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.
7762 English headwords · 9241 Urdu headwords
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دیوار گریہ
name · Urdu entry
- the Western Wall
Source romanization: diyvār-i girya
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوانہ
adj · Urdu entry
- obsessed
- crazy, mad (in love)
Source romanization: dīvāna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوانہ
noun · Urdu entry
- madman, lunatic
- crazed lover
Source romanization: dīvāna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوبندی
adj · Urdu entry
- Deobandi
Source romanization: devbandī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوتا
noun · Urdu entry
- devatā
- god
Source romanization: devtā
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوث
noun · Urdu entry
- a cuckold, wittol
- a pimp, procurer
- a man who panders his own wife
- a generic term of abuse for a man
Source romanization: dayyūs
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیور
noun · Urdu entry
- husband's younger brother (brother-in-law)
Source romanization: devar
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیورانی
noun · Urdu entry
- wife of husband's younger brother (sister-in-law) – feminine of دیوَر (devar)
Source romanization: devrānī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیورانیاں
noun · Urdu entry
- direct plural of دیوْرَانی (devrānī, “wife of husband's younger brother (sister-in-law)”)
Source romanization: devrāniyā̃
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیورانیو
noun · Urdu entry
- vocative plural of دیوْرَانی (devrānī, “wife of husband's younger brother (sister-in-law)”)
Source romanization: devrāniyo
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیورانیوں
noun · Urdu entry
- oblique plural of دیوْرَانی (devrānī, “wife of husband's younger brother (sister-in-law)”)
Source romanization: devrāniyõ
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیورو
noun · Urdu entry
- vocative plural of دیوَر (devar, “husband's younger brother (brother-in-law)”)
Source romanization: devaro
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوروں
noun · Urdu entry
- oblique plural of دیوَر (devar, “husband's younger brother (brother-in-law)”)
Source romanization: devarõ
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیول
noun · Urdu entry
- temple
- pagoda
- worshiper
Source romanization: deval
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوناگری
name · Urdu entry
- Devanagari
Source romanization: devnāgrī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیوی
noun · Urdu entry
- goddess
- goddess (adored or idealized woman)
- lady
Source romanization: devī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیپ
noun · Urdu entry
- light
- lamp
Source romanization: dīp
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیپک
noun · Urdu entry
- light
- lamp
Source romanization: dīpak
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیپکا
noun · Urdu entry
- light
- lamp
Source romanization: dīpikā
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryدیکھ بھال
noun · Urdu entry
- raising, caring, maintenance, guardianship
Source romanization: dekh bhāl
Source and contributor history: WiktionarySource and coverage
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