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🔤 بوج Meaning in English ✨

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URDU

بوج

🅰️ Roman Urdu:

Boj

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ENGLISH

Burden, Load

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DESCRIPTION

"بوج" refers to a physical or metaphorical burden, load, or weight. It can describe something that is heavy or difficult to carry, either literally (e.g., a heavy suitcase) or figuratively (e.g., emotional stress or responsibility).

Contextual Usage:
This word is used in both physical and emotional contexts. It often describes the weight of responsibilities, obligations, or emotional stress that one must bear in life.

Expanded Features:

Polarity: Negative

Register: Informal, Metaphorical

Pragmatic Sense: Weight, Responsibility

Formality: Informal

Synonyms (Urdu):

وزن

ذمہ داری

Synonyms (English):

Burden

Load

Weight

Antonyms (Urdu):

آرام

راحت

Antonyms (English):

Comfort

Relief

Usage Contexts:

Physical Burden: Describing something heavy to carry.

Emotional or Mental Burden: Used metaphorically to describe stress or responsibility.

Example Sentences:

اس کے کندھے پر کام کا بوج بہت زیادہ تھا۔
He had a heavy load of work on his shoulders.

یہ بوجھ مجھے بہت تھکا دیتا ہے۔
This burden makes me very tired.

🔗 Related Words

Load, burden, weight, cargo, encumbrance, responsibility, obligation, liability. This noun refers to something that is carried, either physically or metaphorically. بوجھ is a fundamental word in Urdu, used in both literal and deeply metaphorical contexts. Literally, it is the weight carried by an animal, a vehicle, or a person. Metaphorically, it is the weight of responsibility, guilt, debt, grief, or expectation. The word carries a sense of heaviness, difficulty, and effort. A بوجھ is never neutral. It is always something that presses down, that tires the bearer, that requires strength to sustain. The word is used in everyday conversation, in literature, in psychology, and in social commentary. It is a word of empathy and of complaint. To share someone's بوجھ is to help them. To add to someone's بوجھ is to harm them.

Load, burden, weight, package, bale, cargo, responsibility, encumbrance, obligation, task, hardship, a heavy psychological or emotional strain, something difficult to bear or manage.

بوجھ رکھنا

To place a burden; to impose a load, responsibility, obligation, or weight, physical, emotional, financial, or metaphorical, upon someone or something. It implies an act of transferring a weight from oneself or from a source onto another entity, which then must bear it. The phrase can denote a literal act of loading, but is more powerfully used to describe the imposition of duties, expectations, guilt, debt, or care that becomes a source of strain for the recipient.

بوجھ ڈالنا

To burden, to impose a load, to place a responsibility, to cause hardship, to put a strain on

بوجھ اتارنا

To lighten a burden, to relieve a load, to unburden oneself, to fulfill a responsibility, to get rid of a problem, to alleviate stress, to complete a task, to discharge a duty, to settle an obligation

بوجھ اٹھانا

To bear a burden, to shoulder a load, to undertake a responsibility; the act of accepting, carrying, and enduring a physical, emotional, financial, or metaphorical weight. It implies resilience, duty, sacrifice, and often, a sense of inevitability or moral obligation. The bearer (بوجھ اٹھانے والا) is the one upon whom the weight—whether placed by others, circumstance, or choice—ultimately rests and is carried forward.

بوجھ کا اتارنا

To unload a burden, to relieve oneself of a responsibility, to lighten a load, to ease a heavy task, to discharge a duty, to confess or share a secret, to alleviate mental distress, to complete a demanding obligation

بوجھ ڈھونے کا ڈنڈا

Carrying pole, shoulder pole, yoke, lever for transporting heavy loads, device used for manual burden-bearing, traditional implement for distributing weight across the shoulders.

ٹھیک بوجھ