Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Urdu term or phrase:
mun moojee dosheezah
English translation:
capricious damsel
Added to glossary by
Asghar Bhatti
Dec 22, 2003 23:52
20 yrs ago
Urdu term
mun moojee dosheezah
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Urdu to English
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looking for a sustitute in english
Proposed translations
(English)
5 | capricious damsel | Asghar Bhatti |
4 +1 | Manmaujee = Whimsical/Self-willed/Capricious & Dosheezah = Wench | Rajan Chopra |
5 | Careless Young Lady | Zarin Khan |
Proposed translations
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capricious damsel
damsel = doosheeza;young unmarried women;kanwaree;bakrah
mun moujee= lahree;matloon mazaaj;guided by whim;wahmee;capricious[eng-urd-english dictionary by ferozesons]
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Note added at 3 hrs 48 mins (2003-12-23 03:41:40 GMT)
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Dam·sel [ dámz’l ] (plural dam·sels)
noun
girl or young woman: a girl or young unmarried woman, originally one of noble birth ( archaic or literary )
[13th century. From Old French dameisele , by folk etymology (from dame ) from donsele , from Vulgar Latin dominicella , “little lady,” ultimately from Latin domina , “woman in charge of the house” (see dame).]
ca·pri·cious [ kə príshəss, kə prshəss ]
adjective
given to sudden changes: tending to make sudden and unpredictable changes
ca·pri·cious·ly adverb
ca·pri·cious·ness noun
Thesaurus *
mun moujee= lahree;matloon mazaaj;guided by whim;wahmee;capricious[eng-urd-english dictionary by ferozesons]
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Note added at 3 hrs 48 mins (2003-12-23 03:41:40 GMT)
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Dam·sel [ dámz’l ] (plural dam·sels)
noun
girl or young woman: a girl or young unmarried woman, originally one of noble birth ( archaic or literary )
[13th century. From Old French dameisele , by folk etymology (from dame ) from donsele , from Vulgar Latin dominicella , “little lady,” ultimately from Latin domina , “woman in charge of the house” (see dame).]
ca·pri·cious [ kə príshəss, kə prshəss ]
adjective
given to sudden changes: tending to make sudden and unpredictable changes
ca·pri·cious·ly adverb
ca·pri·cious·ness noun
Thesaurus *
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3 hrs
Manmaujee = Whimsical/Self-willed/Capricious & Dosheezah = Wench
I would like to inform you that the English equivalent of Dosheezah i.e. Wench has a number of meanings, e.g. it could mean a young woman, a female servant or a prostitute. Kindly refer to the following details:
Main Entry: 1 wench
Pronunciation: 'wench
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English wenche, short for wenchel child, from Old English wencel; akin to Old High German wankOn to totter, waver and probably to Old High German winchan to stagger -- more at WINK
Date: 14th century
1 a : a young woman : GIRL b : a female servant
2 : a lewd woman : PROSTITUTE
Since you are quite aware of the context, you may like to choose the appropriate word as per requirement of your context.
Hope this suffices.
Main Entry: 1 wench
Pronunciation: 'wench
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English wenche, short for wenchel child, from Old English wencel; akin to Old High German wankOn to totter, waver and probably to Old High German winchan to stagger -- more at WINK
Date: 14th century
1 a : a young woman : GIRL b : a female servant
2 : a lewd woman : PROSTITUTE
Since you are quite aware of the context, you may like to choose the appropriate word as per requirement of your context.
Hope this suffices.
Peer comment(s):
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Subhamay Ray (X)
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thanks :0)
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3 hrs
Careless Young Lady
Mun moojee means careless and dosheezah stands for a beautiful young lady
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