🔤 بازو Meaning in English ✨

بازو بند

Armlet, armband, upper arm bracelet, ornamental band worn on the upper arm, often made of precious metals and gemstones, typically used as traditional South Asian jewelry.

بازو نما

Arm-like, resembling an arm or wing, having a projection or extension similar to an arm, branch-like in form, pertaining to a section that extends outwards

بازو دار کرسی

Armchair, a chair with supports for the arms, often upholstered and comfortable, a seat of authority or comfort

عقبی بازو

Hind limb, hind leg, the back limb of a quadruped animal, corresponding to the leg in humans, but specifically the rear limb of an animal such as a horse, cow, dog, goat, or cat. The phrase عقبی بازو is a compound noun. عقبی (aqbi) is an adjective meaning posterior, rear, or back. It comes from the Arabic root "ع ق ب" (ain qaf ba), meaning to follow, to come after, or to be behind. بازو (bazu) is a noun meaning arm, limb, or wing. It comes from the Persian "بازو" (bazu), meaning arm. Together, the phrase refers to the back limb of an animal. In humans, the arm is the upper limb and the leg is the lower limb. In quadrupeds, the front limbs are called "پیشانی بازو" (peshani bazu, forelimbs) and the back limbs are "عقبی بازو" (hind limbs). The phrase is used in veterinary science, in zoology, in animal husbandry, and in descriptions of animal anatomy. A horse's hind limbs provide power for running and jumping. A cow's hind limbs support the weight of the rear body. A dog's hind limbs are used for jumping and scratching. The phrase is technical but accessible. It is masculine. You would say "یہ عقبی بازو ہے" meaning this is the hind limb, using the masculine pronoun یہ. The plural is عقبی بازو (same) or عقبی بازوؤں (aqbi bazuaan).

قومی بازو

National arm, the armed wing of a political or national movement, the military or paramilitary forces representing a nation or a nationalist organization, or the military strength of a country. The phrase قومی بازو is a compound noun. قومی (qaumi) is an adjective meaning national, relating to a nation, or pertaining to the people. It comes from the Arabic root "ق و م" (qaf waw meem), meaning to stand, to rise, to be a people. The noun "قوم" (qaum) means nation, people, or community. The suffix "ی" (i) turns it into an adjective. بازو (bazu) means arm, upper limb, or a branch or wing of an organization. It comes from the Persian "بازو" (bazu), meaning arm. Together, قومی بازو means "national arm". The phrase is used in political, military, and organizational contexts. It can refer to the military forces of a country (the armed wing of the state), the paramilitary wing of a political party, or the military strength of a nation. It is a formal and sometimes metaphorical term.

کمزور بازو

blindside

دائیں بازو کا

rightist

غلافی بازو والا

sharded

بے بازو کا پرندہ

A wingless bird, a powerless entity, someone or something lacking the means to achieve freedom or progress, a helpless individual, one who is constrained or restricted, a person or group deprived of essential capabilities or opportunities.

بائیں بازو کی جماعت

Left wing party, a political party or group that advocates for progressive, socialist, or left leaning ideologies. The phrase is composed of بائیں (bayen), meaning left, بازو (bazu), meaning wing or arm, کی (ki), the possessive particle, and جماعت (jamaat), meaning party, group, or organization. Together, they specify a political faction that aligns with the left side of the political spectrum, typically emphasizing social equality, government intervention in the economy, workers' rights, secularism, and progressive social policies. The term is a direct translation of the English political concept "left wing" and entered Urdu through the global spread of political terminology in the 20th century. In the context of Pakistan, the phrase carries particular historical weight, referring to parties like the Communist Party of Pakistan, various socialist and progressive groups, and individuals who have championed leftist causes. It also carries connotations of opposition to military rule, advocacy for labor rights, and often, a critical stance toward religious conservatism. The phrase is used in political discourse, in media analysis, and in historical accounts of the country's political development.

نشے بازوں کا جمگٹھا

bacchanalia