Ustad తెలుగు అర్థం
A nice question!
In Telugu, the word “Ustad” (ఉస్తాద్) has a few possible meanings depending on the context:
1. Scholar or learned person: In a broader sense, “Ustad” can be used to refer to a scholar or a learned person, especially in the fields of literature, music, or philosophy.
2. Music teacher: In the context of music, “Ustad” specifically refers to a music teacher or a guru who has achieved a high level of mastery in their art form.
3. Title of respect: In Telugu culture, “Ustad” may also be used as a respectful title to address a elderly person or someone who is considered wise and knowledgeable.
In general, “Ustad” carries a sense of reverence and respect, implying a deep understanding or mastery of a subject or skill.
ఉదాహరణలు:
- தெலுங்கில் ‘உஸ்தாத்’ என்ற வார்த்தையைப் பயன்படுத்தும் மூன்று தனித்துவமான எடுத்துக்காட்டு வாக்கியங்கள் இங்கே:
- 1. அவர் உஸ்தாத் ஜம்ஷெத் அலியின் அறிஞர். (அதானு உஸ்தாத் ஜாம்ஷெத் அலி வண்டிப்பாண்டியுடு.) பொருள்: அதானு புகழ்பெற்ற உஸ்தாத் ஜாம்ஷெத் அலியின் மாணவர்.
- 2. எலோகி உஸ்தாத் சலீம் கான் பிரிவில் இசை ஆசிரியர். (இலோகி உஸ்தாத் சல்லீம் கான் வர்கா லோ சங்கீதூபர்த்யோதகுடு.) பொருள்: இலோகி ஒரு இசையமைப்பாளர், அவர் உஸ்தாத் சல்லீம் கானால் பயிற்சி பெற்றவர்.
పర్యాయపదాలు:
whereas the other words listed above may be used more broadly to refer to any teacher or expert., dance, which roughly translates to “teacher” or “mentor”. Here are a few options:
1. ఉస్తాద్ (Ustad) – This is the direct loanword from Urdu and is widely used in Telugu to refer to a teacher or mentor.
2. గురు (Guru) – In Telugu, this word is commonly used to refer to a spiritual teacher or mentor, but it can also be used to refer to any teacher or expert.
3. పాఠశాలగురు (Paathashala Guru) – This phrase literally means “teacher of a school” and is used to refer to a teacher who teaches in a school or educational institution.
4. ఆచార్య (Aacharya) – This word is derived from Sanskrit and means “teacher” or “mentor”. It is commonly used in Telugu to refer to a learned teacher or scholar.
Please note that the word ‘Ustad’ is more commonly used in Telugu to refer to a teacher or mentor in the context of music, A nice question!
In Telugu, or other arts, there are a few words that can be used as synonyms for ‘Ustad’
విరుద్ధపదాలు:
“Ustad” (ఉస్తాద్) is not a commonly used word, and other Indian languages to refer to a master or teacher, Hindi, I think there may be a bit of a cultural and linguistic assumption here!
In Telugu, which typically connotes a high level of expertise or mastery., especially in music or art. In Telugu, the word “Ustad” is not a natural fit and might not have an exact antonym.
However, some antonyms in Telugu could be:
1. అనుభవి (Anubhavi) – meaning ” inexperienced” or “unversed”
2. అశిక్షర (Ashikshara) – meaning “uneducated” or “unschooled”
3. అభ్యస్థు (Abhyashtu) – meaning “without practice” or “unskilled”
Please note that these antonyms might not have the same semantic implications as the Urdu/Hindi word “Ustad”, as it is typically used in Urdu, if we interpret “Ustad” in the sense of a teacher or mentor
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