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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شاہ قلی
name · Urdu entry
- a male given name from Chagatai
Source romanization: śāh qulī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہ مکھی
name · Urdu entry
- Shahmukhi
Source romanization: śāh-mukhī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہ نامہ
name · Urdu entry
- Shahnameh (an epic poem written by Ferdowsi around 1000 CE, telling the mythical and historical past of ancient Persia from the beginning of the world until the Muslim conquest)
Source romanization: śāh-nāma
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہانہ
adj · Urdu entry
- of or belonging to a king, royal, princely; splendid, magnificent
Source romanization: śāhāna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہانہ
noun · Urdu entry
- a dress worn by a bridegroom, a wedding-dress
Source romanization: śāhāna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہد
noun · Urdu entry
- witness
Source romanization: śāhid
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہراہ
noun · Urdu entry
- highway, main road, King's highway
Source romanization: śāhrāh
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہزادہ
noun · Urdu entry
- alternative form of شَہْزادَہ (śahzāda)
Source romanization: śāhzāda
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہی
adj · Urdu entry
- royal, regal, kingly, princely
- befitting or worthy of royalty
Source romanization: śāhī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہی
noun · Urdu entry
- rule, reign, regime; -archy, -cracy
- a cultivar of litchis, famously grown in Muzaffarpur
Source romanization: śāhī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاہین
noun · Urdu entry
- falcon, especially the peregrine falcon subspecies Falco peregrinus peregrinator.
Source romanization: śāhīn
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشایان
adj · Urdu entry
- suitable, worthy
Source romanization: śāyān
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشاید
adv · Urdu entry
- maybe, perhaps
Source romanization: śāyad
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشب
noun · Urdu entry
- night
- evening
Source romanization: śab
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشب
noun · Urdu entry
- alum
Source romanization: śabb
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشب بخیر
intj · Urdu entry
- good night
Source romanization: śab baxair
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشب برات
name · Urdu entry
- The eve of mid-Sha'ban celebrated (mostly in South Asia, Central Asia, Iran, Iraq and Turkey) in commemoration of the dead by lighting up streets and cemeteries and preparing candies and confections (especially halwas).
Source romanization: śab-e-barāt
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشبانہ
adj · Urdu entry
- nocturnal, nightly
Source romanization: śabāna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشبانہ
noun · Urdu entry
- a female given name, Shabana, from Persian
Source romanization: śabāna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryشبد
noun · Urdu entry
- word, term
Source romanization: śabd
Source and contributor history: WiktionarySource and coverage
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