How to Say “Mint” in Urdu

پودینہ
The English word "mint" is translated to Urdu as پودینہ.
Meaning: plant (noun)

Did you know?

  • In traditional Unani medicine, which heavily influences Urdu culture, پودینہ is categorized as having a 'cold' temperament and is used to treat 'hot' ailments like fever.
  • While English uses 'mint' to describe both the plant and a place where money is made, in Urdu, the word پودینہ is strictly limited to the herb.
  • Adding پودینہ to tea is a common regional variation in some parts of the Indus Valley, creating a refreshing drink similar to Moroccan mint tea.

Examples in context

  • مجھے پودینہ بہت پسند ہے۔
    mujhe poodina bohat pasand hai.
    I like mint very much.
  • باغ میں پودینہ اگ رہا ہے۔
    baagh mein poodina ug raha hai.
    Mint is growing in the garden.

Example conversation

In the kitchen, preparing drinks.

  1. عمر Omar

    کیا ہمارے پاس پودینہ ہے؟
    kya hamare paas poodina hai?
    Do we have mint?
  2. فاطمہ Fatima

    جی، میں نے ابھی تازہ پودینہ خریدا ہے۔
    ji, maine abhi taaza poodina khareeda hai.
    Yes, I just bought fresh mint.
  3. عمر Omar

    بہت اچھا، فاطمہ!
    bohat achha, Fatima!
    Very good, Fatima!
  4. فاطمہ Fatima

    اب ہم چائے بنا سکتے ہیں۔
    ab hum chai bana sakte hain.
    Now we can make tea.
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