What bahaar means
bahaar is written بہار in the Urdu script and means spring in English. It is taught in the Weather & Seasons lessons under The Four Seasons.
Forms of bahaar
bahaar is feminine: the plural adds -en (bahaaren) and the oblique plural -on (bahaaron). The singular does not change before a postposition.
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Direct | بہار bahaar | بہاریں bahaaren |
| Oblique (before a postposition) | بہار bahaar | بہاروں bahaaron |
Gender is taken from the course word list. The postposition rule is explained on the postpositions page, and how gender works on the noun gender page.
bahaar in example sentences
کیا تم بہار کے لیے تیار ہو؟
Are you ready for spring? Tatoeba #10812582
بہار کا موسم آتے ہی برف پگھل گئی۔
The snow melted away when spring came. Tatoeba #4286649
میں بہار کی چھٹیوں میں کام پہ جا رہا ہوں۔
I'm going to work during the spring vacation. Tatoeba #1450819
3 of 6 Tatoeba sentences that use bahaar in this sense. Example sentences from Tatoeba, licensed CC BY 2.0 FR. Contributors are named on each sentence page.
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