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fetch

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/fɛtʃ/ · fetch

to go for and then bring back (something)

Meanings

verbformal

to go for and then bring back (something)

کسی چیز کے لئے جانا اور پھر اسے واپس لانا

لانا

lana

Synonyms

retrievebringcollectلے آنااُٹھانااٹھا کے لانا

Antonyms

leaveabandondiscardچھوڑ دیناترک کرنافاسد کرنا

Common Collocations

  • fetch water
  • fetch a book
  • fetch help

Example Sentences

She went to fetch water from the well.

وہ کنویں سے پانی لینے گئی۔

Woh konay se pani lane gayi.

Can you fetch my bag from the car?

کیا تم میری بیگ گاڑی سے لے آؤ گے؟

Kya tum meri bag gaari se lay aao ge?

He was asked to fetch the documents urgently.

اسے فوری طور پر دستاویزات لانے کے لئے کہا گیا۔

Usay fori tor par dastawizat lanay ke liye kaha gaya.

Easily Confused With

fetching:Fetching is the present participle of the verb 'fetch' but can also mean attractive.

Word Family

fetcher
nounلانے والا
fetched
verbلایا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of a dog fetching a ball.

Imagine a person running to get something and returning with it.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

کچھ تو لے آؤ میرے دل کے پاس، خود کو سنبھال نہیں سکتا میں جس طرح یا

Kuch to lay ao mere dil ke paas, Khud ko sambhal nahi sakta main jis tarah ya

Bring something close to my heart, I cannot hold myself the way you do.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

کمی لینے نہیں جاتا

Kami lane nahi jata

Never goes to fetch a deficiency.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "fæccan" — to take or to seize

First known use: 12th century

The word 'fetch' comes from Old English 'fæccan', which means to take or to seize. Over time, it evolved into its modern usage referring to bringing or retrieving something.