Urdu Grammar: Sentence Structure, Pronouns, and Verb Conjugation of Honá

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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering basic Urdu sentence structure, personal pronouns, the present conjugation of the verb 'Honá', negation rules, and essential vocabulary.

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Urdu Sentence Word Order

The standard sentence structure in Urdu where the sentence begins with the Subject, ends with the Verb, and complements or other elements fall in between (Subject-Complement-Verb).

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Honá

The Urdu verb meaning "to be".

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Maiñ

The first-person singular pronoun in Urdu meaning "I".

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Ham

The first-person plural pronoun meaning "We", which is also used in place of "Maiñ" as a mark of humility, the "royal we", or commonly in North India.

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Tú

The least formal second-person pronoun meaning "You", used only with intimate relations, young children, servants, when intending an insult, or when addressing God and (in some regions) one's mother.

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Tum

The common/informal second-person pronoun meaning "You", used for younger persons, familiar acquaintances, or individuals of lower social status.

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Áp

The most polite and formal second-person pronoun meaning "You" (singular or plural), also used in highly formal speech as a third-person honorific pronoun meaning "he" or "she".

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Ye / Wo

Urdu third-person pronouns that can be singular or plural, meaning "he", "she", "it", or "they".

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Húñ

The first-person singular conjugational form of the verb Honá, used with "Maiñ" to mean "am".

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Hai

The singular conjugational form of the verb Honá, meaning "is" or "are", used with the pronouns Tú, Ye, and Wo.

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Ho

The second-person informal conjugational form of the verb Honá, meaning "are", used with the pronoun "Tum".

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Haiñ

The plural or respectful conjugational form of the verb Honá, meaning "are", used with Ham, Áp, and plural or respectful Ye/Wo.

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Nahíñ

The negative particle in Urdu meaning either "no" or "not", which can replace the verb or be positioned before or after it for emphasis.

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Amríkí

Urdu word meaning "American".

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Xúb-súrat

Urdu adjective meaning "beautiful".

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Aććhá

Urdu adjective meaning "good".

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Hindustání

Urdu word meaning "Indian".

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Tálib-e-ilm

Urdu noun meaning "student".

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Mash’húr

Urdu adjective meaning "famous".

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Bahot

Urdu adverb meaning "very".

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Ek

Urdu word meaning "one" or "a".

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Japání

Urdu word meaning "Japanese".

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Ísaí

Urdu word meaning "Christian".

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Yahúdí

Urdu word meaning "Jewish".

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Musalmán

Urdu word meaning "Muslim".

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Aur

Urdu conjunction meaning "and".

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Bhí

Urdu particle meaning "also" or "too".