damaad

What damaad means

damaad is written داماد in the Urdu script and means son-in-law in English. It is taught in the Meeting In-Laws lessons under In-Law Vocabulary.

You will also see it romanized as daamaad. Urdu has no single standard romanization; the script spelling is the same.

Forms of damaad

damaad is masculine and does not end in -a, so it stays damaad before a postposition and in the plural. Only the oblique plural changes: damaadon.

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.

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