How to Say “Date” in Urdu

تاریخ
tareekh
The Urdu word for the English phrase 'date' is تاریخ (tareekh).
تاریخ is a noun used to refer to a specific calendar date or a point in time.
Meaning: point in time (noun)

Which one should you use?

The phrase Muqarrar Tareekh is used specifically to refer to a pre-decided or fixed date.

How does it change in a sentence?

To refer to multiple dates, use the plural form تاریخیں.

How do you pronounce it?

tareekh

Did you know?

  • In historical Urdu poetry, a تاریخ could be a chronogram, where the numerical value of letters in a phrase reveals the date of an event.
  • While تاریخ refers to the concept of time or history, Urdu speakers often use the English word 'date' when referring specifically to a romantic appointment.
  • The word تاریخ is borrowed from Persian, which originally took it from Arabic.

Examples in context

  • مجھے تاریخیں زبانی یاد نہیں دہتی۔
    I can't remember the date offhand.
    The sentence is useful for expressing that one cannot remember the dates of تاریخ from memory.
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  • آج کی تاریخ کیا ہے؟
    aaj ki tareekh kya hai?
    What is today's date?
  • براہ کرم یہ تاریخ نوٹ کر لیں۔
    barah-e-karam yeh tareekh note kar lain.
    Please note down this date.

Example conversation

Aisha and Ahmed are checking a calendar together.

  1. عائشہ Ayesha

    احمد، ہماری میٹنگ کی تاریخ کیا ہے؟
    Ahmed, hamari meeting ki tareekh kya hai?
    Ahmed, what is the date of our meeting?
  2. احمد Ahmed

    تاریخ دس اکتوبر ہے۔
    Tareekh das October hai.
    The date is October tenth.
  3. عائشہ Ayesha

    شکریہ، میں اسے نوٹ کر لیتی ہوں۔
    Shukriya, main isay note kar leti hoon.
    Thank you, I will note it down.
  4. احمد Ahmed

    جی، بالکل ٹھیک۔
    Ji, bilkul theek.
    Yes, exactly.

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