Meanings
A long, narrow mark or band.
ایک لمبی، تنگ نشانی یا پٹی۔
لائنس
lines
Common Collocations
- dashed lines
- solid lines
- straight lines
Example Sentences
She drew three parallel lines on the paper.
اس نے کاغذ پر تین متوازی خطوط کھینچے۔
Us ne kaghaz par teen mutwazi khutoot khainche.
The artist created an intricate design with fine lines.
فنکار نے باریک خطوط سے پیچیدہ ڈیزائن بنایا۔
Fankar ne bareek khutoot se pechida design banaya.
The map is marked with important lines.
نقشہ اہم خطوط سے نشان زد ہے۔
Naqsha ahem khutoot se nishaan zad hai.
Easily Confused With
A series of words or verses in writing.
لکھائی میں الفاظ یا اشعار کی ایک سیریز۔
اشعار
ashaar
Common Collocations
- lines of poetry
- lines of a song
- famous lines
Example Sentences
The poet wrote beautiful lines that touched the heart.
شاعر نے خوبصورت اشعار لکھے جو دل کو چھو گئے۔
Shaayar ne khoobsurat ashaar likhe jo dil ko choo gaye.
These lines from the poem are my favorite.
یہ اشعار میری پسندیدہ ہیں۔
Yeh ashaar meri pasandeeda hain.
He recited the lines with great emotion.
اس نے اشعار کو بڑی محبت سے پڑھا۔
Us ne ashaar ko bari mohabbat se padha.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of lines as boundaries that define shapes.
Imagine a drawing with clear straight lines creating a shape.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
دیکھو! اُس نے کیا حُسنِ کلام بنایا ہے، جیسے ہر ایک مصرعے میں شاعری کی رنگت ہے۔
Dekho! Us ne kya husn-e-kalaam banaya hai, jaise har aik misray mein shaairi ki rangat hai.
Look! How beautifully he has crafted his words, as if each line is painted with poetry.
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* Poetry attribution is AI-generated and may require verification.
🗣️ Urdu Proverb
لکھتے رہے رہیںگے، خطوط کہیں گے،
Likhte rahe rehain ge, khutoot kahain ge,
We will keep writing, we will call it lines.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Latin "linea" — string, thread
First known use: 14th century
The English word 'lines' stems from the Latin 'linea', which referred to a string or thread. The word evolved to encompass various meanings, including geometric lines and verses in poetry.