Dear students Must read this post about Urdu identity and share it with colleagues

Dear students!
Must read this post about Urdu identity and share it with colleagues. Thanks!

Identification:

The issue of homosexuality in the Urdu language is very confusing. The identity of a lifeless asthma is speculative because there is no relation between male and female, but each noun in its place is either mentioned or pronounced. Here are a few excerpts from unrealistic identification.

1: The names of all the days and months are masculine, but Thursday is the same.

2: The names of all metals and gems are mentioned. Such as: gold, copper, brass, but "silver" is an exception.

3: The names of all the planets and stars are mentioned as: Saturn, Mars, Attar, Venus, Sun, Moon etc. But the Earth is inclusive.

4: All city names are mentioned. Such as: Lahore, Peshawar, Gilgit, Islamabad, Mecca, Tehran etc. But "Delhi" is involved but when "Delhi" is said it will be masculine.

5: The names of all rivers and oceans are masculine. Examples: River Ravi, Jhelum, Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean etc. But "Ganga, Jamna" are involved.

6: The names of all the mountains are masculine.
Mount Himalayas, Mount Sulaiman, Nanga Parbat, Ehd, Ket-To, etc.

7: The names of all languages ​​are spoken. For example Persian, Arabic, Pashto, Sindhi etc.

8: The names of all the prayers are pronounced such as: Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, West, Asha, Tahjid but "Funeral" is mentioned.

9: Some Persian, Hindi and Arabic nouns ending in "H" are spoken masculinity. Such as: Forever, Tasha, Haqqah, Fast, Ramadan, Prescription, etc.

10: Some asthma are spoken masculine because of their size. Such as cups, mountains, planks, bags, baskets, etc. These words are abbreviated and shortened to include "h" and "a". Then they become curious. Such as:
Cup from cup, mountain to hill, plate to plate, bag to bag, basket to basket, etc.

11: Some asthma whose ending does not have alphabet or alphabet, but the people speak them as masculine. Such as: day, image, idol, weight, mail, space, ticket, photos, newspaper, conscious, luxury, mood, ointment, wire, pain, disease, word, wait, waterfall, pen, dream, game, etc.

12: At the end of a lifeless asthma or a well-known "Y", they are spoken of as Manas. Such as:
Turban, bangle, chair, hat, window, turban, etc. However, pearls, yogurt, ghee and water are exempt.

13: The source of the gains which are in the form of verbs or at the end of which are spoken n, hit, wit, yi, vas, yi, gi and lis. Such as: irritation, saying, panic, texture, evil, reading, nonsense, laughter, nag, etc. But behavior is exempt.

14: Those who say "or" at the end of the mosque are said to be curious. Such as: spade, box, shack, etc.

15: Alphabetical Arabic words ending with "al" are spoken. Examples: Ada, Wafa, Jaffa, Atta, Sakha, Raza, Haya, Sana, Shafa, Dua etc.

16: The words ending in "yes" are usually used as a noun. Examples: Way, Sight, Court, Bar, Shelter, Salary, Monastery, Attention, Repentance, Repentance, Understanding, Understanding, Place, Ascension.

17: All voices are included. Such as: thunderstorms, coil wells, rain showers, wind chimes, etc.

18: Those who are at the end of the illusion or the source of the source, such as T, Y, Ga, Shi, are usually called Manas. Such as: nobility, resistance, bravery, evil, madness, effort, forgiveness, rain, etc.

19: The words "Allah" and "PIN" at the end of the sentence are generally used. For example: placebo, daughter-in-law, childhood, childhood, madness, etc.

20: Names of all continents are mentioned. Such as: Asia, Europe, Africa, USA and so on.

21: In Urdu, the English words used in Urdu are followed by authentic Urdu writers. Such as:
Bicycle, Party, Meeting, Regiment, Lorry, Date, Appeal, Copy, Tube, Plate, Class, Lawn, etc., and Stationary, Ticket, Stool, Commission, Desk, Edition, Photo, Office, Gate, Depot etc. ۔

22: The names of all books are as follows: viz: Torah, Gospel, Psalm, etc. But the Quran and the Granth are exempt from it.

23: These words are spoken: nose, nose, roof, table, majora, mahrab, grass, climate, dynamite, sludge, broom, wine, bismillah, kite, paradise, etc. while tree and bakht are masculine.

24: The following words / words are used by the people of both the languages:
Indigestion, breathing, bubbling, contemplation, style, ball, thought, etc.

25: Words that weigh "chapter" are used in Urdu.
Tazkir, Taniyat, Tatdeer, Tazilal, Navigation, Testimonial, Tankir, Tasbih, Tahleel, Writing, Devotion, Devotion etc. But amulets, avoids, etc. are exempt.

Reminder: The help of Urdu Grammar (available) is very helpful in setting up this post and it is possible that there is no error but human error is slim if you have any idea. If you see a decline, you must make corrections.