How to Say “Throne” in Urdu

تَخْت
taxtmasculine
The English word throne is translated into Urdu as تَخْت (taxt) or اَورَن٘گ.
Meaning: ornate seat (noun)

Ways to say it

“throne” in Urdu
Urdu Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
تَخْت taxt masculine
اَورَن٘گ auraṅg masculine

Both terms refer to an ornate seat.

Which one should you use?

تَخْت is the more common, standard term for a throne and is often used in historical or literary contexts. In contrast, اَورَن٘گ is a more formal or poetic synonym that is often associated with high imperial or royal contexts.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is taxt.

Did you know?

  • The word تَخْت is not only used for a king's seat but is also the standard word for a bed in many South Asian contexts. A person might say they are 'resting on the تَخْت' rather than a formal chair.
  • The term اَورَن٘گ is famously associated with the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, whose name literally means 'Ornament of the Throne'.
  • Urdu speakers use تَخْت in the term تَخْتہ, meaning a 'wooden plank' or 'board'. The root of the word for throne is the same as the word for a simple piece of timber.

Examples in context

  • میں نے تخت پر بیٹھا ہوا دیکھا ہے۔
    I have seen someone sitting on a throne.
  • وہ سنہرا تَخْت بہت خوبصورت ہے۔
    Woh sunahra takht bohat khubsurat hai.
    That golden throne is very beautiful.
  • بادشاہ اپنے تَخْت پر بیٹھا ہے۔
    Badshah apne takht par baitha hai.
    The king is sitting on his throne.
  • پرانے محل میں ایک بڑا تَخْت تھا۔
    Purane mahal mein ek bara takht tha.
    There was a large throne in the old palace.

Example conversation

Ahmed and Aisha are looking at a picture book about history.

  1. احمد Ahmed

    عائشہ، کیا تم اس تَخْت کو دیکھ رہی ہو؟
    Aisha, kya tum is takht ko dekh rahi ho?
    Aisha, are you looking at this throne?
  2. عائشہ Ayesha

    ہاں احمد، یہ بہت پرشکوہ لگ رہا ہے۔
    Haan Ahmed, yeh bohat pur-shikoh lag raha hai.
    Yes Ahmed, it looks very majestic.
  3. احمد Ahmed

    اس پر بہت سے جواہرات لگے ہیں۔
    Is par bohat se jawahiraat lage hain.
    It is adorned with many jewels.
  4. عائشہ Ayesha

    سچ مچ، یہ ایک شاہی تَخْت ہے۔
    Sach much, yeh ek shahi takht hai.
    Truly, it is a royal throne.

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