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guardianship

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/ˈɡɑːrdɪənʃɪp/ · guard-i-an-ship

the position or responsibility of a guardian; the state of being a guardian.

Meanings

nounformal

the position or responsibility of a guardian; the state of being a guardian.

ایک سرپرست کی حیثیت یا ذمہ داری؛ ایک سرپرست ہونے کی حالت۔

سرپرستی

sarparasti

Synonyms

protectionsupervisioncustodianshipحفاظتنگرانیسرپرستی

Antonyms

neglectabandonmentexposureغفلتترکخطرہ

Common Collocations

  • guardianship of children
  • shared guardianship
  • legal guardianship

Example Sentences

She was granted legal guardianship of her younger sibling.

اسے اپنے چھوٹے بہن بھائی کی قانونی سرپرستی دی گئی۔

Usay apne chhotay behn bhai ki qanooni sarparasti di gayi.

Guardianship involves both rights and responsibilities.

سرپرستی میں حقوق اور ذمہ داریاں دونوں شامل ہیں۔

Sarparasti mein haqooq aur zimmedariyan dono shamil hain.

The court awarded guardianship to the aunt after the parents passed away.

عدالت نے والدین کے انتقال کے بعد خالہ کو سرپرستی دی۔

Adalat ne walidain ke inteqal ke baad khala ko sarparasti di.

Easily Confused With

guardianship:Guardianship is specifically about caring for someone who is unable to manage their own affairs, whereas mere supervision may not imply any legal responsibility.

Word Family

guardian
nounسرپرست
guard
verbمحفوظ رکھنا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of a guardian angel watching over someone.

Imagine a protective shield surrounding a child.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

حفاظت کی صورت ہیں وہ سب اپنے دیوانے کے لیے، سرپرستی کا حق ادا کر رہے ہیں پیار سے۔

Hifazat ki soorat hain woh sab apne deewanay ke liye, Sarparasti ka haq ada kar rahe hain pyaar se.

They are the protectors for their beloved, Fulfilling the right of guardianship with love.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

جس کی سرپرستی ہو، اس کی حفاظت لازم ہے۔

Jis ki sarparasti ho, us ki hifazat laazim hai.

One who is under guardianship must be protected.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old French "guardian" — protector, defender

First known use: 15th century

Derived from Old French 'guardien', relating to one who protects or watches over others. The suffix '-ship' is added to form a noun indicating a state or condition.