Look up English headwords with Urdu translations, or Urdu words with English meanings. Word forms lead to their source headword. Meanings depend on context; this reference does not translate sentences or cover every word.
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دستانے
noun · Urdu entry
- inflection of دَسْتانَہ (dastāna, “glove”):
- direct plural
- oblique/vocative singular
Source romanization: hafte
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدستاویز
noun · Urdu entry
- document, paper
- bond, deed, a note of hand
- signature
Source romanization: dastāvez
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدستخط
noun · Urdu entry
- handwriting
- signature
Source romanization: dastxat
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدستور
noun · Urdu entry
- command, order
- constitution
- guideline, rule
- dastur
Source romanization: dastūr
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدستک
noun · Urdu entry
- knock, rap (at door)
- tax, commission
- passport
- confiscation, warrant, search
Source romanization: dastak
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدستکاری
noun · Urdu entry
- handicraft, art, expertise
- dexterity
- operation (in surgery)
Source romanization: dastkārī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدستہ
noun · Urdu entry
- an army formation, typically a troop or company
- group, cohort, contingent; unit
- squadron
- a bundle of arrows
- handle; hilt
- posy; bouquet of flowers
- pestle
Source romanization: dasta
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدسمبر
name · Urdu entry
- December
Source romanization: disambar
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدسواں
adj · Urdu entry
- tenth
Source romanization: dasvā̃
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدشت
noun · Urdu entry
- desert
- wasteland, an arid plain
Source romanization: daśt
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدشمن
noun · Urdu entry
- enemy, foe
- opponent
Source romanization: duśman
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدشمنوں
noun · Urdu entry
- oblique plural of دُشْمَن (duśman)
Source romanization: duśmanõ
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدشمنی
noun · Urdu entry
- enmity
- hatred
- hate
Source romanization: duśmanī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدشک
noun · Urdu entry
- decade (period of ten years)
- a group of ten, tens
Source romanization: daśak
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدعا
name · Urdu entry
- a female given name, Dua, from Arabic
Source romanization: du'ā
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدعا
noun · Urdu entry
- prayer, supplication
- the prayers in the Qur'an
- blessing (ie. benediction)
- hope, wish
- a formulaic phrase of good hope used in letters
Source romanization: du'ā
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدعاؤں
noun · Urdu entry
- oblique plural of دُعا (du'ā, “prayer, supplication”)
Source romanization: du’āõ
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدعائیں
noun · Urdu entry
- direct plural of دُعا (du'ā, “prayer, supplication”)
Source romanization: du'āẽ
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدعائے ربانی
name · Urdu entry
- the Lord's Prayer
Source romanization: duā-e-rabbānī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدعوت
noun · Urdu entry
- invitation
- invite, request (to join a movement, or purpose)
- feast, dinner, banquet
- invitation, call (to faith; religion)
- incantation, invocation
Source romanization: da'vat
Source and contributor history: WiktionarySource and coverage
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