Namal In Urdu Novels & Stories

She headed to her left, to Pranabanta Restaurant, her workplace. ---- Definition of Terms: Thakurma - Grandma; Mashi - Aunt; Baba - father; Ma - mother; Rupees- currency like dollars; Namaskar - sounds Nomoshkar, greetings or hello.

Emma asked frowning in confusion. "It's Ya ‘rouhi or Ya ‘amar. One is mine and the other is Zahir's," Zian said with a shrug. "Cute names haa! What do these names mean?” Emma asked curiously. “Ya ‘amar means ‘my most beautiful’ and Ya ‘rouhi means ‘my soul’.” Zian said with a smile. “But why are you confused with the names?" "Because it's our aunt who named our vehicles. Not us." "Awww. And because both of your names starts with the same letter, she named your bikes too with the same letter." Emma said with a hearty smile.

Inaya says I have a name everyone ask tell she says mehim.... Means mehak +Ibrahim =mehim.....or ibak means same Ibrahim+mehak=ibak...... Everyone likes the name very much Ibrahim says that's really creative inaya.... Thank you Bhai..... After discussion they decide ibak..... They all clappes and adeel says he is now ibak khan..... Adeel says we will do a function tomorrow for our ibak..... After a while everyone goes to there room and Ibrahim mehak came in

He stared at the moonlight of his life. NISHMA NEIL KHANNA. NISHMA meant Bright Moonlight and also the combination of their names. Neil + Aashmaan = NISHMA. "Give Nishu to me", Aashmaan asked but Neil shook his head and rubbed his nose on his little daughter's cheeks. Aashmaan smiled at his possessiveness. Adam (Davis's right-hand man) was at the airport and waiting for them. "Hello", Aashmaan said and Adam nodded his head.

I asked. “Yeah, I think I’ve read it somewhere on the internet. Nala is a name of African origin, specifically from the Swahili language. In Swahili, Nala means beloved or loved one. It is often used as a feminine given name and is associated with qualities such as beauty, grace, and affection,” he said, taking a sip of his drink. "And those three qualities suit you well,” he added. I laughed at his last comment. “Thank you, Vinn.”

Samaira ****** I thought Namit slept for good but nope, The Night Was Still Young. Namit woke up as soon as we reached home. He was surprised at first seeing himself back at our mansion instead of his old house. I told her that Sama, means I will come here only. He didn't say anything and believed me. Dhruv was a little surprised to see how Namit was so calm around me, he listened to me without questioning but was glaring at Dhruv in between. Because according to him, the old grumpy man took his Sama away from her.

“He won’t be a little wolf forever.” “Sarvesh means ruler of all,’ Bhakti continues. I wrinkle my nose and Liam just stares at Bhakti like she’s crazy. “Mandar, meaning firm,” she says, a little frustrated. Liam nods. “That’s not bad,” I say, an encouraging lilt in my voice. With a little more excitement in her voice, Bhakti says, “Neel. It means blue, but I just like the way it sounds.”

VD replied, and Alex agreed on that. “Your da-do is bad, very, very bad,” Saraya said to Zee, who nodded his head as if he understood everything. “Da-do ba…d,” Zee said, and Saraya nodded her head vigorously. “Yes, he is very…, what’s the Urdu of bad? Chura (large knife)?” Saraya murmured with a frown on her face and eyed Zee. He was gazing at her with a confused look. “Bura/ kharab (bad),” Saraya turned around when she heard Raf from behind.

" Yes, really.. now tell me where is your nani ( grandmother) ????" " Nani ( grandmother) is in chicken, ( kitchen) mama ( uncle)" Piya said and Jubayer and Fatima broke into laugh hearing Piya's word .... " Sweetie, it is kitchen not chicken. Ok?" I said... " Ok, mama ( uncle)”, saying this, she ran to Fatima and I went to my room... After freshening up, I got ready for Namaj ( Prayer) and went to masjid ( Prayer place for male) with Jubayer.....

I think he forgot to take his mobile and I saw it was Nisha who was calling him. First I hesitated to pick it up but my fingers touched it Involuntarily. "Hey Abhi, don't forget to buy balloons and candles, I want to decorate your room on your birthday.. Hello, why are you silent? Don't tell me you forgot your own birthday which is tomorrow ?" Abhi's birthday ?? "Hello..?? Abhi hello ?" [ Translation : Amma means mother, Bava means cousin( aunt's son) Nanna means father, Atta means aunt, Mama means uncle, Maradalu means cousin ( aunt's daughter) in Telugu one of South Indian languages ]