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English Wiktionary Wiktionary Alternative forms Etymology Borrowed from Classical Persian پنجابی ( panjābī ) , from پنجاب ( panjāb ) + ـی ( -ī , adjectival suffix ) . Equivalent to Punjab -i
Pronunciation enPR : pŭn-jä'bi IPA (key ) : /pʌnˈd͡ʒɑːbi/
( hyperforeign ) enPR : po͝on-jä'bi , po͞on-jä'bi IPA (key ) : /pʊnˈd͡ʒɑːbi/ , /puːn.ˈdʒɑːbi/ Adjective Punjabi (not comparable )
Of, pertaining to, descended from the people or culture of the Punjab , or written in the Punjabi language. Translations of, pertaining to, descended from the people or culture of the Punjab, or written in the Punjabi language
Noun Punjabi (countable and uncountable plural Punjabis
( uncountable ) Punjab region, in eastern Pakistan and Northern India .( countable ) Punjab .A speaker of the Punjabi language. Translations language spoken in the Punjab region, in eastern Pakistan and Northern India
Arabic: بَنْجَابِيَّة f ( banjabiyya )
Armenian: փենջաբի ( pʻenǰabi )
Assamese: পঞ্জাবী ভাষা ( poñzabi bhaxa )
Baluchi: پنجابی
Brahui: پنجابی
Burushaski: پنجابݵ
Catalan: panjabi (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 旁遮普語 ／ 旁遮普语 (zh) ( Pángzhēpǔyǔ )
Czech: paňdžábština f
Dutch: Punjabi (nl) n
Finnish: punjabi (fi) , pandžabi (fi)
French: pendjabi (fr) m
German: Pandschabi (de) n
Greek: Παντζάμπι (el) n pl ( Pantzámpi )
Gujarati: પંજાબી (gu) f ( pañjābī )
Hebrew: פנג'אבי
Hindi: पंजाबी (hi) f ( pañjābī ) , पञ्जाबी (hi) f ( pañjābī )
Hungarian: pandzsábi (hu)
Italian: punjabi m panjabi m
Japanese: パンジャーブ語 (ja) ( パンジャーブご, Panjābugo ) , パンジャブ語 (ja) ( パンジャブご, Panjabugo )
Kashmiri: پَنٛجٲبؠ m ( panjạ̄b' )
Korean: 펀자브어 ( peonjabeueo )
Lithuanian: pandžabų kalba f
Malay: bahasa Punjabi
Maltese: Punġabi m
Marathi: पंजाबी f ( pañjābī )
Nepali: पञ्जाबी ( pañjābī )
Newar: पञ्जाबी ( pañjābī )
Norman: Pendgiabi m
Northern Hindko: پنجابی
Odia: ପଞ୍ଜାବି (or) ( pôñjabi )
Ottoman Turkish: پنجابجە
Pashto: پنجابی
Persian:
Dari: پَنْجَابِی (fa) ( panjābī )
Iranian Persian: پَنْجابی (fa) ( panjâbi )
Polish: pańdżabi n pendżabski (pl) m
Portuguese: panjabi (pt) m punjabi (pt) m
Punjabi:
Gurmukhi: ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (pa) f ( pañjābī )
Shahmukhi: پَنْجَابِی f ( panjābī )
Russian: пенджа́бский язы́к m ( pendžábskij jazýk ) , пенджа́бский m ( pendžábskij ) , панджа́бский язы́к m ( pandžábskij jazýk ) , панджа́бский (ru) m ( pandžábskij ) , панджа́би (ru) m ( pandžábi ) , пенджа́би m ( pendžábi )
Saraiki: پنجابی ( pnjābī )
Sindhi: پنجابي
Spanish: panyabí (es) m
Swahili: Kipanjabi
Tajik: панҷобӣ ( panjobī )
Telugu: పంజాబీ (te) ( pañjābī )
Thai: ปัญจาบ ( bpan-jàap )
Turkish: Pencapça (tr)
Ukrainian: панджа́бська f ( pandžábsʹka )
Urdu: پَنْجابی (ur) f ( panjābī )
resident of or immigrant from the Punjab
Arabic: بَنْجَابِيّ m ( banjābiyy ) , بَنْجَابِيَّة f ( banjābiyya )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 旁遮普人 ( Pángzhēpǔrén )
Dutch: Punjabi (nl) m
Esperanto: panĝabano ( ♂♀ ) , panĝabanino ( ♀ )
Finnish: punjabilainen
French: Pendjabi (fr) m Pendjabie f
Hindi: पंजाबी (hi) ( pañjābī ) , पञ्जाबी (hi) ( pañjābī )
Hungarian: pandzsábi (hu)
Japanese: パンジャーブ人 ( パンジャーブじん, Panjābujin ) , パンジャブ人 ( パンジャブじん, Panjabujin )
Malay: orang Punjabi
Marathi: पंजाबी m ( pañjābī )
Odia: ପଞ୍ଜାବି (or) ( pôñjabi )
Polish: Pendżabczyk (pl) m Pendżabka (pl) f
Portuguese: panjabi (pt) m or f punjabi (pt) m or f
Russian: пенджа́бец (ru) m ( pendžábec ) , пенджа́бка f ( pendžábka )
Serbo-Croatian:
Roman: Pandžabljanin m Pandžabac m
Spanish: panyabí (es) m or f
Telugu: పంజాబీ (te) ( pañjābī )
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Further reading Dutch Etymology From Punjabi پنجابی•ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ( pañjābī ) .
Pronunciation Adjective Punjabi (not comparable )
Punjabi , of, pertaining to, descended from the people or culture of the Punjab , or written in the Punjabi language.Noun Punjabi m plural Punjabi's diminutive Punjabietje n
Punjabi (person)Proper noun Punjabi n
Punjabi (language)
, a macrolanguage including: