Haji Meaning in English

word

US

ˈhɑːdʒi

HAH-jee

UK

hˈædʒi

HAD-jee

التعريف

A 'haji' is a Muslim person who has completed the Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca. The term can also be used as a respectful title for those who have made this pilgrimage.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Haji' is typically a respectful title and sometimes appears before a person's name. It is specific to Islam and the Hajj pilgrimage. Outside of these contexts, it is rare in general English.

• Spanish: hajj - haji (persona)
• Portuguese (BR): hajji - haji (pessoa)
• Portuguese (PT): hajji - haji (pessoa)
• Chinese (Simplified): 哈吉 - 哈吉（朝圣者）
• Chinese (Traditional): 哈吉 - 哈吉（朝聖者）
• Hindi: हाजी
• Arabic: الحاجّ
• Bengali: হাজি
• Russian: хаджи
• Japanese: ハジ - ハージー
• Vietnamese: haji
• Korean: 하지
• Turkish: hacı
• Urdu: حاجی
• Indonesian: haji

جمل نموذجية

My grandfather is a haji.

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Becoming a haji is important for many Muslims.

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A haji has completed the pilgrimage to Mecca.

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Everyone in our village calls him haji Ahmed now.

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After the Hajj, she was honored with the title haji.

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People treat a haji with great respect in many communities.

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