🔤 ٹیلی Meaning in English ✨

ٹیلیفون

Telephone, Phone

ٹیلی فون

Telephone, a device used for voice communication over long distances.

ٹیلی گرام دینا

To send a telegram; to give a telegram; to transmit a message via telegraph. ٹیلی گرام (telegram) is the Urdu noun for telegram, a written message sent by telegraph, derived from the English "telegram" (from Greek "tele", far, and "gramma", letter). دینا (dena) is the Urdu verb meaning to give, to send, to hand over. Together, ٹیلی گرام دینا means "to give a telegram" i.e., to send a telegram. This phrase is used in historical contexts (when telegrams were a common means of communication), in post office contexts, in old films and literature, and in discussions of obsolete technology. The polarity is neutral. The opposite concepts are "ٹیلی گرام لینا" (telegram lena, to receive a telegram), "خط دینا" (khat dena, to give a letter), "فون کرنا" (phone karna, to call), "ای میل کرنا" (email karna). The phrase is grammatically a verb phrase.

پھل دار کٹیلی

hawthorn

پچھلے ہفتے میں نے ٹیلی ویژن دیکھا

Last week, I watched television. پچھلے (pichlay) is the oblique form of پچھلا (pichla), meaning last, previous, or former. ہفتے (haftay) is the oblique form of ہفتہ (haftah), meaning week, derived from the Persian "هفته" (hafta), meaning week. میں نے (mein nay) is the first person singular agentive marker for the past tense, meaning I (did). ٹیلی ویژن (television) is the Urdu noun for television, derived from the English "television". دیکھا (dekha) is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb دیکھنا (dekhna), meaning to see, to watch. Together, پچھلے ہفتے میں نے ٹیلی ویژن دیکھا means "last week, I watched television". This is a simple past tense sentence used to describe an action that occurred in the previous week. The polarity is neutral. The opposite concepts are "پچھلے ہفتے میں نے ٹیلی ویژن نہیں دیکھا" (pichlay haftay mein nay television nahi dekha, I did not watch television last week) or "اس ہفتے میں نے ٹیلی ویژن دیکھا" (is haftay mein nay television dekha, this week I watched television). The phrase is grammatically a complete sentence.