No. 452 in Urdu
سنگھ
The Urdu word "سنگھ" (Singh) refers to a "horn" or is also used as a surname/title in Sikhism meaning "lion."
In a sentence
میراتھن دوڑنے میں سنگھ حیرت انگیز رفتار رکھتا ہے۔
Singh possesses amazing speed in marathon running.
Here, 'سنگھ' is used as a proper noun or name of a person demonstrating a personal characteristic.
اس نے سنگھ کی ریاضی میں مہارت کا اعتراف کیا۔
He acknowledged Singh's expertise in mathematics.
In this case, 'سنگھ' serves as a proper noun referring to a person being described or discussed.
پاکستان میں سنگھ برادری کے روایتی رسم و رواج مشہور ہیں۔
The traditional customs of the Singh community are famous in Pakistan.
'سنگھ' is used here as a defining term for a community or group, indicating cultural context.
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