Urdu

Yes, there is an Urdu version of the book "Friends Not Masters" by Ayub Khan. The Urdu title of the book is "دوست نہیں، آقا." This translation allows Urdu-speaking readers to access the insights and experiences shared by Ayub Khan in the original English text.

The Hindi word "lazzat" (लज़्ज़त) means "delight" or "pleasure." It is often used to describe the enjoyment derived from food, experiences, or sensations. In a broader context, it can refer to any pleasurable or satisfying experience. The term conveys a sense of sensory enjoyment and gratification.

Oregano is a perennial herb belonging to the mint family, Lamiaceae, and is widely used in cooking for its aromatic leaves. It is native to Europe, although it is also grown in other regions, including North America and parts of Asia. Commonly used in Mediterranean and Italian cuisines, oregano adds a warm, slightly bitter flavor to dishes, particularly in sauces, marinades, and seasoning blends. The herb is also known for its potential health benefits, including antioxidant and antimicrobial properties.

The Urdu word "kisht" (کشتی) translates to "boat" or "raft" in English. It refers to a small watercraft used for transportation or fishing on rivers and lakes. In a broader context, it can also symbolize a journey or passage through life's challenges.

In Hindi, oregano is commonly referred to as "ओरेगैनो" (oregano) or "जंगली अजवाइन" (jangli ajwain). In Urdu, it is called "اورگانو" (oregano) or "جنگلی اجوائن" (jangli ajwain). This herb is often used in cooking for its aromatic flavor, especially in Italian cuisine.

The Hindi word for "company" is "कंपनी" (pronounced as "kampanee"). In a broader context, the word "संगठन" (sangathan) can also be used to refer to an organization or group. The usage may vary depending on the context in which "company" is being referred to, such as a business or a group of people.

Certificates from Jamia Urdu Aligarh are generally recognized for government jobs in Uttar Pradesh, provided the institution is accredited and the courses are legitimate. However, specific job requirements can vary, so it's essential to check the eligibility criteria outlined in the job notifications. Additionally, prospective applicants should verify the recognition of their qualifications with the relevant authorities or the Uttar Pradesh government.

The Urdu word "alukapata" refers to a type of potato dish, typically prepared with spices and sometimes combined with other vegetables. It is commonly enjoyed in South Asian cuisine, often served as a side dish or snack. The term combines "alu," meaning potato, with "kapata," which can suggest a preparation method or style.

Canistel fruit is commonly known as "چمچک" (Chamchak) in Urdu. It is also sometimes referred to as "مٹھا پھل" (Mitha Phal), meaning sweet fruit, due to its sweet taste and custard-like texture. The fruit is not widely known in many regions, so local names may vary.

The name "Naymal" (نیمال) in Urdu typically means "a person who is gentle and soft-natured." It is often associated with qualities such as kindness and calmness. In some interpretations, it can also imply someone who is caring and compassionate. The name carries positive connotations and is favored for its gentle meaning.

چیا کا بیج (Chia Seed) ایک صحت مند بیج ہے جو چیا پودے سے حاصل ہوتا ہے۔ یہ بیج اومیگا-3 فیٹی ایسڈ، فائبر، اور پروٹین کا بہترین ماخذ ہیں۔ چیا بیج کو مختلف کھانوں میں شامل کیا جا سکتا ہے، جیسے کہ اسموتھیز، دلیے، یا سلاد میں، اور یہ پانی میں بھگونے پر جیل کی شکل اختیار کر لیتے ہیں۔ یہ وزن کم کرنے اور ہاضمے کے نظام کو بہتر بنانے میں مددگار ثابت ہوتے ہیں۔

"Sam naam ka kuttar kaminar" ek aise vyakti ka ullekh hai jo aksar bekaar ya chhoti bato par charcha karta hai. Yeh vyakti aksar samajh se pare hota hai aur iske baare mein logon ki alag-alag ray hoti hain. Yeh shabd aksar mazak ya samvadh ke roop mein istemal hota hai.

Devil's Ivy is commonly known as "پیسل" (Peesal) in Urdu. It is also referred to as "سفید پتھر" (Safed Patthar) in some regions. This popular houseplant is appreciated for its air-purifying qualities and resilience in various indoor conditions.

Ye kaam hai "Bachon ki khushi ke liye jhoot bolna." Jab koi maa ya pita apne bachon ki khushi ke liye unhe kuch aise baatein batate hain jo asal mein sach nahi hoti, jaise Santa Claus ya fairy tales ke baare mein, toh ye jhoot unhe jannat ki taraf le ja sakta hai. Iska maqsad sirf bachon ko khush rakhna hota hai.

The Urdu word "nawazish" (نوازش) refers to kindness, favor, or generosity shown by someone towards another. It often implies a sense of benevolence or goodwill, highlighting the act of bestowing blessings or benefits. In a broader context, it can also indicate the quality of being gracious or accommodating.

"Waqt" (وقت) ek aisi cheez hai jo aadmi maa baap, bhai, aur bahan se mang sakta hai, lekin shadi shuda zindagi mein bivi se nahi. Yeh is liye hai kyunki shaadi ke baad, waqt ka ta'alluq aksar dono partners ke beech hota hai aur har kisi ko apne liye waqt nikaalna hota hai. Iske ilawa, waqt ki ahmiyat aur uska istemal bhi shadi ke rishte mein ek naya pehlu hota hai.

"Hanji thk ho" is a phrase commonly used in Hindi and Punjabi that translates to "Yes, it's fine" or "Yes, it's okay." It expresses agreement or affirmation in a casual conversation. The phrase combines "hanji," which is a respectful way to say "yes," and "thk ho," meaning "it is fine" or "okay." It's often used to reassure someone or to acknowledge something positively.

In Urdu, the term "sabeeka" (سابقہ) refers to something that is previous or prior. It is often used to denote a preceding event, condition, or circumstance. The word can also imply a sense of legacy or something that has been inherited from the past.

In Urdu, some common body parts include:

• سر (Sar) for head
• آنکھ (Aankh) for eye
• ہاتھ (Haath) for hand
• پاوں (Paaon) for foot
  These terms are essential for basic conversations about the human body.

Is jumlay mein "larki" ka lafz istemal hoga. Yeh is liye kyunki "larki" se pehle "aik" ka lafz hai, jo ke larki ko darust karta hai. Is tarah se, jumla kuch is tarah hoga: "Aik larki pe beth kar geet garahee thi, achanak wo larki se gir gayi."

The Urdu word "sukhan" (سخن) means "speech" or "word." It is often used to refer to the art of expression, particularly in poetry and literature. In a broader sense, it encompasses the beauty and impact of verbal communication. The term highlights the significance of eloquence and the power of language in conveying thoughts and emotions.

The word "dispositions" can be translated into Urdu as "مزاجات" (mazaajaat) or "طبعیت" (tabiyat), referring to a person's inherent qualities or tendencies. It can also refer to arrangements or the act of placing something in a particular order. In a broader context, it encompasses attitudes, moods, and general behavior patterns.

The Urdu translation of "tidy" is "صاف ستھرا" (saaf suthra) or "ترتیب دینا" (tarteeb dena), depending on the context. "صاف ستھرا" refers to being neat and clean, while "ترتیب دینا" means to organize or arrange things neatly.

In Pakistani context, "tutti" is often used as a slang term to refer to a person who is perceived as foolish or silly. It can also describe someone who is naive or easily manipulated. The term is commonly used in informal conversations and can carry a playful or teasing connotation. However, its meaning may vary depending on the context and tone in which it is used.

"Krantiveer" is a Hindi term that translates to "revolutionary" in Urdu. It refers to someone who is involved in or advocates for significant social or political change, often through activism or rebellion. The word embodies the spirit of fighting against injustice and striving for a better society.