kismetic
advancedC1/kɪzˈmɛtɪk/ · kis-met-ic
Of, relating to, or determined by kismet (fate or destiny); having the quality of being fated or foreordained; seemingly arranged by divine will or cosmic fortune.
Meanings
Of, relating to, or determined by kismet (fate or destiny); having the quality of being fated or foreordained; seemingly arranged by divine will or cosmic fortune.
قسمت یا تقدیر سے متعلق؛ وہ چیز جو مقدر کے مطابق ہو یا جسے قدرت نے پہلے سے طے کر رکھا ہو؛ تقدیری یا قسمت والا۔
قسمتی
qismati
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Common Collocations
- kismetic connection
- kismetic encounter
- kismetic bond
- kismetic moment
- kismetic love
- kismetic reunion
- feel kismetic
- kismetic path
Example Sentences
Their chance meeting at the airport felt entirely kismetic, as if the universe had planned it all along.
ہوائی اڈے پر ان کی اتفاقی ملاقات بالکل قسمتی لگ رہی تھی، جیسے کائنات نے یہ سب پہلے سے طے کر رکھا ہو۔
Hawai adde par un ki ittifaqi mulaqat bilkul qismati lag rahi thi, jaise kayenat ne yeh sab pehle se tay kar rakha ho.
She believed their friendship was kismetic — bound by threads of fate woven before they were even born.
اسے یقین تھا کہ ان کی دوستی قسمتی ہے — تقدیر کے ان دھاگوں سے بندھی ہے جو پیدائش سے پہلے ہی بُن دیے گئے تھے۔
Use yaqeen tha ke un ki dosti qismati hai — taqdeer ke un dhagon se bandhi hai jo paidaish se pehle hi bun diye gaye the.
There was something kismetic about finding his grandfather's lost journal in that old bookshop.
اس پرانی کتاب کی دکان میں اپنے دادا کی گمشدہ ڈائری ملنا کچھ قسمتی سا تھا۔
Us purani kitab ki dukan mein apne dada ki gumshuda diary milna kuch qismati sa tha.
Poets often describe great loves as kismetic, written in the stars long before the lovers meet.
شاعر اکثر عظیم محبتوں کو قسمتی قرار دیتے ہیں، جو عاشقوں کے ملنے سے بہت پہلے ستاروں میں لکھ دی جاتی ہیں۔
Shair aksar azeem mohabbaton ko qismati qarar dete hain, jo aashiqon ke milne se bohot pehle sitaron mein likh di jati hain.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of 'kismetic' as 'kismet' + '-ic': just as 'cosmic' relates to the cosmos, 'kismetic' relates to kismet (fate). Both words carry a sense of something vast and beyond human control.
Picture two strangers reaching for the same book on a library shelf at the exact same moment — their eyes meet and the scene is bathed in a soft golden light, as if the whole universe nudged them together. That magical, fated quality is 'kismetic'.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
جو لکھا تھا ازل میں وہی ہو کر رہا قسمت کے دھاگوں سے بُنا ہر سلسلہ
Jo likha tha azal mein wahi ho kar raha Qismat ke dhagon se buna har silsila
What was written in eternity has come to pass; Every connection is woven from the threads of fate.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
جو مقدر میں لکھا ہے وہ مل کر رہے گا۔
Jo muqaddar mein likha hai woh mil kar rahega.
What is written in one's destiny will surely be received.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Turkish / Arabic via English "kismet (Turkish) ← qisma (Arabic: قِسْمَة)" — portion, lot, fate; from qasama (to divide, to allot)
First known use: Late 20th / early 21st century (as adjectival coinage)
'Kismet' entered English in the early 19th century from Turkish 'kismet', itself derived from Arabic 'qisma' meaning a share or portion allotted by fate. The adjectival form 'kismetic' is a non-standard, coined extension of 'kismet', used informally and in literary contexts to mean 'of, relating to, or determined by fate or destiny'. It is not widely recorded in major dictionaries and is considered a neologism or poetic coinage, particularly popular in South Asian English and Urdu-influenced writing.