جؠجیٖر

جؠجیٖر (ہندوستٲنۍ: ہکاہ) (نستالیق هوکا (دیوانگری) IPA: [ˈʃʊqːa] ′ چھِ گرم کرنہٕ یا بخارات بناونہٕ تہٕ پتہٕ تموکھ ذائقہ دار تمبوکھ (اکثر موآسل یا بعض اوقات بھنگ، حشیش تہٕ افیون) تمبوکھ نوشیدنی کرنہٕ خٲطرٕ اکھ وٲحد یا ملٹی سٹیمڈ آلہ۔^[1]^[2]^[3]/a>

جؠجیٖر تہٕ آبہٕ پائپک استعمال چھ اکھ عالمی عوٲمی صحتٕچ تشویش، یتھ منز مشرق وسطی تہٕ شمٲلی افریقہ کہ آبٲدی سٕتۍ سٕتۍ امریکہ، یورپ وسطی ایشیا تہٕ جنوبی ایشیاء کہ نوجوان لوکن منٛز چھِ استعمالٕچ اعلٰی شرح۔^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]^[7]

حوالہٕ[اؠڈِٹ]

↑ The Ceylon Antiquary and Literary Register, Volume 1. The Times. 1916. ص. 111. It has even drawn largely on English, and such words as daktar and platfarm, isteshan and tikat, trem-ghari and rel-ghari, registran karna and apil karna are as common as similar words are in Ceylon. To make up for it Hindustani has not only enriched the vocabulary of Anglo-Indian English with such words as topi and pugre, oheerot and hookah, dhoby and sepoy, ghary and tamasha, durbar and bukshish, Kachcheri and Punkah, but has contributed to it words like jungle, bazar, [and] loot.
↑ Pathak، R. S. (1994). Indianisation of English Language and Literature. Bahri Publications. ص. 72. Bhabani Bhattacharya, who uses Hindi words like taveez, laddoo, hookah, vaid and halwai, also makes deft employment of reverential term Bai for the heroine besides using exclamatory terms as Ho, Han (yes) and Ram-Ram.
↑ ^3٫0 ^3٫1 Qasim، Hanan؛ Alarabi، A. B.؛ Alzoubi، K. H.؛ Karim، Z. A.؛ Alshbool، F. Z.؛ Khasawneh، F. T. (September 2019). "The effects of hookah/waterpipe smoking on general health and the cardiovascular system" (PDF). Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine. BioMed Central. 24 (58): 58. Bibcode:2019EHPM...24...58Q. doi:10.1186/s12199-019-0811-y. ISSN 1347-4715. PMC 6745078. PMID 31521105. Archived (PDF) from the original on 24 April 2021. Retrieved 8 September 2021.
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[TCALR1916-1] The Ceylon Antiquary and Literary Register, Volume 1. The Times. 1916. ص. 111. It has even drawn largely on English, and such words as daktar and platfarm, isteshan and tikat, trem-ghari and rel-ghari, registran karna and apil karna are as common as similar words are in Ceylon. To make up for it Hindustani has not only enriched the vocabulary of Anglo-Indian English with such words as topi and pugre, oheerot and hookah, dhoby and sepoy, ghary and tamasha, durbar and bukshish, Kachcheri and Punkah, but has contributed to it words like jungle, bazar, [and] loot.

[1994Pathak-2] Pathak، R. S. (1994). Indianisation of English Language and Literature. Bahri Publications. ص. 72. Bhabani Bhattacharya, who uses Hindi words like taveez, laddoo, hookah, vaid and halwai, also makes deft employment of reverential term Bai for the heroine besides using exclamatory terms as Ho, Han (yes) and Ram-Ram.

[Environ._Health_Prev._Med.-3] 3٫0 ^3٫1 Qasim، Hanan؛ Alarabi، A. B.؛ Alzoubi، K. H.؛ Karim، Z. A.؛ Alshbool، F. Z.؛ Khasawneh، F. T. (September 2019). "The effects of hookah/waterpipe smoking on general health and the cardiovascular system" (PDF). Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine. BioMed Central. 24 (58): 58. Bibcode:2019EHPM...24...58Q. doi:10.1186/s12199-019-0811-y. ISSN 1347-4715. PMC 6745078. PMID 31521105. Archived (PDF) from the original on 24 April 2021. Retrieved 8 September 2021.

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