How to Say “Restroom” in Urdu

جائے ضرور
jā-e-zarūr
The English phrase restroom is translated into Urdu as جائے ضرور (jā-e-zarūr). If unsure, use جائے ضرور. Wiktionary also lists بیت الخلاء (bait-al-xalā') and حاجت گاہ (hājat-gāh).
Meaning: public room containing a toilet (noun)

Ways to say it

“restroom” in Urdu
Urdu Romanization (Wiktionary) IPA
جائے ضرور jā-e-zarūr
بیت الخلاء bait-al-xalā' /bɛːt̪.ʊl.xə.lɑː(ʔ)/ (Standard, Urdu)
/bɛː.t̪ʊl.xə.lɑː/ (Standard, Urdu)
حاجت گاہ hājat-gāh
صحت خانہ sehat-xāna /seː.ɦət̪ xɑːn.ɑ(ː)/ (Standard, Urdu)
/sɪ.ɦət̪ xɑːn.ɑ(ː)/ (Standard, Urdu)
مستراح mustarāh /mʊs.t̪ə.ɾɑːɦ/ (Standard, Urdu)
فراغت خانہ farāġat-xāna

The term refers to a public room containing a toilet.

Which one should you use?

While جائے ضرور is a polite euphemism, بیت الخلاء (meaning "house of relief/void") is a more traditional, formal term often used in literature or religious contexts. Additionally, بیت الخلاء is often used to refer specifically to the toilet facility itself rather than a general restroom area.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

جائے ضرور is a polite and euphemistic way to refer to a restroom in formal settings.

How do you pronounce it?

jā-e-zarūr

Did you know?

  • Urdu uses several highly poetic and indirect terms for the restroom, such as فراغت خانہ, which translates to 'house of leisure' or 'house of being free'.
  • The term صحت خانہ is a clever euphemism that literally means 'health house', using the concept of wellness to avoid mentioning bodily functions directly.
  • The term مستراح is derived from a root meaning 'to rest' or 'to be at ease', mirroring the English logic of a 'restroom'.

Example sentences for Urdu are not verified yet.

Example conversation

Zainab and Ali are at a formal dinner party.

  1. زینب Zainab

    علی، کیا آپ کو معلوم ہے کہ جائے ضرور کہاں ہے؟
    Ali, kya aap ko maloom hai ke jaye zaroor kahan hai?
    Ali, do you know where the restroom is?
  2. علی Ali

    جی زینب، وہ اس راہداری کے آخر میں ہے۔
    Ji Zainab, woh is rahdari ke aakhir mein hai.
    Yes Zainab, it is at the end of this hallway.
  3. زینب Zainab

    بہت شکریہ، میں ابھی جاتی ہوں۔
    Bohat shukriya, main abhi jati hoon.
    Thank you very much, I am going now.
  4. علی Ali

    کوئی بات نہیں، آپ آرام سے جائیں۔
    Koi baat nahi, aap aaram se jayen.
    No problem, please go ahead.
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