meanings and some times different. It is because Urdu doesn't just composed of arabic words, Urdu has Hindi, Turkhish, Farsi words too. Now through the years alot of words have been changed by meanings or by alternative words from different language of good sound use.
Some of the words sounds same but written differently and meaning sometime are same sometimes not
if you put shaddah on that so that it doesn't sound like faalah but fallah.. it turns from success to a 'rustic person' in Arabic.. that is what we call someone who works in the fields (singular masculine)
Text without context is pretext If your opponent is of choleric temperament, seek to irritate him
I think translating arabic to another language to it's nearest meaning would be urdu..I personally love both languages in their own form..more than my mother tongue.
زكّام = a cold (Urdu pron without shaddah)
بلغم = phlegm
نزلة = catarrh (written in Urdu as نزلہ
هضم = digestion (written in Urdu as ہضم
سرطان = cancer
فالج = paralysis
ورم = swelling
And other words:
rutbah = status, rank
muddat = period of time, duration, term
lobiyaa' = a type of bean (Urdu without the end hamza)
tamannaa = hope, desire, wish
iraadah = will, intention
iraadatan = intentionally, deliberately (not sure if this word exists in Arabic)
wazn = weight
imlaa' = dictation (Urdu without the end hamza)
naa'ib = deputy, vice-
wafd = delegation
nateejah = result
mushaqqat = hardship, difficulty
Also we have the following word غلط فهمي which is derived from two Arabic words, and means "misunderstanding" in Urdu. Does this word exist in Arabic? And what about لِهَذا mentioned in my post above? Does that exist in Arabic?
Please correct me if I've made any mistakes. Jazaakumullah khayr.
Stunningly beautiful adhaan from the Dome of the Rock in Masjid ul Aqsa Download (right click and choose "save target/link as").
This is a clear message for mankind in order that they may be warned thereby, and that they may know that He is only One God, and that those of understanding may take heed (14:52)
Indeed Allah knows, and you know not (16: 74, part)
زكّام = a cold (Urdu pron without shaddah)
بلغم = phlegm
نزلة = catarrh (written in Urdu as نزلہ
هضم = digestion (written in Urdu as ہضم
سرطان = cancer
فالج = paralysis
ورم = swelling
^never knew these all were arabic words...
after going through the arabic words in this thread.. arabic language is becoming so easy for me... although learning it but i had always considered it as a very hard language to learn...
زكّام = a cold (Urdu pron without shaddah)
بلغم = phlegm
نزلة = catarrh (written in Urdu as نزلہ
هضم = digestion (written in Urdu as ہضم
سرطان = cancer
فالج = paralysis
ورم = swelling
And other words:
rutbah = status, rank
muddat = period of time, duration, term
lobiyaa' = a type of bean (Urdu without the end hamza)
tamannaa = hope, desire, wish
iraadah = will, intention
iraadatan = intentionally, deliberately (not sure if this word exists in Arabic)
wazn = weight
imlaa' = dictation (Urdu without the end hamza)
naa'ib = deputy, vice-
wafd = delegation
nateejah = result
mushaqqat = hardship, difficulty
SubhanAllah this is really interesting!! I can learn Urdu in days if I want
Also we have the following word غلط فهمي which is derived from two Arabic words, and means "misunderstanding" in Urdu. Does this word exist in Arabic? And what about لِهَذا mentioned in my post above? Does that exist in Arabic?
Please correct me if I've made any mistakes. Jazaakumullah khayr.
Stunningly beautiful adhaan from the Dome of the Rock in Masjid ul Aqsa Download (right click and choose "save target/link as").
This is a clear message for mankind in order that they may be warned thereby, and that they may know that He is only One God, and that those of understanding may take heed (14:52)
Indeed Allah knows, and you know not (16: 74, part)
It is amazing when you look into it just how many are common to both languages.
Sister Insaanah, masha'Allah you're such an asset to this thread.. I didn't think I'd have this kind of yield baraka Allah feeki, walhi you're a class act =)
edit: John T Platts authoritative dictionary on Hindi does say it means the astrological sign of Cancer, and says it also means "a cancer," and also says it means "cankers."
Last edited by CosmicPathos; 06-01-2011 at 06:15 PM.
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