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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قربانی
noun · Urdu entry
- sacrifice
- qurbani, sacrificial animal (Eid ul-Adha)
- sacrifice, offering (corban)
Source romanization: qurbānī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرض
noun · Urdu entry
- debt; loan; credit
- revenge, vengeance
Source romanization: qarz
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرضہ
noun · Urdu entry
- debt (loan)
Source romanization: qarẓa
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرطبہ
name · Urdu entry
- Córdoba (the capital of the province of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain)
- Córdoba (a province of Andalusia, Spain, around the city)
Source romanization: qurt̤uba
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرمز
noun · Urdu entry
- carmine, crimson lake
- kermes (Kermes ilicis, an insect found on the kermes oak that is used to make the deep reddish carmine dye); cochineal
- vermilion
- crimson
Source romanization: qirmiz
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرمزی
adj · Urdu entry
- crimson, blood red
- carminic, cochineal
Source romanization: qirmizī
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرنطینہ
noun · Urdu entry
- quarantine
Source romanization: qarantīna
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرہ
noun · Urdu entry
- black
Source romanization: qara
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرہ باغ
name · Urdu entry
- Karabakh (a region between Azerbaijan and Armenia)
- Qarabagh (a district of Ghazi, Afghanistan)
Source romanization: qara bāġ
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرہ قرم
name · Urdu entry
- alternative form of قَراقُرَم (qarāquram, “Karakoram”)
Source romanization: qara quram
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرۃ العین
name · Urdu entry
- a female given name, Qurratulain, from Arabic, meaning “Delight of the eyes”
- Sium latifolium
Source romanization: qurrat-ul-'ain
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقرۃ العین
noun · Urdu entry
- delight or comfort of the eyes; light of one's eye.
- (one's own) child
Source romanization: qurrat-ul-'ain
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقریب
adj · Urdu entry
- near
- approximate
Source romanization: qarīb
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقریب
adv · Urdu entry
- nearly
- approximately
Source romanization: qarīb
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقریب
noun · Urdu entry
- relation
- kinsman
Source romanization: qarīb
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقریب قریب
adv · Urdu entry
- nearly
- almost
Source romanization: qarīb-qarīb
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقریں
adj · Urdu entry
- courtesy, manners, etiquette, way
Source romanization: qarī̃
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقزاقستان
name · Urdu entry
- Kazakhstan (a country in Central Asia and Eastern Europe)
Source romanization: qazāqistān
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقسط
noun · Urdu entry
- share, portion
- installment (ie. partial payment of a loan or debt)
- tax
- episode (of a television show)
- equality; justice
Source romanization: qist
Source and contributor history: Wiktionaryقسطنطنیہ
name · Urdu entry
- Constantinople (the former name, from 330–1930 C.E., of Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey; the former capital of the Ottoman Empire and of the Byzantine Empire before that)
Source romanization: qustuntuniya
Source and contributor history: WiktionarySource and coverage
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