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Pashto Names for Children. Compilation by Khyber.ORG, Idea by Azmaray Khan Publishing Date: Thursday, May 19 2005 The Pashtun name, either boy or girl, will consist of two words; First name, and Last name.

Pashto Names for Children

The first name is a typical Pashtun name and the last name is the main tribe name, e.g. Muhammadzai, Isupzai, Marwat, Mohmand etc. So a complete name may be, for example, Turyalai Muhammadzai for boy, and Shapera Isupzai for girl. The word Khan is also used in many names. Arabic and Persian names are also very common amongst Pakhtuns. Many pakhtun names, especially for boys appear with slight variations.

A chart of common names are given in the following lists. A Full List of Names for both Boys and Girls are given Below: Arabic learning resources. AlJazem. Arabic grammar lessons. Here are some pages I put together on Arabic grammar.

Arabic grammar lessons

Most of this information focuses on Egyptian Arabic, but some material on standard Arabic is also included. I've used EA to indicate that a lesson covers Egyptian Arabic and MSA to indicate that a lesson covers (modern) standard Arabic. Articles & the sun and moon letters EA - information on the definite article, its use, and the "sun and moon letters" (rules of assimilation of the -l of the definite article). Nouns EA - information on how to inflect nouns for gender and number (make them feminine, dual, and plural). Adjectives EA - definition of what adjectives are and how to inflect them for gender and number. Comparative and superlative adjectives EA - how to form the "elative" adjective forms that are used for comparisons. Adverbs EA - lists of common adverbs, arranged by type (adverbs of time, place, degree, and manner). Subject and object pronouns EA MSA - tables of the subject and object pronouns in Arabic.

Welcome to PeopleProfile.me. Learning Resources Center. Learn Pashto For Beginners / Intermediate/advanced Levels Pashto Language Course. Learn Pashto Language. View topic - Learning resources. Afghanistan: photos and views. خطاطي و خوشنويسي نستعليق آنلاين تحت وب. Learn Arabic like a scholar.. Quickly and With Ease. Pashto پښتو. Pashto or Afghan Names for Children. Pashto Language Blog: Language and Culture of the Pashto-Speaking World. Welcome to our guide to Afghanistan.

Pashto Language Blog: Language and Culture of the Pashto-Speaking World

You may be going to Afghanistan on business, for a visit or even hosting Afghani colleagues or clients in your own country. Remember this is only a very basic level introduction and is not meant to stereotype all Afghanis you may meet. When meeting someone the handshake is the most common form of greeting. You will also see people place their hands over their hearts and nod slightly. One should always inquire about things like a person’s health, business, family, etc. Hospitality is an essential aspect of Afghan culture, no matter whom you are, if you visit a home you will be given the best the family has. 1- Ahmad: Hello احمد: اسلام علیکم 2- Mahmud: Hello, How are you? محمود: وعلیکم سلام څنګه یاست؟ ښه یاست؟ 3- Ahmad: Thanks to God, (I am good) How about you? احمد: شکر دی. 4- Mahmud: Thanks, I am good. محمود: مننه ښه یم. AfghanOnline.com. English - Arabic dictionary with translation to phonetics - Firdaous.com. This free online English - Arabic dictionary, with translation into phonetics, contains more than 2000 words in its lexicon, which is constantly updated (Wiki).

English - Arabic dictionary with translation to phonetics - Firdaous.com

To use the translator, just to enter the word in English, Arabic or phonetics and dictionary will find all the possible equivalents. Notes : • Certain English words can be translated into one or more Arabic words. Indeed, the Arab language being rich, the translation of the dictionary reflects the possible nuances of the same word.• The ' in phonetics (also noted 3) represents a sound which begins deeply in the throat, and which has an unknown English pronunciation.• The 7 in phonetics corresponds to a very expired H.• The verbs are given to the singular masculine of the past tense ("the accomplished").• This dictionary also translates from Arabic to English (قاموس عربية انجليزي)