مجبور

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the passive participle of the verb جَبَرَ‎ (jabara), from the root ج ب ر‎ (j-b-r).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /mad͡ʒ.buːr/

Adjective

مَجْبُور • (majbūr) (feminine مَجْبُورَة‎ (majbūra), masculine plural مَجْبُورُونَ‎ (majbūrūna), feminine plural مَجْبُورَات‎ (majbūrāt))

  1. obliged, compelled, forced

Declension

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic مَجْبُور‎ (majbūr).

Pronunciation

  • (Dari): IPA(key): /mad͡ʒbuːɾ/

Adjective

Dari مجبور
Iranian Persian
Tajik маҷбур (majbur)

مَجبور • (majbur)

  1. compelled, obliged, forced

Derived terms

  • مجبور شدن‎ (majbur šodan, “to be compelled”)
  • مجبور کردن‎ (majbur kardan, “to compel”)
  • مجبوری‎ (majburi, “constraint”)
  • مجبوریت‎ (majburiyat, “constraint”)
  • مجبوراً‎ (majburan, “by force”)

Urdu

Etymology

From Persian مجبور‎ (majbur), from Arabic مَجْبُور‎ (majbūr).

Pronunciation

Adjective

مجبور • (majbūr) (Hindi spelling मजबूर)

  1. helpless
  2. forced
  3. compelled

Derived terms

  • مجبور کرنا‎ (majbūr karnā)
  • مجبوری‎ (majbūrī)
  • مجبوری سے‎ (majbūrī se)
  • مجبوراً‎ (majbūran)
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