Addle-Headed Pronunciation and Meaning in Urdu
Addle-headed is an English adjective that refers to someone who is confused, muddled, or lacking in common sense. In Urdu, it can be translated as “بے وقوف” (be waqoof), “بے حواس” (be hawas), or “بے دماغ” (be dimagh).
Origin of the Word Addle-Headed
The term addle-headed originated from the Middle English word “addel” which means “rotten” or “putrid.” It was later combined with “head” to describe someone with a rotten or confused mind. Over time, it evolved to its current usage.
Synonyms of Addle-Headed
Some synonyms of addle-headed include bewildered, befuddled, dazed, perplexed, and scatterbrained.
Antonyms
Antonyms of addle-headed include intelligent (عقلمند), astute (دانا), sharp-witted (تیز فہم), and clever (چالاک).
Nearby Words
Some nearby words related to addle-headed are:
- Add (verb) – شامل کریں
- Addict (noun) – لتیں چڑھانے والا
- Addition (noun) – اضافہ
- Addle (verb) – بے حواس کرنا
- Addled (adjective) – بے حواس
Example Sentences
Here are a few example sentences using addle-headed with their Urdu translations:
- She always seems addle-headed in the morning. (وہ صبحوں ہمیشہ بے وقوف نظر آتی ہے۔)
- His addle-headed decision cost him the job. (اس کا بے وقوفانہ فیصلہ اسے نوکری سے محروم کر دیا۔)
- Don’t listen to his addle-headed ideas. (اس کے بے وقوفانہ خیالات پر غور نہ کریں۔)
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