Urdu

The Urdu word for trouser is پتلون (patlūn). پتلون refers to an outer garment worn from the waist to the ankles that covers each leg separately.

Where are you? in Urdu is translated as آپ کہاں ہیں؟. This phrase is a question used to ask about a person’s current physical location.

Please in Urdu is لُطْفاً. These expressions are used as interjections to make a polite request.

The English phrase ‘jerk’ can be translated into Urdu as جھٹکا. In Urdu, جھٹکا refers to a physical sensation or movement rather than a person’s character.

The English phrase “eyebrows” is translated into Urdu as بھنویں. This phrase refers to the strips of hair growing above the eyes.

The English phrase ‘virgin’ is translated into Urdu as کنواری (kanwari). The word refers to a person who has never had sexual intercourse.

The English word ‘difficult’ is translated into Urdu as مشکل. All three forms are adjectives used to describe something that is hard or not easy.

The English word “confused” can be translated into Urdu as پریشان.

The English word eggplant is expressed in Urdu as بینگن. The word refers to the edible fruit of the eggplant plant.

The English word “pretty” translates to Urdu as خوبصورت.