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آزار — English and Urdu Meaning, Phonetics and Definition

āzā́r
Pronunciation:Standard: /āzā́r/
Noun (Masculine)plural: آزارونهOrigin: Origin Unknown → PashtoVerified sense 1
Quick Lexicographical Summary · چټک تعریف او پېژندنه

آزار (āzā́r) is a Pashto n-m meaning “illness, disease” in English او په اردو کې د «درد، بیماری، روگ» معنی لري. Documented in the Open Pashto Lexicon with dual Kandahari and Peshawari phonetic standards, plural form آزارونه.

Meanings · Entry 15

ماناوې او تعریفونه
1
illness, disease[medical]
درد، بیماری، روگ
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2
offence, offense, injury, bothering; illness, disease[medical]
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3
trouble, torture[medical]
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4
offense; grief[medical]
کھید، درد
Example in context:

وچاته آزار رسول

“to offend, to insult someone”

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5
pursuit[medical]
پیروی
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Proverbs (Mataloona)14 unique

ولسي متلونه
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«چِه دَرے نَه کَم ازار دَ پَه خَه کَړم ۔»

“He who has children has a share of worries and troubles.”

اولاد کے ساتھ ٹینشن اور دکھ بھی جڑے ہوتے ہیں۔

Cultural context: Acknowledges the inherent anxieties and responsibilities that come with raising a family.
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«چې در يي نه کړم، ازار دي په څة کړم.»

“If you haven't caused me any harm or loss, why should I bear a grudge or curse you?”

جب تو نے میرا نقصان نہیں کیا، تو میں تجھ پر کیوں خفا ہوں یا تجھے بددعا دوں۔

Cultural context: Promotes fairness and peace, indicating that hostility is unwarranted without a provocation.
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«ازاری ته په ازارولو ګناه نشته.»

“There is no sin in troubling a troublemaker.”

ایذا رسانی کرنے والے کو تکلیف دینے میں کوئی گناہ نہیں۔

Cultural context: Justifies defensive retaliation or self-help when dealing with someone who habitually harms others.
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«چی درنی نه کړم ازار به دی څّه کړم.»

“If I do not make you heavy (hold you accountable), how can I harm you?”

اگر میں تمہیں وزن (سختی یا ذمہ داری) نہ دوں، تو تمہاری اصلاح کیسے کروں؟

Cultural context: Reflects the disciplinary approach in traditional upbringing, where holding someone accountable or imposing strict standards is seen as necessary guidance.
ولسي متل (Proverb)· 1 variant grouped

«ازار نه چا بازار موندلی ندي»

“No one has ever found a marketplace through malice or causing hurt.”

کسی نے دوسروں کو ستلا کر کبھی منافع یا بھلائی نہیں پائی۔

Cultural context: Warns against cruelty and harming others, emphasizing that malice ultimately leads to ruin rather than success.
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  • • ازار نه چا بازار موندلی ندی
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«یو ازار د سل بدو پلار»

“One torment is the father of a hundred evils.”

ایک اذیت سو برائیوں کا باپ ہے۔

Cultural context: Emphasizes that causing pain or injustice to even a single innocent person can trigger a cascade of severe consequences and wrongdoings.
ولسي متل (Proverb)· 1 variant grouped

«آزار نه چا بازار موندلی نه ده.»

“No one has ever found prosperity through causing pain.”

آزار سے کسی نے خوشحالی نہیں پائی ۔ ظلم کا انجام برا ۔

Cultural context: Emphasizes the moral certainty in Pashtun ethics that oppression and tormenting others never lead to true success or happiness.
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  • • آزار نه چا بازار موندلے نه دې.
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«د آزاره چا بازار موندلے نه دی ۔»

“No one has ever found a marketplace through tormenting others.”

جو کوئی تکلیف دے وہ کبھی سکون نہیں پاتا۔

Cultural context: Teaches that causing pain or harm to others ultimately brings no benefit or success to the perpetrator.
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«له آزاره چه بازار موندلے نه دی .»

“From torment, the market has not been found.”

خشک کے ساتھ گیلی بھی جل جاتی ہے ۔

Cultural context: Highlights how persistent troubles and harassment disrupt daily life and commerce, leaving no safe haven.
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«ازاري ته په آزارولو گناه نشته.»

“There is no sin in troubling a tormentor.”

ظالم کو ستانے میں کوئی گناہ نہیں۔

Cultural context: Justifies defensive retaliation against habitual oppressors or troublemakers within the community.
ولسي متل (Proverb)· 1 variant grouped

«له آزاره چا بازار نه دی موندلی !»

“No one has found a marketplace through cruelty/harassment!”

کسی کو تکلیف دینے سے کوئی بازار (ترقی یا کامیابی) نہیں ملتی۔

Cultural context: Teaches that wrongdoing, harassment, or harming others never leads to genuine success or prosperity in the long run.
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  • • له آزاره چا بازار نه دی موندلی
ولسي متل (Proverb)· 1 variant grouped

«خپل به ازار شي بیزار به نشي»

“Kinsmen may be offended, but they will never become alienated.”

اپنے ناراض ہو سکتے ہیں لیکن بیگانے نہیں ہو سکتے (خون کا رشتہ ہمیشہ قائم رہتا ہے)۔

Cultural context: Highlights the unbreakable nature of kinship ties in Pashtun society, where family disputes do not sever deep-rooted blood relations.
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  • • خپل به ازار شی بیزار به نشی
ولسي متل (Proverb)

«د ازاره چا بازار ندی موندلې»

ولسي متل (Proverb)

«له ازاره چا بازار موندلې ندی»

Grammar — Word forms

د کلمې ګردان او بڼې
OpenPashto Morphology
Grammatical Formحالت او بڼه
پښتو بڼهPashto Form
Phoneticتلفظ
Dir Plural (-ūnah)
آزارونهāzā́r-ūnah
Obl Plural (-ūno)
آزارونوāzā́r-ūno
Animate Plural (-ān)
آزارانāzā́r-ān
Animate Obl Plural (-āno)
آزارانوāzā́r-āno
Vocative Singular (-a)
آزارهāzā́r-a

Examples from corpora13

قاموسي او ادبي شواهد

Attested real-world sentences grouped by source. Headwords highlighted in context.

د پښتو متلونه (Family)

چِه دَرے نَه کَم ازار دَ پَه خَه کَړم ۔

“He who has children has a share of worries and troubles. — Acknowledges the inherent anxieties and responsibilities that come with raising a family.”

اولاد کے ساتھ ٹینشن اور دکھ بھی جڑے ہوتے ہیں۔

د پښتو متلونه (Wisdom)

چې در يي نه کړم، ازار دي په څة کړم.

“If you haven't caused me any harm or loss, why should I bear a grudge or curse you? — Promotes fairness and peace, indicating that hostility is unwarranted without a provocation.”

جب تو نے میرا نقصان نہیں کیا، تو میں تجھ پر کیوں خفا ہوں یا تجھے بددعا دوں۔

د پښتو متلونه (Justice)

ازاری ته په ازارولو ګناه نشته.

“There is no sin in troubling a troublemaker. — Justifies defensive retaliation or self-help when dealing with someone who habitually harms others.”

ایذا رسانی کرنے والے کو تکلیف دینے میں کوئی گناہ نہیں۔

د کلمې اصل او ریښه(Word Origin & Etymology)
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Origin Unknown

Homograph 1; Flagged: origin unknown

Entry #2 of 2 · noun

آزار (noun · Entry 2)

aazáar
Pronunciation:Standard: /aazáar/
nounOrigin: Persian → PashtoVerified sense 1

Meanings · Entry 22

ماناوې او تعریفونه
1
offence, offense, injury; illness, disease[medical]
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teasing[medical]
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Lexicographical Profile & Dialect Notes

علمي او ژبني معلومات

Grammar & Morphological Classification

The headword آزار (āzā́r) functions as a n-m in standard Pashto lexicography. This entry synthesizes lexical evidence from 34 authoritative Afghan and international Pashto dictionaries, cross-referenced with modern frequency corpora to ensure trilingual accuracy.

Phonological & Dialectal Realization

Pronunciation diverges between the Southwestern (Kandahari) dialect and the Northeastern (Peshawari/Kabuled) standard. In Southwestern speech, phonemes maintain retroflex fricative distinctions, whereas Northeastern phonetics exhibit velar and postalveolar shifts. All acoustic transcriptions conform to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) standards adopted by the Pashto Academy.

Peer-reviewed lexicographical standard · Open Pashto Corpus Edition

Nearby words

نږدې او ورته لغتونه