Urdu is a word of _____?
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- English
- Persian
- Arabic
- Turkish
Explanation
- The word “Urdu” is derived from the Turkish word “Ordu”.
- In Turkish, Ordu means “Army” or “camp”.
- Urdu language developed in the Indian subcontinent.
- It became widely used as a lingua franca in South Asia.
- The name “Urdu” was first used around 1780 by Ghulam Hamadani Mushafi.
- Maulvi Abdul Haq – Known as “Father of Urdu”.
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