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ijāzat permission
īmāndār honest
ikattīs thirty-one
īmāndārī se fairly
ikaTThā karnā to collect izzat honour Hindi/Urdu
ikhattar seventy-one īshvar (H) God
ikkis twenty-one
iksaTh sixty-one j š
iktālīs forty-one
ikyānave ninety-one
ikyāsī eighty-one jab when English
ikyāvan fifty-one jabRā jaw
ilāj karnā to cure jab se since
ilāKā area, region jab tak until; while
ilāKe kā kōD area code jagah place
imām (U) priest jahāz ship
imārat building jahāz se by ship
imtahān exam jahrīlā poisonous
in these jalan jealousy
inhe them (nearby) jalānā to switch on; to light
injan engine jaldī quick; soon; early
inkā their; theirs (nearby) jaldī karnā to hurry
inkō them (nearby) jaldī karō! hurry up!
intzār karnā to wait; to look jaldī se quickly
forward to jale kā dāh burn
is this jal gayā it’s burnt ABCDEFGHIJKLja
ishthār poster; advertisement; jalnā to burn
leaflet jamā deposit (as part payment)
iskā his; her; hers (nearby) jamā huā frozen
isrār (U) insist jamāne: gujre jamāne me in
istaKbāl (U) reception the past
is taraf over here janāb (U) Mr
istarī iron (for ironing) janānā ladies’ room
istemāl karnā to use janāzā (U) funeral
itar perfume jangal forest, woods
itnā as much as this janmdin (H) birthday
itnā burā nahī not so bad janūb (U) south
itnā hī acchhā as good as janūb me (U) in the south
itnā zyādā nahī not so much janūb afrīkā (U) South Africa
itvār Sunday janūb afrīkā kā (U) South
izāzat denā to let, to allow African
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