How to Say “Calm” in Urdu

پرسکون
pursukoon
The English word 'calm' is translated into Urdu as پرسکون (pursukoon).
The adjective پرسکون is used to describe someone or something that is free from anger and anxiety.
Meaning: free from anger and anxiety (adj)

How do you pronounce it?

pursukoon

Did you know?

  • The root word سکون is shared with Arabic, where it refers to the absence of a vowel sound on a consonant, representing a 'stillness' in pronunciation.
  • In spoken Urdu, if someone asks you to 'be calm' during a heated moment, using the phrase پرسکون رہیں might sound almost too formal or detached, whereas صبر کریں meaning 'have patience' is more common.
  • The word پرسکون is a compound of two distinct Persian elements: پر meaning 'full of' and سکون meaning 'peace' or 'tranquility'.

Examples in context

  • آپ اتنے پرسکون کیسے ہو سکتے ہیں؟
    How can you be so calm?
    This sentence is useful for asking how someone can be so پرسکون.
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  • میں سکون کا احساس کر رہا ہوں۔
    I am feeling calm.
  • مجھے آرام سے سونے دو۔
    Let me sleep peacefully.
  • آج موسم بہت پرسکون ہے۔
    Aaj mausam bohat pursukoon hai.
    The weather is very calm today.
  • اس کا ذہن ہمیشہ پرسکون رہتا ہے۔
    Us ka zehen hamesha pursukoon rehta hai.
    His mind always stays calm.

Example conversation

Fatima and Hamza are sitting in a quiet park.

  1. فاطمہ Fatima

    یہاں کا ماحول کتنا پرسکون ہے۔
    Yahan ka mahol kitna pursukoon hai.
    How calm the environment is here.
  2. حمزہ Hamza

    ہاں، مجھے یہاں بہت سکون ملتا ہے۔
    Haan, mujhe yahan bohat sukoon milta hai.
    Yes, I find a lot of peace here.
  3. فاطمہ Fatima

    کیا آپ کو نیند آ رہی ہے؟
    Kya aap ko neend aa rahi hai?
    Are you feeling sleepy?
  4. حمزہ Hamza

    شاید، کیونکہ میں بہت پرسکون محسوس کر رہا ہوں۔
    Shayad, kyunke mein bohat pursukoon mehsoos kar raha hoon.
    Maybe, because I am feeling very calm.

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