No. 513 in Urdu
جنہیں
The Urdu word "جنہیں" means "whom" or "those whom."
In a sentence
یہ وہ اشخاص ہیں جنہیں میں بہت پسند کرتا ہوں۔
These are the people whom I like very much.
In this sentence, 'جنہیں' is used as a relative pronoun, referring to the people being liked by the speaker.
کتابیں جنہیں وہ کل لایا تھا، بہت دلچسپ ہیں۔
The books that he brought yesterday are very interesting.
Here, 'جنہیں' is used to connect the subject 'books' with the clause explaining their connection to the action of being brought.
انہوں نے پھول جنہیں تم لائے تھے، بڑی حفاظت سے رکھے۔
They kept the flowers that you brought with great care.
In this example, 'جنہیں' establishes the relevance of the flowers mentioned in the first part of the sentence to the action described in the second part.
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