دوپہر

dopahar

afternoon

Time & DaysParts of the Daynounfeminine

What dopahar means

dopahar is written دوپہر in the Urdu script and means afternoon in English. It is taught in the Time & Days lessons under Parts of the Day.

It is also used for: noon / afternoon.

Forms of dopahar

dopahar is feminine: the plural adds -en (dopaharen) and the oblique plural -on (dopaharon). The singular does not change before a postposition.

CaseSingularPlural
Directدوپہر dopaharدوپہریں dopaharen
Oblique (before a postposition)دوپہر dopaharدوپہروں dopaharon

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.

dopahar in example sentences

  • وہ دوپہر سے پہلے نظر نہیں آیا۔

    He did not appear until about noon. Tatoeba #1521799

  • میرے پاس آج دوپہر کچھ کرنے کو نہیں ہے۔

    I have nothing to do this afternoon. Tatoeba #1539327

  • آج دوپہر کو ہمیں بہت سے کام سمیتنے ہیں۔

    There are a lot of things we have to get to this afternoon. Tatoeba #10820112

3 of 6 Tatoeba sentences that use dopahar in this sense. Example sentences from Tatoeba, licensed CC BY 2.0 FR. Contributors are named on each sentence page.

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