🤢

spit

beginnerA1

/spɪt/ · spit

To eject saliva from the mouth.

Meanings

verbinformal

To eject saliva from the mouth.

منہ سے تھوک نکالنا۔

تھوکنا

thookna

Synonyms

ejectexpeldischargeنکالناپھینکنابہانا

Antonyms

ingestswallowconsumeنگلناکھاناپینا

Common Collocations

  • spit on the ground
  • spit out
  • spit in anger

Example Sentences

He had to spit out the bitter medicine.

اسے کڑوی دوا تھوکنی پڑی۔

Usay karwi dawa thookni pari.

She spat on the ground in disgust.

اس نے نفرت سے زمین پر تھوکا۔

Us ne nafrat se zameen par thooka.

It's rude to spit in public places.

عوامی مقامات پر تھوکنا بدتمیزی ہے۔

Awaami maqamat par thookna badtameezi hai.

Easily Confused With

spitfire:Spitfire refers to a type of aircraft, while spit is related to ejecting saliva.
nouninformal

Saliva that is ejected from the mouth.

جو منہ سے نکالی گئی تھوک ہو۔

تھوک

thook

Synonyms

salivadroolspittleتھوکلعابنزلہ

Antonyms

nonenullنہیںکوئی نہیں

Common Collocations

  • a spit of saliva
  • spit on the ground
  • remove the spit

Example Sentences

There was a spit of saliva on the ground.

زمین پر تھوک کا نشان تھا۔

Zameen par thook ka nishaan tha.

He wiped the spit from his face.

اس نے اپنے چہرے سے تھوک صاف کیا۔

Us ne apne chehre se thook saaf kiya.

The athlete's spit landed on the track.

یہ کھلاڑی کا تھوک پٹری پر گرا۔

Yeh khilari ka thook patri par gira.

Easily Confused With

spittle:Spittle is a more formal term for spit, usually used in a literary context.

Word Family

spitting
verbتھوکنا
spitter
nounتھوکنے والا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of how you spit out something undesirable.

Imagine someone dramatically spitting on the ground in frustration.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

نہ تو مجھ سے تھوکتا ہے ، یہ دشمنی نہ ہو تو بہتر ہے

Na to mujh se thookta hai, yeh dushmani na ho to behtar hai

Neither does he spit on me, it is better if there is no enmity.

Unknown, Unverified

* Poetry attribution is AI-generated and may require verification.

🗣️ Urdu Proverb

تھوکنے والے موٹے ہیں

Thookne wale mote hain

Those who spit are the gluttonous.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "spittan" — to eject from the mouth

First known use: before the 12th century

The word has its roots in Old English, reflecting a long history of usage in the English language.