How to Say “Hot” in Urdu

گرم
garam
The English word "hot" is translated into Urdu as گرم (garam).
گرم is an adjective used to describe something that has a high temperature.
Meaning: having a high temperature (adj)

Which one should you use?

The adjective گرم means "hot", whereas the noun گرمی means "heat" or "hotness".

How do you pronounce it?

garam

Did you know?

  • In South Asian culture, گرم does not just refer to temperature but also to a 'heating' property in food. Certain foods are classified as گرم and can be believed to affect the body's internal balance.
  • The word گرم is an ancient relative of the English word 'warm' and the Greek word 'therme', as they all share a common prehistoric ancestor.
  • While English speakers use 'hot' to describe spicy food, an Urdu speaker is more likely to use the word تیز (tez), meaning 'sharp' or 'fast', to describe a spicy sensation.

Examples in context

  • آج بہت گرمی ہے۔
    It's very hot today.
    Tatoeba #1450574 by nabeel_tahir, translation #694423 by AmberShadow
  • میں بہت گرم ہوں۔
    I'm very hot.
    Tatoeba #1812385 by nabeel_tahir, translation #1216616 by wallebot
  • گرم موسم میں پانی جلد اڑ جاتا ہے۔
    In hot weather, water evaporates quickly.
    Tatoeba #1440759 by nabeel_tahir, translation #1440715 by al_ex_an_der
  • آج ہوا بہت گرم ہے۔
    Today, the weather is very hot.
  • آج بہت گرمی ہو گئی!
    It got really hot today!
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Aisha and Ali are sitting in a kitchen together.

  1. عائشہ Ayesha

    کیا یہ چائے گرم ہے؟
    kya yeh chai garam hai?
    Is this tea hot?
  2. علی Ali

    ہاں، یہ بہت گرم ہے۔
    haan, yeh bohat garam hai.
    Yes, it is very hot.
  3. عائشہ Ayesha

    علی، ذرا احتیاط سے پینا۔
    Ali, zara ehtiyat se peena.
    Ali, please drink with caution.
  4. علی Ali

    ٹھیک ہے عائشہ، شکریہ۔
    theek hai Aisha, shukriya.
    Okay Aisha, thank you.

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