zobia
December 30, 2011, 5:43am
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lol....who used to use the word azaarband??? i always heard naara or naala. (or may be its a punjabi word)
psyah, u make everything look so complicated...why is that? In Pakistan, when it comes to language ppl dont go with logic so things can make sense. and since ppl are not proud of Urdu so everyone deforms it into whatever the shape want it to. they dont bother putting much thought into losing the real essence.
Re: azaarbandi rishtay........
behs baraye behs
and why would they be najis - if you are keeping them clean ?
diwana
December 30, 2011, 6:07am
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I thought they are called "Hum Zulf".
NomiCA
December 30, 2011, 7:18am
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hum zulf are husbands of two sisters..........
diwana
December 30, 2011, 7:21am
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My bad. Never heard this azaarbandi term.
Maybe they can share azaarband in the moment of need.
Sannan
December 30, 2011, 7:42am
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looks like langotiye yaar
Sannan
December 30, 2011, 7:43am
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i think Sando word is more famous :cobra:
diwana
December 30, 2011, 7:46am
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That’s ‘SaaRhu’ AKA ‘Hum Zulf’
Naabigh
December 30, 2011, 7:46am
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^^ saNdoo nahii SAARou
Re: azaarbandi rishtay…
Sandu is Punjabi equivalent of Humzulf
There is also a term ‘Samdhi’ for referring to in-laws of the children. Sasuraal / sasuralli is the easiest and commonly used word for referring to in-laws. But again there are separate names for different sasurali relatives.
Khushdaaman = Saas
?= Susar
Biradaray Nisbati = Salaa
?= Saali
I come to know new term [Saalehaar = Wife’s brother’s wife (Wife’s Bhabhi)] from this thread:
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/culture-literature-and-linguistics/159509-family-relations-in-urdu-4.html
There is also query unresolved there.
Sannan
December 30, 2011, 9:00am
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Re: azaarbandi rishtay…
Sandu is Punjabi equivalent of Humzulf
There is also a term ‘Samdhi’ for referring to in-laws of the children. Sasuraal / sasuralli is the easiest and commonly used word for referring to in-laws. But again there are separate names for different sasurali relatives.
Khushdaaman = Saas
?= Susar
Biradaray Nisbati = Salaa
?= Saali
I come to know new term [Saalehaar = Wife’s brother’s wife (Wife’s Bhabhi)] from this thread:
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/culture-literature-and-linguistics/159509-family-relations-in-urdu-4.html
There is also query unresolved there.
tou main nay bhi to yahi kaha tha Sandu is humzulaf …and BTW who is Saroo most of the time some respected guys always saroo with me :mirch:
Re: azaarbandi rishtay…
^ Sarhooo is the Kashmiri version of Sandoo. jab apna huqqa kisi ke paon pe girao ge to wo sad (jal) ke sarroo ban jaega :cobra:
Sannan
December 30, 2011, 9:38am
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Thanks Buddy and maira huqa buhat qeemati hay but maira dhuwan kaheen bhi ja sakta hay :cobra:
sando = sarru
jaanaan
December 30, 2011, 12:36pm
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i think this is because the husband and wife can see each other privates, and can open each others azarband, so thats why
Naabigh
December 30, 2011, 1:30pm
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i think this is because the husband and wife can see each other privates, and can open each others azarband, so thats why
SO if one has a younger wife - then would this act be accounted as ' child labor '
TLK
December 31, 2011, 7:25am
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:
I was trying to find the meaning of azar
Azar means below the navel body (lower half of the body)