🔤 بو Meaning in English ✨

بوا

Aunt (father’s sister), a respectful term for older women.

بوج

Burden, Load

بوئی

Sown, Planted (feminine singular past participle)

بوتل

Bottle; a container used for storing liquids.

بوتی

Herb, medicinal plant; small piece, morsel, fragment; flesh, meat; delicate pattern or motif; precious, valuable asset; dear one, darling (affectionate term).

بوجھ

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.

بوجہ

Due To

بورا

Sack, burlap sack, gunnysack, a large bag made of coarse material such as jute, hemp, or cotton, used for storing and transporting bulk goods such as grain, flour, cement, sugar, fertilizer, or potatoes. The word بورا is derived from the Portuguese "bóra" meaning a coarse bag or sack, which itself came from the Latin "burra" meaning a trifle or a small bundle. The word entered Urdu during the colonial period through trade and commerce. In Urdu, بورا refers specifically to a large, coarse bag, typically made of jute (ٹاٹ, taat), used for agricultural and industrial purposes. It is distinguished from a smaller bag like "تھیلا" (theila) or a plastic bag. The word is common in rural and commercial contexts. A farmer brings grain to the mill in بورے. A shopkeeper sells cement by the بورا. A laborer carries potatoes in a بورا. The word carries a sense of roughness, practicality, and manual labor. It is not a word for elegant packaging. A بورا is functional. It is also used metaphorically to describe a person who is coarse, unrefined, or clumsy, as in "بورا آدمی" (a sack like man, i.e., a boorish person). The word is masculine. The plural is بورے (boray).

بوری

Sack; bag, typically used for carrying goods or materials.

بوسہ

Kiss, osculation, a light touch, affectionate contact, sign of respect or devotion

بولا

he spoke, said, uttered