Re: Different words for death
This thread was just a ‘tamheed’. asal thread to ye hai 
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/culture-literature-and-linguistics/611431-maut-se-qurbat.html#post9613697
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hamari packing alag hai 
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Tammat Bil-khair hona
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Tammat Bil-khair hona
Bashart ye keh, death violent na ho ?
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Haan lagta hai keh ye shauq kuch bidaisi guppies main kuch ziyaada paaya jaata hai aur in vogue hai.
Zaroor vahaan ki havaa aur paani ka asar hai keh fohosh baat bhi fohosh nahin lagti aur ghair mardon aur aurton kai darmiyaan aisi baaton main jhijhak mehsoos nahi hoti aur kuch ma’yoob nahi lagta. Balkay fakhria apni wit aur smarts kaa izhaar kiya jaata hai. Aur jo aisi baaton sai tang ho, ussay ullu ka ***** samjha jaa hai. 
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Maira andaaza hai keh tamheed asal sai kaafi lambi saabit ho gi.
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aap bhi to bidais me rehte hain aap per to nahi dikhta wanha ki hawao ka asar?
aap ka childhood pakistan me bita hai?kuch arsa?
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mout ko galey lagana 
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Bashart ye keh, death violent na ho ?
Khatima bil-iman bhi bari cheez hai
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aap bhi to bidais me rehte hain aap per to nahi dikhta wanha ki hawao ka asar?
aap ka childhood pakistan me bita hai?kuch arsa?
My theory is that the longer someone has lived in the West, the more de-sensitized (immune) they get to this thing.
They sort of become teeter-baTair. One second you put on one hat and the next second the other.
You may know inside that you are engaging in indecent conversation but you say, what the heck, who cares, everybody is doing it, might as well have some fun.
However this becomes a slippery slope very quickly.
There are people who sometimes wear their religion on their sleeve, talking about praying and punctuating their speech with
insha'Allah and masha'Allah and then utter lm*ao a few minutes later without a second thought. And this is a very mild example.
Very confused lot, I think. And the FB and online forums culture have magnified this problem a whole lot.
Oh well. Just my pet-peeve.
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How many times Fariha ? 
You are obsessed with maut ko galay lagaana, Khuda-na-khwaasta. 
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My theory is that the longer someone has lived in the West, the more de-sensitized (immune) they get to this thing. They sort of become teeter-baTair. One second you put on one hat and the next second the other. You may know inside that you are engaging in indecent conversation but you say, what the heck, who cares, everybody is doing it, might as well have some fun. However this becomes a slippery slope very quickly. There are people who sometimes wear their religion on their sleeve, talking about praying and punctuating their speech with insha'Allah and masha'Allah and then utter lm*ao a few minutes later without a second thought. And this is a very mild example. Very confused lot, I think. And the FB and online forums culture have magnified this problem a whole lot. Oh well. Just my pet-peeve.
jaan deo.. another term: matti pana
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jaan deo.. another term: matti pana
For death. :)
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Manon mitti talaay jaa sona.
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Manon mitti talaay jaa sona.
ye hogaya tha.
akela kar jana is also used
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kisi ke haan mayyat ho jana.. Have you heard this one?
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Yes.
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ye hogaya tha.
akela kar jana is also used
Ghar ka aangan soona kar jaana ?
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wichoRa kar jana… not a typical Urdu word, but people who know and speak languages like Punjabi, Saraiki and Sindhi can relate to this term. I just love this Shah Hussain’ Kaafi by Hamid Bela.
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WichoRa day jaana.