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Buildings Vocabulary with Urdu Meanings and Pictures

In this blog post, you will learn important buildings vocabulary with Urdu meanings and helpful pictures. This will help you understand the names of different buildings in English and use them correctly in everyday conversation. Each word is supported with an image to improve memory and recognition.

Buildings Vocabulary with Urdu Meanings

WordMeaning (English)Meaning (Urdu)Roman Urdu
TowerMinaretمینارMeenar
FortFortressقلعہQilaa
MintCoin MintٹکسالTaksaal
GodownWarehouseگودامGodaam
CourtCourt of LawعدالتAdaalat
InnLodgeسرائےSaraaye
ConventMonasteryخانقاہKhaanqaah
NicheAlcoveثاقSaaq
VerandahPorchبرآمدہBar Aamdaa
Bath-roomBathroomغسل خانہGusal Khaan
LatrineToiletپاخانہ گھر، بیت الخلاءPakhaana Ghar
CompoundEnclosureاحاطہAhaata
BalconyBalconyچھجہChajaa
OrphanageOrphan Houseیتیم خانہYateem Khana
GymnasiumGymکثرت خانہ، جمJim
StairStairsزینہZeena
StableStableاصطبلAstabal
MosqueMosqueمسجدMasjid
MuseumMuseumعجائب گھرAjaib Ghr
PorticoCorridorغلام گردشGhulaam Gardish
SpoutWater SpoutپرنالہParnala
CourtyardYardصحنSehan
ShutterWindow ShutterکواڑKawara
DrainDrainنالیNaali
VentilatorVentروشن دانRoshan Daan
ThatchThatch RoofچھپرChpar
Sliding BoltLatchچٹخنیChatkhani
BoltLockکنڈیKundi
Lunatic AsylumMental Hospitalپاگل خانہPagal Khana
RailingFenceجنگلہJanglaa
Peep-holeSmall WindowجھروکہJharokaa
Door-frameDoor FrameچوکھٹChokhat
StoreyFloorمنزلMandal
GutterDrainpipeگندہ پرنالہGandaa Panaala
ChimneyChimneyچمنیChimni
RoofRoofچھتChhat
CeilingInner Roofاندرونی چھتAndrooni Chhat
LatticeGridجالیJaali
BattlementParapetمنڈیر، فیصلMandeer
ArchArchمحرابMehraab
DomeDomeگنبدGunbad
PegHookکھونٹیKhoonti
CorniceCorniceکارنسKaarans
Door-sillThreshold BeamشہتیرShehteer
ThresholdEntrance ThresholdدہلیزDehleez
TerraceFlat Roofچورس چھتChorus Chhat
AtticTop RoomبرساتیBarsaati

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Clara Wren

Clara Wren

Clara Wren is the founder and lead editor of Vocabineer, where she has taught English to adult learners for more than a decade. A Cambridge CELTA holder with an MA in Applied Linguistics and TESOL, she has taught in classrooms across Spain and Vietnam and now teaches online, and she writes every Vocabineer lesson around the questions real learners bring to class.