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Wahid Jama and Muzakkar Muannas MCQs

Wahid Jama and Muzakkar Muannas MCQs are multiple-choice questions on Urdu singular and plural forms (واحد جمع) and masculine and feminine forms (مذکر مؤنث). Every question on MCQs360 shows its correct answer instantly, so you can learn tricky Arabic plurals and word genders through quick practice.

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About Wahid Jama and Muzakkar Muannas MCQs

The wahid jama questions focus on Arabic broken plurals used in Urdu, asking for the singular of words such as alfaz, masail, asbab, ashya, maqasid, nujoom and wasail, or the plural of words such as ameer, adeeb, qabeela and aqeeda. The muzakkar muannas questions ask for the feminine of words such as badshah, nawab, shair, chuha and bhanja, or the masculine of words such as mumani and saas. A third type gives four nouns and asks which one is masculine or feminine, testing the grammatical gender of everyday words like chai, dahi, aankh and kitab.

Key facts to remember

  • Many Urdu plurals of Arabic origin are broken plurals, such as lafz to alfaz (لفظ، الفاظ) and sabab to asbab (سبب، اسباب).
  • Masail (مسائل) is the plural of masla (مسئلہ), and ashya (اشیا) is the plural of shay (شے).
  • Urdu nouns have two grammatical genders, masculine (مذکر) and feminine (مؤنث), with no neuter.
  • Some feminine forms are different words altogether, such as badshah and malika or nawab and begum.
  • The gender of a noun shows in the verb and adjective, as in chai garam hai versus dahi khatta hai.

Exams that include Wahid Jama and Muzakkar Muannas MCQs

Pakistan

  • PPSC
  • FPSC
  • SPSC
  • KPPSC
  • BPSC
  • NTS
  • PPSC Educators

India

  • CTET
  • State TETs

How to prepare for Wahid Jama and Muzakkar Muannas MCQs

  1. Group Arabic plurals by pattern, such as af'al (alfaz, asbab) and fa'ail (masail, wasail), to remember them faster.
  2. Test the gender of a noun by putting it in a short sentence and checking whether the verb takes a masculine or feminine form.
  3. Memorise the irregular feminine forms, such as badshah and malika, separately from regular ones like larka and larki.
  4. Revise family words such as mamun, phupha, jeth and saas together, as they are a favourite of examiners.

Frequently asked questions

What is wahid jama in Urdu?

Wahid (واحد) means singular and jama (جمع) means plural. Wahid jama questions ask you to convert a word from one form to the other, for example lafz to alfaz or masla to masail. Many such plurals in Urdu come from Arabic and do not simply add an ending.

How do I know whether an Urdu noun is masculine or feminine?

Some endings help, as many nouns ending in -a are masculine and many ending in -i are feminine, but there are exceptions such as pani (masculine) and kitab (feminine). The surest check is the verb or adjective used with the noun in a sentence.

Last reviewed October 2026