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Description
Type: Imperative Sentence / Prohibitive Expression
Origin: Native Urdu expression formed from the emphatic warning word خبردار (caution, beware) combined with ایسا سوچنا بھی مت (do not even think such a thing).
Usage: Strongly used when one wants to prohibit someone from even considering a thought or action. It shows anger, strictness, or a protective concern.
Cultural Insight: In South Asian society, parents, elders, and teachers often use this phrase to stop children or young people from wrongdoings. In Urdu literature, خبردار adds intensity to speech and is used dramatically in theater, prose, and dialogues. It emphasizes seriousness and authority.
Expanded Features:
Polarity: Negative
Register: Strong, commanding, conversational
Pragmatic Sense: Warning, prohibition, disapproval
Synonyms (Urdu): ہرگز نہ سوچنا، سوچنے کی اجازت نہیں، دور رہو اس خیال سے
Synonyms (English): don’t even imagine, never think about it, stay away from that thought, do not dare
Antonyms (Urdu): سوچنے کی اجازت ہے، ایسا سوچ سکتے ہو
Antonyms (English): you may think, it is allowed to consider
Example Sentences:
Urdu: خبردار! ایسا سوچنا بھی مت کہ تم جھوٹ بولو گے۔
English: Beware! Do not even think that you will lie.
Urdu: استاد نے کہا، خبردار! ایسا سوچنا بھی مت کہ نقل کرو۔
English: The teacher said, beware! Do not even think of cheating.
Urdu: ماں نے بچے کو کہا، خبردار! ایسا سوچنا بھی مت کہ باہر اکیلے جاؤ۔
English: The mother said to the child, beware! Do not even think of going outside alone.
Related Terms: منع کرنا، روک ٹوک، سختی، حکم
Would you like me to also show you poetic or literary uses of “خبردار” (since it is often used in dramatic Urdu poetry and stage plays) to further enrich the SEO depth?
You said:
بوبردار جزو مستقل سے متعلق
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Input: بوبردار جزو مستقل سے متعلق
Roman Urdu: Bobardaar Juzw-e-Mustaqil Se Mutaliq
English Meaning: Fragrant permanent component related, Concerning a lasting aromatic element
Note/Description:
Type: Technical Phrase / Descriptive Expression
Origin: Derived from Persian–Arabic roots used in Urdu. بوبردار means "fragrant, aromatic, giving off scent". جزو مستقل means "a permanent part, fixed component, constant element". سے متعلق means "related to, concerning".
Extended Sense: This phrase may be used in scientific, literary, or medical contexts, especially when describing something that has a lasting fragrance due to a fixed element or compound. It could refer to a chemical substance, a plant property, or a poetic description of permanence and fragrance.
Expanded Features:
Polarity: Neutral, descriptive
Register: Technical, poetic, formal
Pragmatic Sense: Reference to a constant or essential fragrant aspect in scientific, artistic, or symbolic contexts
Synonyms (Urdu): خوشبودار عنصر، مستقل مہک والا جزو، لازمی خوشبو رکھنے والا حصہ
Synonyms (English): aromatic element, fragrant compound, lasting scent component, essential fragrance part
Antonyms (Urdu): بدبودار جزو، غیر مستقل حصہ
Antonyms (English): foul component, non-permanent element
Example Sentences:
Urdu: یہ دوا بوبردار جزو مستقل سے متعلق ہے جو اس کی خوشبو کو دیر تک قائم رکھتا ہے۔
English: This medicine is related to the fragrant permanent component that keeps its aroma lasting.
Urdu: عطر کی تاثیر بوبردار جزو مستقل سے متعلق ہوتی ہے۔
English: The effect of perfume is connected to the fragrant permanent component.
Urdu: شاعر نے کہا کہ محبت کی یادیں بوبردار جزو مستقل سے متعلق ہیں۔
English: The poet said that the memories of love are tied to a fragrant permanent element.
Cultural / Literary Insight:
In Urdu literature, fragrance (بو) is often a metaphor for memory, love, spirituality, or eternal beauty. When combined with the idea of a جزو مستقل, it reflects something unchanging, eternal, and deeply embedded in nature or the soul. In Sufi poetry, the fragrance of divine love is sometimes described as an essential and permanent element of the human spirit.
Related Terms:
بو (Boo): scent, smell
خوشبو (Khushboo): fragrance
جزو (Juzw): part, element
مستقل (Mustaqil): permanent, constant