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However, a couplet that cannot be deciphered even with a dictionary is truly ambiguous....

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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It is said of Aseer Lakhnavi that he would attempt to exhaust every possible rhyme in a ghazal, reasoning that someone might eventually need them as a linguistic reference. While such an exhaustive approach might be useful for compiling a dictionary, it is entirely unnecessary for poetry....

Aale Ahmad Suroor

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In a dictionary, should the word beta (بیٹا) be listed first, or bhari (بھاری)? There is still ongoing contention over whether words beginning with alif madd (آ) should precede those starting with a regular alif (ا) when compiling a dictionary....

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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Shibli objected to the word tanqeed, arguing that it was a fabricated term, but it appears in the writings of Syed Sulaiman Nadvi in 1923 (both of these references can be found in the second volume of the Urdu Lughat, Tarikhi Usool Par [Urdu Dictionary on Historical Principles])....

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It is hard to find a book written by a Hindu author from that era that does not open with an Islamic invocation. Anand Narayan Mukhlas began his travelogue, Shiv Prasad Wahbi his collected works titled Muraqqa-e-Arzhang, Debi Prasad Bashash his biographical dictionary Tazkira-e-Shuara-e-Hindu, Firaqi his Waqai Alam Shahi, and...

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بول چال: چلتی پھرتی لغت، کوئی آدمی جس کی معلومات عامّہ بہت وسیع ہو۔.

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Maulwi Firozuddin

2005Dictionary

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1995Dictionary

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Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

2012Dictionary

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Kaleemuddin Ahmad

1986Dictionary

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Ziaur Rahman Siddiqi

2018Dictionary

Urdu Mutaradifat

Ehsan Danish Kandhlvi

1970Dictionary

Farhang-e-Kulliyat-e-Iqbal

Dr. Rukhsana Begam

2010Dictionary

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Syed Badrul Hasan

1977Dictionary

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1962Dictionary

Dictionary Urdu Hindi English

Khurshid Alam

2003Dictionary

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Maulwi Firozuddin

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Syed Nazar Hasan

1959Dictionary

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Abul Fatah Azizi

1954Dictionary

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Sayed Ahmad Dehlvii

1987Dictionary

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Ateequllah

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Furthermore, the Kulliyat-e-Sauda and the Marsiya of Miskin were also printed at the college. Beyond Urdu, works were published in Persian, such as Burhan-e-Qati (a Persian dictionary, 1818), Anwar-e-Suhaili (1805), Dabistan-e-Mazahib by Sheikh Muhammad Mohsin (1809), and Hidayah (1807). Arabic publications included Muntakhab-ul-Lughat (1818), Qamo...

Syed Sibte Hasan

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and all other poets as creeping insects. The account Maulana Azad recorded in this regard in Aab-e-Hayat is practically a translation of the relevant passage from Qudratullah Qasim's biographical dictionary, Majmua-e-Naghz. Therefore, I will quote Azad's own words: "In Delhi, Mir Sahab composed a masnavi....

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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Masud Sa'd Salman, a renowned poet of the Ghaznavid Empire who lived nearly two hundred years before Amir Khusro, is unanimously cited by all biographical dictionaries (tazkiras) as having written a diwan (poetry collection) in the Hindi language. The biographical dictionary Majma-ul-Fusaha states: "In short, he had three diwans: Arabic,...

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study of its language's allusions. For example, if you wish to discover what superstitions and myths the ancestors of the Germans, French, and English believed in, how their religious thoughts subsequently changed, what major historical events they experienced, which figures among their forebears became famous, and what circumstances and traits...

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twelve citations from the classical masters to refute each individual objection. He detailed this extensively in his letters. Furthermore, his entire critique of the Persian dictionary Burhan-e-Qati was written relying entirely on his memory. His method of composing poetry was quite unique....

Altaf Hussain Hali

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(10) All these verses are copied from the biographical dictionary Majma-ul-Gharaib in the account of Ashraf Saeed....

Shibli Nomani

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technically incorrect in terms of lexicography and grammatical structure. However, the question is whether we can establish a universal rule that a word deemed incorrect by its original dictionary is also inherently incorrect in its everyday usage. When Arabic intermingled with Persian, hundreds of Arabic words and phrases were absorbed...

Shibli Nomani

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Platts' dictionary is currently being revised under the supervision of Khurshid-ul-Islam and Ralph Russell, but its completion is still a long way off, and its publication will face further delays. In any case, that dictionary will remain beyond the reach of the common reader....

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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Other names the British used for this language include the following: Moors, Hindoostanic, Hindoostanee, and Indostans. Evidence for the existence of the latter—Indostans—can be traced to the Oxford English Dictionary. We will encounter the remaining terms over the course of this essay....

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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the Farhang-e-Asifiya dictionary, out of fifty-four thousand Urdu words, fifty percent are of Hindi origin, while 23.25 percent are formed through a blend of Hindi and Persian. Thus, the total proportion of indigenous Hindustani words reaches 73.5 percent. It can be said with certainty that in contemporary Urdu, this ratio...

Aale Ahmad Suroor

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By the early thirteenth century Hijri, due to frequent usage, this compound structure was dropped, and the name of the language itself simply became "Urdu." In the biographical dictionary Makhzan-ul-Gharaib, compiled in 1218 AH (1803 CE), it is written in the profile of Mirza Mazhar Jan-e-Janan: "In the Hindi language,...

Syed Sulaiman Nadvi

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It is impossible to say. The true history of idioms and proverbs is often shrouded in obscurity. (The comprehensive Persian dictionary by Steingass makes no mention of khanah-e-khala, while Platts describes it as a Hindi compound.) It is evident that Kabir employed these ordinary expressions with such brilliance, weaving them...

Gopi Chand Narang

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One could hardly expect Azad to mention Ajay Chand Bhatnagar (1550)—who wrote Misl-e-Khaliq Bari—in his discussion of Amir Khusrau (he was likely unaware of him). However, Azad did not even mention Tek Chand Bahar (d. 1766), despite the fact that Bahar’s Persian dictionary, Bahar-e-Ajam, introduced Urdu poets to thousands of...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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the children will become intellectually stunted. A language is never just a language, a dictionary is never just a dictionary, and words are never just words; rather, they are the very tools that create cognitive flexibility and help us understand the mutual relationships and distinctions between objects and ideas....

Firaq Gorakhpuri

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The definition of chaman in the Noor-ul-Lughat dictionary is as follows: "A place where greenery, flowers, or other plants are sown. A small field. Mostly referring to the flowerbeds or sections of a garden."...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi

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