How to Say “Space” in Urdu

خلائی
khala
In Urdu, the word for space (referring to a gap or an empty place) is خلائی (khala).
The term خلائی is used as a noun to describe a gap or an empty place.
Meaning: a gap, an empty place (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is khala.

Did you know?

  • An Urdu speaker might use the concept of 'khala' to describe the 'silence' or 'void' left in a room after someone departs.
  • In technical Urdu, خلائی is used to form compound words for 'spacecraft' and 'space station', much like the English prefix 'space-'.
  • The word for 'space' in Urdu shares a linguistic root with many Arabic terms relating to 'emptiness' or 'nothingness'.

Example conversation

Omar and Sara are organizing a bookshelf.

  1. عمر Omar

    سارہ، کیا یہاں کوئی خلائی جگہ ہے؟
    Sara, kya yahan koi khalayi jagah hai?
    Sara, is there any empty space here?
  2. سارہ Sara

    جی عمر، اوپر والی شیلف خالی ہے۔
    Ji Omar, oopar wali shelf khali hai.
    Yes Omar, the top shelf is empty.
  3. عمر Omar

    میں کتابیں وہاں رکھ دیتا ہوں۔
    Main kitabein wahan rakh deta hoon.
    I will put the books there.
  4. سارہ Sara

    ٹھیک ہے، وہ جگہ مناسب رہے گی۔
    Theek hai, woh jagah munasib rahe gi.
    Alright, that space will be appropriate.
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