How to Say “Judge” in Urdu

قاضی
qāzī/qɑː.ziː/masculine
The English word "judge" can be translated into Urdu as قاضی (qāzī) or جَج.
Meaning: public judicial official (noun)

Ways to say it

“judge” in Urdu
Urdu Romanization (Wiktionary) IPA Note
قاضی qāzī /qɑː.ziː/ (Standard, Urdu) masculine
جَج jaj masculine

Both terms refer to a public judicial official, but they are used in different legal settings.

Which one should you use?

قاضی refers specifically to a judge within a religious or traditional Islamic legal context. In contrast, جَج is a loanword from English used to refer to a judge in a modern, secular or Western-style legal system.

How does it change in a sentence?

Both قاضی and جَج are masculine nouns.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation of قاضی is /qɑː.ziː/ (two syllables).

Did you know?

  • In some rural areas of Pakistan, a قاضی may act more as a marriage registrar or a notary than a criminal judge, often performing the 'Nikah' ceremony.
  • While قاضی is the historical term, if you use it in a modern Pakistani courtroom today, you might sound like you are describing a character from a medieval historical drama rather than a current official.
  • The word قاضی was borrowed from Arabic into Persian before it ever entered the Urdu language.

Examples in context

  • میں قاضی کے آگے مقدمہ کرنا چاہتا ہوں۔
    I want to present my case before the judge.
  • قاضی صاحب، میں گناہ گار کا دفاع کرنے کے لئے تیار ہوں۔
    Judge, I am ready to defend the accused.
  • قاضی عدالت میں موجود ہیں۔
    qazi adalat mein maujood hain.
    The judge is present in the court.
  • قاضی نے فیصلہ سنایا۔
    qazi ne faisla sunaya.
    The judge delivered the verdict.
  • وہ ایک تجربہ کار قاضی ہیں۔
    woh ek tajurba-kar qazi hain.
    He is an experienced judge.

Example conversation

Fatima and Umar are discussing a legal case at home.

  1. فاطمہ Fatima

    کیا قاضی نے فیصلہ کر دیا؟
    kya qazi ne faisla kar diya?
    Has the judge made a decision?
  2. عمر Omar

    ہاں، قاضی بہت سخت ہیں۔
    haan, qazi bohat sakht hain.
    Yes, the judge is very strict.
  3. فاطمہ Fatima

    کیا وہ قاضی انصاف کریں گے؟
    kya woh qazi insaf karen ge?
    Will that judge be fair?
  4. عمر Omar

    مجھے امید ہے کہ وہ انصاف کریں گے۔
    mujhe umeed hai ke woh insaf karen ge.
    I hope he will do justice.

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