Festivals & Events

10 phrases · Kashmiri with romanization, English and audio

  1. لۄکٕٹؠ عیٖد

    Lọkụṭ' īd

    Eid al-Fitr (the small Eid)

    Usage

    The festival that ends the Ramadan fast, called the small Eid.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as the link text لۄکٕٹؠ عیٖد (to Eid al-Fitr) in the ks.wikipedia article on Ramadan.

  2. بٔڑ عیٖد

    Bạṛ īd

    Eid al-Adha (the big Eid)

    Usage

    The Festival of Sacrifice, called the big Eid. An animal is offered and its meat is shared with family and the poor.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as the alternative name in the ks.wikipedia article عیٖد الاضحیٰ یا بٔڑ عیٖد.

  3. رَمضان

    Ramzān

    Ramadan

    Usage

    The ninth month of the Islamic calendar, with fasting from dawn to sunset. Out of courtesy, avoid eating in public by day.

    Grammar Note

    The spelling matches the en.wiktionary headword (ramzān) and is also used on ks.wikipedia.

  4. اِفطار

    Iftār

    Iftar (the evening meal that ends the fast)

    Usage

    The meal that ends the daily fast after sunset in Ramadan. If you are invited, accept gladly.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (اِفطار). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

  5. شبِ قدٕر

    Śabi qadụr

    Shab-e-Qadr (Night of Power)

    Usage

    A night near the end of Ramadan spent in prayer.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (شبِ قدٕر). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

  6. شبِ بَرات

    Śabi barāt

    Shab-e-Barat

    Usage

    A night in the middle of the eighth Islamic month. Many pray through the night and remember their ancestors.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (شبِ بَرات). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

  7. عیدے میٖلاد

    Īdē mīlād

    Eid Milad (the Prophet's birthday)

    Usage

    The day on about the 12th of the third Islamic month when the Prophet's birthday is marked.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (عیدے میٖلاد). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

  8. نوروز

    Nōrōz

    Nowruz (spring new year)

    Usage

    The Persian-origin new year celebrated around the spring equinox. Known in Kashmir too as a spring festival.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (نوروز). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

  9. ہیرت

    Herath

    Herath (Shivratri)

    Usage

    The festival of the night of Shiva, kept by Kashmiri Hindus (Pandits).

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as the ks.wikipedia title ہیرت. The romanization is the common English spelling.

  10. محرم

    Muharram

    Muharram (first month of the Islamic calendar)

    Usage

    The first month of the Islamic calendar. It carries religious observances, so treat it with respect.

    Grammar Note

    Spelled as in ks.wikipedia (محرم). The romanization follows the app scheme, derived from the vowel marks.

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