Originally posted by: nureat01
So is Mishal a variation of the word "Mashaal" then? Cuz that's the word I know of that means "torch" or "flame torch"
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Originally posted by: nureat01
So is Mishal a variation of the word "Mashaal" then? Cuz that's the word I know of that means "torch" or "flame torch"
rlyyyyyy??if misaal nd mishal r differnt then mishal=mashal=torch...lol😆the word meaning example in not mishal its 'misaal', even i dont know wht mishal means
Originally posted by: make-believe
Anu, from what I have studied with regards to Arabic grammar, this structure (beginning with the 'Mi' sound compared to 'Ma' or 'Mo') is used for the thing which is used to do the action in the root word...the root word in this name means 'to give light'...so Mishaal would mean the 'instrument which gives light'...I know in Urdu we use Mashaal as the common word for that, but maybe it's due to morphology. In Arabic, the letters forming the 'Ma' sound in the beginning of the word signify that the action (in the root) is being done upon someone...so it would mean 'something which was lit'...again though, I think those are very literal meaning and now in evolved language and speech, they would pretty much be interchangeable.
i think so bt now kite doesnt agree...this mishal will make us crazy sum day...😆Originally posted by: nureat01
Oh thanks! This clears things up....I also always thought MASHAAL meant torch, not Mishal....so Mishal means example or trend? Nice😆 Either ways, it suits him😆
i just hate it when wassup tv anchor call him...MISH--EEL.....😲....seiously these media ppl😲Originally posted by: nureat01
How come ppl never ask Mishal the meaning of his name in interviews and he's asked allllllllllll sorts of stupid questions instead?....koi dhang ka interviewer nahin gaya kabhi uske paas? And all these random ppl happily butcher his name on TV too😆.....You'd think that given it's such an unusual name, that's the FIRST thing ppl would ask him....😕
Originally posted by: nureat01
How come ppl never ask Mishal the meaning of his name in interviews and he's asked allllllllllll sorts of stupid questions instead?....koi dhang ka interviewer nahin gaya kabhi uske paas? And all these random ppl happily butcher his name on TV too😆.....You'd think that given it's such an unusual name, that's the FIRST thing ppl would ask him....😕
Originally posted by: shikhachopra
MISHAL MEANS-----EXAMPLE OR A TREND.....😊
MASHAL MEANS---TORCHhope this helps nd i m very much sure about this....😊
Originally posted by: make-believe
Arey, he would say light/torch too 😆 And I have to say, it's unique for me not because the name's unique because I've heard and known of many women with this name...but his parents used it for a boy...that's unprecedented...never heard/thought that it could be a boy's name. Maybe it's more common among the Sindhis...I know there are a few on the forum, maybe they know better 😆