Mar 3, 2010 · abbu = dad; ammi = mom; bhai = brother; bahen = sister; beta = son; beti = daughter; husband = shohar; wife = bivi; The Urdu vocabulary describing family members is more thorough than it is in English. For example, in Urdu, you wouldn't refer to both of your grandmothers by the same title.

Apr 6, 2023 · Parents allege their child started calling them 'Ammi' and 'Abbu' after reading from his English textbook. Manish Mittal, father of a Class II student in Dehradun, was shocked after the child addressed him as ‘ Abbu ’ and the mother as ‘ Ammi.’.

Dec 31, 2019 · It seems Muslims from the subcontinent are expected to use ‘ammi’ ‘abu’ derived from Arabic. One of my Arabic friends used ‘oomi’ for mother. The formal Urdu word is ‘walidein’ for parents, walid for father, walida for mother. Colloquially ‘maan baap” or ‘mai baapa’

Apr 5, 2023 · Parents of a Class 2 student in Dehradun were shocked after their child started calling them ‘Ammi’ and ‘Abbu’. The parents alleged that their son started addressing them ‘Ammi’ and ‘Abbu’ after reading a chapter in his school textbook.

Apr 8, 2023 · Child calls his parents Ammi and Abbu after learning from his Class 2 textbook. His father files a complaint to the DM, citing attack on religious beliefs.

Jun 7, 2018 · “In Urdu, ‘ ammi ’ for ‘mom’ and ‘ abbu ’ or ‘ baba ’ for ‘dad’ or ‘father.’” ― Rahila Ovais. 9. “‘ Mana mu ’ is ‘my mother’ in Greek.” ― Bree Arnold. 10. “‘ Aai ’ (‘mom’) and ‘ baba ’ (‘dad’) in Marathi.”

Nov 16, 2023 · I Called My mother Ammi(Mother In Urdu Language) and Abbu ( Father in Arabic Language)

Apr 7, 2023 · The parent of a class 2 student has approached the Dehradun district magistrate (DM), Sonika, raising objections to the use of Urdu words 'ammi' and 'abbu' in the English textbook used by the school.

Apr 6, 2023 · DEHRADUN: The parents of a Class 2 ICSC student in Uttarakhand were shocked as their child addressed them as ‘Ammi’ and ‘Abbu'. The child is said to have learnt the word from his English...

Jul 20, 2017 · The word ‘Ma’ has been derived from the Sanskrit ‘Matri’ or ‘Mata’. ‘Ammi’ and ‘Abbu’ have been prevalent in both Hindi and Urdu usages.