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mundane

intermediateB2

/mʌnˈdeɪn/ · mun-dane

Relating to the worldly or material aspects of life; ordinary and commonplace.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

Relating to the worldly or material aspects of life; ordinary and commonplace.

دنیاوی یا مادی پہلوؤں سے متعلق؛ عام اور معمولی۔

دنیاوی

duniyavi

Formal: دنیاوی

Synonyms

ordinarycommonplaceroutineعاممعمولیتکراری

Antonyms

extraordinaryunusualheavenlyغیر معمولعجیبآسمانی

Common Collocations

  • mundane tasks
  • mundane existence
  • mundane concerns

Example Sentences

He finds joy in the mundane aspects of daily life.

وہ روزمرہ کی دنیاوی پہلوؤں میں خوشی تلاش کرتا ہے۔

Woh rozmarra ki duniyavi pehluon mein khushi talash karta hai.

She enjoys reading books that elevate the mundane to the extraordinary.

وہ ایسی کتابیں پڑھنے کا شوق رکھتی ہے جو معمولی کو غیر معمولی بنا دیتی ہیں۔

Woh aisi kitabein parhnay ka shauq rakhti hai jo maamooli ko ghair maamooli bana deti hain.

In a mundane world, creativity can seem like a breath of fresh air.

ایک دنیاوی دنیا میں، تخلیقیت تازہ ہوا کا جھونکا لگتی ہے۔

Aik duniyavi duniya mein, takhleeqiyat taza hawa ka jhonka lagti hai.

Easily Confused With

mundan:Mundan refers to the act of shaving a child's head as a ritual, while mundane relates to the ordinary aspects of life.

Word Family

mundanity
nounدنیاویّت
mundanely
adverbدنیاوی طور پر

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'mundane' as relating to 'Monday,' a typically ordinary day.

Picture a mundane office with cubicles and paperwork.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

خوابوں میں دنیاوی رنگ بھرنے والے ہر ایک کام میں عشق کا چراغ جلائے

Khawabon mein duniyavi rang bharne wale Har aik kaam mein ishq ka charagh jalaye

Those who fill dreams with worldly colors Light the lamp of love in every task.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

دنیا کے پیچھے بھاگنے سے آخرت نہیں ملتی

Duniya ke peeche bhagne se aakhirat nahi milti

Chasing after the world does not lead to the hereafter.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "mundanus" — of the world

First known use: 15th century

The word 'mundane' has evolved from the Latin 'mundanus,' which stems from 'mundus' meaning 'world.' It initially referred to things of the world and gradually came to denote the ordinary and commonplace.