बारी तआला

Hindi

Etymology

Derived from popular religious use in Pakistan referencing Allah, later adapted in India

Pronunciation

  • (Delhi) IPA(key): /bɑː.ɾiː t̪ə.ɑː.lɑː/, [bäː.ɾiː‿t̪ɐ.äː.läː]

Noun

बारी तआला • (bārī taālā) m (Urdu spelling باری تعالیٰ)

  1. (Islam) The Most Exalted, The Most Supremely Exalted (referring to Allah)

इरशाद बारी तआला ― irśād bārī taālā ― the saying of The Most Exalted

  • अल्लाह तआला (allāh taālā)
  • ख़ुदाए-बुज़ुर्ग-ओ-बरतर (xudāe-buzurg-o-bartar)
  • बारगाह-ए-इलाही (bārgāh-e-ilāhī)
  • रब्बुल-इज़्ज़त (rabbul-izzat)
  • ख़ुदा तआला (xudā taālā)
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