یوم اساتذہ
yaum-e asatza
Teachers day in Urdu is یوم اساتذہ (yaum-e asatza).
The phrase refers to a special day dedicated to honoring and thanking teachers.
What does it mean word for word?
The phrase is composed of yaum (day) and asatza (teachers) connected by an implied 'e' (of).
How do you pronounce it?
yaum-e asatza
Did you know?
- The bond between a student and an استاد ('ustad') is traditionally viewed as a spiritual connection that can be more significant than a biological parental link.
- The word اساتذہ ('asatza') is the Arabic plural of استاد ('ustad'), a term that in Urdu can describe anyone from a school teacher to a master craftsman or a musical virtuoso.
- While the word دن ('din') is used for a normal day, the word یوم ('yaum') used in یوم اساتذہ is reserved specifically for formal or commemorative dates.
Examples in context
- ہم یوم اساتذہ منانے والے ہیں۔hum yowm-e-asatiza mananay walay hain.We are going to celebrate teachers day.
- یوم اساتذہ پر کارڈز دیں۔yowm-e-asatiza par cards dein.Give cards on teachers day.
- یوم اساتذہ بہت خاص دن ہے۔yowm-e-asatiza bohat khaas din hai.Teachers day is a very special day.
Example conversation
Ali and Sarah are discussing school preparations.
- علی Aliکیا تم یوم اساتذہ کے لیے تیار ہو؟kya tum yowm-e-asatiza ke liye tayyar ho?Are you ready for teachers day?
- سارہ Saraہاں علی، میں تحفے تیار کر رہی ہوں۔haan Ali, mein tohfay tayyar kar rahi hoon.Yes Ali, I am preparing gifts.
- علی Aliبہت اچھا، سارہ!bohat acha, Sarah!Very good, Sarah!
- سارہ Saraشکریہ، یہ دن بہت اہم ہے۔shukriya, yeh din bohat ahem hai.Thank you, this day is very important.
