How to Say “Cute” in Urdu

پیارا
pyārā/pjɑː.ɾɑː/
The English word 'cute' is translated into Urdu as پیارا (pyārā).
پیارا is used to describe something or someone that is attractive or pleasing in a youthful, dainty, quaint or fun-spirited way. While پیارا can mean 'cute', it is also the standard word for 'lovely' or 'dear' in a more general sense.
Meaning: attractive or pleasing in a youthful, dainty, quaint or fun-spirited way (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective changes to the feminine form پیاری (pyārī) when describing a feminine noun. The adjective changes to the form پیارے (pyāre) when describing masculine plural nouns or when using a respectful tone.

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced as /pjɑː.ɾɑː/ (pyārā).

Did you know?

  • The word پیارا is a linguistic coincidence where one meaning is 'cute' and another meaning refers to a 'pear'.
  • In Urdu poetry, پیارا is often used as a term of endearment for a spiritual or divine beloved rather than just a cute child.
  • Using the plural form پیارے when speaking to a single person is a common way to show deep respect or affection in Urdu.

Examples in context

  • تم بڑے پیارے ہو!
    You are so cute!
  • یہ کتا بہت پیارا ہے۔
    Yeh kutta bahut pyārā hai.
  • آپ کا بچہ بہت پیارا ہے۔
    aap ka bacha bohat pyara hai.
    Your baby is very cute.
  • وہ ایک پیارا سا گھر ہے۔
    woh ek pyara sa ghar hai.
    That is a cute little house.

Example conversation

Fatima and Ali are looking at a photo of a puppy.

  1. فاطمہ Fatima

    علی، یہ کتا دیکھو، کتنا پیارا ہے!
    Ali, yeh kutta dekho, kitna pyara hai!
    Ali, look at this dog, how cute it is!
  2. علی Ali

    ہاں، یہ واقعی بہت پیارا ہے۔
    Haan, yeh waqai bohat pyara hai.
    Yes, it really is very cute.
  3. فاطمہ Fatima

    مجھے چھوٹے جانور بہت پسند ہیں۔
    Mujhe chote janwar bohat pasand hain.
    I like small animals very much.
  4. علی Ali

    میں بھی متفق ہوں۔
    Main bhi muttafiq hoon.
    I agree too.

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