friendship

English translation: pyaar/dosti/vafadaari/hamesha ke liye

22:05 Aug 21, 2000
Hindi to English translations [PRO]
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Hindi term or phrase: friendship
we wish to translate the words love/friendship/loyalty/forever lastin into the language sken in Delhi for a english/Indian wedding invitation.
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English translation:pyaar/dosti/vafadaari/hamesha ke liye
Explanation:
'love' means 'pyaar', friendship means dosti, loyalty means vafadaari and forever or forever lasting means hamesha ke liye.
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Roomy Naqvy
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Summary of answers provided
4Mitrata
Ritu Bhanot
na +2pyaar/dosti/vafadaari/hamesha ke liye
Roomy Naqvy
na +1pyaar/dosti/vafadaari/hamesha ke liye
Anya Malhotra
naDosti
Majid Khan
napyaar, prem, mohabbat, pranay; dosti, mitrata, yaari; vafadaari; hameshaa, sadaiv, janam-janmantar
tsaranoak (X)
naLove=pyar,mohabbat,prem,chahat. friendship=dosti,yarana,dostdari. loyalty=vafadari. forever=hamesha,
aura3
namohabbat/dosti/vafaa/hameshaa
Poornima Iyengar


  

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11 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
pyaar/dosti/vafadaari/hamesha ke liye


Explanation:
What is the context for forever lasting? You could also use "har pal" which literally means every moment.
If you intend to use this for a wedding invitation though you should probably use Hindi script.

Anya Malhotra
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12 hrs peer agreement (net): +2
pyaar/dosti/vafadaari/hamesha ke liye


Explanation:
'love' means 'pyaar', friendship means dosti, loyalty means vafadaari and forever or forever lasting means hamesha ke liye.

Roomy Naqvy
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16 days
Dosti


Explanation:
The only correct word for friendship is DOSTI. Friend is DOST, though for a close friend YAR is also used, but rarely in writing.

love/friendship/loyalty/forever lasting
Love = Piyar, Muhabat, parem
friendship = dosti, yari
loyalty = vafadari (but it not sanskrit)
forever lasting = hamesha rehne wala/wale,
forever is hamesha, lasting cand be paedar, mustaqil, rehne wala ..
But in an invitation how do you want to use all these words. Word like love/ friendship/ loyalty/ forever lasting may get a lot different meaning and these Hindi replacement may look redicolous.



    Any good English-Hindi Dictionary
    Refer some original Hindi/Urdu invitation cards
Majid Khan
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42 days
pyaar, prem, mohabbat, pranay; dosti, mitrata, yaari; vafadaari; hameshaa, sadaiv, janam-janmantar


Explanation:
The meanings are given in the order of the English words. If it's a wedding invitation, then "pranay-bandhan" or "pranay-gaanth" should be suitable (for love).

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175 days
Love=pyar,mohabbat,prem,chahat. friendship=dosti,yarana,dostdari. loyalty=vafadari. forever=hamesha,


Explanation:
friendship is refered as yarana when it is in the context of having fun and not very formal relationship
it is dosti in general, dostsari is also much similar.
friendship is called bhaibandhi in hindi.



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330 days
mohabbat/dosti/vafaa/hameshaa


Explanation:
All these go well together in the literary context

Poornima Iyengar
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Mitrata


Explanation:
Prem/ Mitrata/ Vafadari/ Ananatkaaleen (or antheen)

Anantkaal means eternity

Although the responses given by others are quite correct but I feel that these are better words if one wants to use them for the purpose mentioned by you.

Ritu Bhanot
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