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Living in Delhi, you learn several languages at once. The most common of them are Punjabi, Bihari, and Urdu because wherever you go you find someone who teaches you any three of them. And by far, my favorite and the most romantic language is Urdu. Every word sounds like it’s filled with all the sweetness in the world. Even an abusive sounds like “I Love You”. Just to share, I found out some amazing Urdu Words for you which might seem interesting to you.
AAFTAAB: Sun
JUSTAJOO: Longing
ANS: Love
NAZAKAT: Delicateness
MOUTJZA: Miracle
QURBAT: Closeness
AAFREEN: Alluring
SHIDDAT: Intensity
KHWABEEDA: Dreamy
INAAYAT: Blessing
HARF: A letter of the alphabet
PAASBAAN: Protector
BA-DASTOOR: Unaltered
NOOR: Radiance
LEHJA: Way of speaking
RIWAAYAT: Tradition
RAQS: Dance
VASL: Passion
IZTIRAAR: Restlessness
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Colorful Hindu wedding in India
MUSALSAL: Constant
WAABASTAA: Related to
MUKHTALIF: Different
SEHER: Morning
RUHANIYAT: Soulfulness
LIHAAZ: Respect
NIWAAZISH: Kindness
AABSHAAR: Waterfall
MAYASSAR: Available
TAABIIR: Interpretation of dreams
RAFTAAR: Pace
MUNTAZIR: Awaiting
These words are so differently beautiful.
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