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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).
Honá
The Urdu verb meaning "to be".
Maiñ
The first-person singular pronoun in Urdu meaning "I".
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.
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.
Tum
The common/informal second-person pronoun meaning "You", used for younger persons, familiar acquaintances, or individuals of lower social status.
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".
Ye / Wo
Urdu third-person pronouns that can be singular or plural, meaning "he", "she", "it", or "they".
Húñ
The first-person singular conjugational form of the verb Honá, used with "Maiñ" to mean "am".
Hai
The singular conjugational form of the verb Honá, meaning "is" or "are", used with the pronouns Tú, Ye, and Wo.
Ho
The second-person informal conjugational form of the verb Honá, meaning "are", used with the pronoun "Tum".
Haiñ
The plural or respectful conjugational form of the verb Honá, meaning "are", used with Ham, Áp, and plural or respectful Ye/Wo.
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.
Amríkí
Urdu word meaning "American".
Xúb-súrat
Urdu adjective meaning "beautiful".
Aććhá
Urdu adjective meaning "good".
Hindustání
Urdu word meaning "Indian".
Tálib-e-ilm
Urdu noun meaning "student".
Mash’húr
Urdu adjective meaning "famous".
Bahot
Urdu adverb meaning "very".
Ek
Urdu word meaning "one" or "a".
Japání
Urdu word meaning "Japanese".
Ísaí
Urdu word meaning "Christian".
Yahúdí
Urdu word meaning "Jewish".
Musalmán
Urdu word meaning "Muslim".
Aur
Urdu conjunction meaning "and".
Bhí
Urdu particle meaning "also" or "too".