Bedeutung
Giving guidance or suggestions to someone.
Kultureller Hintergrund
In Pakistani culture, 'Nasihat' is often given during the 'Rukhsati' (wedding departure) where parents advise the bride on her new life. The concept of 'Nasiha' is a pillar of faith, meaning sincerity towards God, His Book, and the people. Sufi poets often use 'Nasihat' to guide the soul toward spiritual awakening, though they often contrast it with 'Ishq' (divine love). Among younger generations, 'Nasihat' can sometimes be seen as 'lecturing,' so they might use 'Tip dena' or 'Suggest karna' to sound cooler.
Gender Matters
Always remember 'Nasihat' is feminine. Say 'Nasihat ki' in the past tense.
Don't be Preachy
Using 'Nasihat' too much with friends might make you sound like a teacher. Use 'Mashwara' for casual tips.
Bedeutung
Giving guidance or suggestions to someone.
Gender Matters
Always remember 'Nasihat' is feminine. Say 'Nasihat ki' in the past tense.
Don't be Preachy
Using 'Nasihat' too much with friends might make you sound like a teacher. Use 'Mashwara' for casual tips.
The 'Ki' Rule
When advising an action, use the pattern: [Verb-ne] + ki + nasihat. E.g., 'Sone ki nasihat' (Advice to sleep).
Accepting Advice
Even if you don't agree, say 'Theek hai' or 'Shukriya' to show respect to an elder giving Nasihat.
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the correct form of 'karna' in the past tense.
استاد نے طالب علم کو نصیحت ___۔
Because 'Nasihat' is feminine, the past tense of 'karna' must be 'ki'.
Which sentence is most appropriate for a doctor advising a patient?
ڈاکٹر مریض کو کیا کہے گا؟
A doctor giving medical guidance is a classic use of 'Nasihat karna'.
Match the Urdu phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are the primary collocations and forms related to Nasihat.
Complete the dialogue.
Ali: 'Main pareshan hoon.' Zaid: 'Main tumhe sabr ki ___ karta hoon.'
Advising someone to be patient (sabr) is a common use of 'Nasihat'.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Visuelle Lernhilfen
Nasihat vs Mashwara
Aufgabensammlung
4 Aufgabenاستاد نے طالب علم کو نصیحت ___۔
Because 'Nasihat' is feminine, the past tense of 'karna' must be 'ki'.
ڈاکٹر مریض کو کیا کہے گا؟
A doctor giving medical guidance is a classic use of 'Nasihat karna'.
Ordne jedem Element links seinen Partner rechts zu:
These are the primary collocations and forms related to Nasihat.
Ali: 'Main pareshan hoon.' Zaid: 'Main tumhe sabr ki ___ karta hoon.'
Advising someone to be patient (sabr) is a common use of 'Nasihat'.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
10 FragenNo, 'Nasihat' is almost always used for positive, constructive, or moral guidance.
Yes, it is understood and used colloquially, but 'Nasihat karna' is the grammatically standard collocation.
The plural is 'Nasaih' (نصائح), but in common Urdu, people often say 'Nasihatain'.
Yes, it can be. Use 'Mashwara' or 'Tajaweez' (suggestions) instead.
You can say 'Bin mangi nasihat'.
It has religious roots, but it is used in secular contexts like health, education, and finance too.
A 'Nasih' is a person who gives advice, often used in poetry.
Technically yes, but culturally it is rare and might be seen as disrespectful unless done very gently.
It can imply a warning if the advice is to avoid something bad.
Main ne aap ki nasihat par amal kiya.
Verwandte Redewendungen
مشورہ دینا
similarTo give a suggestion
ہدایت کرنا
specialized formTo direct or instruct
تلقین کرنا
similarTo exhort or urge
سمجھانا
builds onTo explain or make someone understand
پند و نصائح
formalSermons and advice
