How to Say “You’re Stupid” in Urdu

تم بیوقوف ہو
tum bewakoof ho
The English phrase "you're stupid" is translated into Urdu as تم بیوقوف ہو (tum bewakoof ho).
This phrase is a direct statement used to tell someone that they lack intelligence or common sense.

What does it mean word for word?

The word بیوقوف is a single adjective meaning foolish or stupid.

Which one should you use?

You can also use آپ بیوقوف ہیں to make the insult more formal. Even with the more polite pronouns, the phrase remains an insult.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the phrase تم بیوقوف ہو, the word ہو is the second-person singular conjugation of the verb "to be" used specifically with the pronoun تم.

How do you pronounce it?

tum bewakoof ho

Did you know?

  • The term بیوقوف is frequently paired with the phrase سیدھا (seedha), which means 'straight'. In certain contexts, calling someone 'too straight' is a polite euphemism for saying they are stupid or naive.
  • The word بیوقوف is actually a hybrid of Persian and Arabic origins, combining the Persian prefix بی meaning 'without' with the Arabic root for 'standing still' or 'knowledge'.
  • While the phrase is an insult, using the formal آپ in آپ بیوقوف ہیں creates a jarring social dissonance, as it uses high-respect grammar to deliver a low-respect message.

Examples in context

  • تم بیوقوف ہو
    tum bewaqoof ho
    You're stupid.
  • ایسی بات کرنا ثابت کرتا ہے کہ تم بیوقوف ہو
    aisi baat karna saabit karta hai ke tum bewaqoof ho
    Saying such a thing proves you're stupid.

Example conversation

Hamza and Fatima are arguing about a silly mistake.

  1. حمزہ Hamza

    تم نے یہ کیا کیا، تم بیوقوف ہو؟
    tum ne yeh kya kiya, tum bewaqoof ho?
    What have you done, are you stupid?
  2. فاطمہ Fatima

    نہیں، میں بیوقوف نہیں ہوں۔
    nahi, mein bewaqoof nahi hoon.
    No, I am not stupid.
  3. حمزہ Hamza

    تمہارا یہ عمل ظاہر کرتا ہے کہ تم بیوقوف ہو۔
    tumhara yeh amal zahir karta hai ke tum bewaqoof ho.
    This act of yours shows that you're stupid.
  4. فاطمہ Fatima

    حمزہ، تم بہت سخت ہو رہے ہو۔
    Hamza, tum bohat sakht ho rahay ho.
    Hamza, you are being too harsh.

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