Weird Meaning In Urdu

Weird Meaning In Urdu

Weird Meaning in Urdu is جادو, as written in Urdu and Jadu, as written in Roman Urdu. Other Weird Urdu Meanings are Naseeb, Taqdeer, Qismat and Mantar. Weird is an adjective with Weirder and Weirdest as its comparative and superlative degrees. As an adjective, Weird means ‘pertaining to fate or concerned with destiny’. When Weird is a noun, it means ‘fate or destiny.’ As a verb, Weird means ‘to foretell the fate of or to predict.’ Weird is pronounced as [weerd]. It originated from Old English word ‘destiny’, of Germanic origin. The adjective (Late Middle English) originally meant ‘having the power to control destiny’, and was used especially in the Weird Sisters, originally referring to the Fates, later the witches in Shak.

You can also check Weirdo Meaning In Urdu. Weird English Meanings are Awful, Creepy, Curious, Dreadful, Eccentric, Eerie, Fearful, Flaky, Freaky, Funky, Ghastly, Ghostly, Grotesque, Haunting, Horrific, Inscrutable, Kinky, Kooky, Magical, Mysterious, Occult, Oddball, Ominous, Outlandish, Peculiar, Queer, Secret, Singular, Spooky, Strange, Supernal, Supernatural, Uncanny, Uncouth, Unearthly, Unnatural and Preternatural. The antonyms of Weird include Boring, Common, Dull, Familiar, Genuine, Good, Known, Natural, Normal, Ordinary, Plain, Pleasant, Pleasing, Real, Regular, Standard and Usual. Find more meanings on Urdupoint.