How to Say “Happy Birthday” in Kashmiri

زا دۄہ مُبارَکھ
zā dọh mubārakh
To say happy birthday in Kashmiri, use زا دۄہ مُبارَکھ (zā dọh mubārakh). Wiktionary also lists ؤہرٕوود مُبارَکھ (vạhrụvōd mubārakh) and زایہِ دۄہ مُبارَکھ (zāyhi dọh mubārakh).
Meaning: good wishes for a birthday (intj)

Ways to say it

“happy birthday” in Kashmiri
Kashmiri Romanization (Wiktionary)
زا دۄہ مُبارَکھ zā dọh mubārakh
ؤہرٕوود مُبارَکھ vạhrụvōd mubārakh
زایہِ دۄہ مُبارَکھ zāyhi dọh mubārakh

These phrases are used to express good wishes to someone on their birthday.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase زا دۄہ مُبارَکھ literally means 'this day blessed'.

How does it change in a sentence?

The form ؤہرٕوود مُبارَکھ is specifically used when saying 'happy birthday to you' to a second person in the singular or informal form.

How do you pronounce it?

zā dọh mubārakh

Did you know?

  • In many Kashmiri households, instead of just saying a phrase, it is customary to apply a small amount of 'tilak' or 'tika' to the person's forehead while wishing them.
  • The word مُبارَکھ used in birthday wishes is a loanword from Arabic and Persian, reflecting the deep historical influence of Central Asian cultures on the Kashmiri language.
  • The word دۄہ in the phrase is a distant relative of the English word 'day', as both stem from ancient roots describing a single rotation of the sun.

Examples in context

  • تُہندۍ زا دۄہ مُبارَکھ!
    tuhindyi za doah mubarak!
    Happy birthday to you!

Example conversation

Adnan congratulates Zainab on her birthday at a party.

  1. عدنان Adnan

    زینب، زا دۄہ مُبارَکھ!
    Zainab, za doh mubarak!
    Zainab, happy birthday!
  2. زینب Zainab

    شُکریہ، عدنان!
    Shukriya, Adnan!
    Thank you, Adnan!
  3. عدنان Adnan

    کُسہٕ کِھنیو تُوہِ کیک؟
    Kuse khinyo tohi cake?
    When will you cut the cake?
  4. زینب Zainab

    اَسہِ کِھناوہِ اَک گھنٹہٕ پانہٕ.
    Asi khinavah ak ghante paneh.
    We will cut it in an hour.

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