Basic English Words With Pashto Meanings
Muhammad wali Muzammil
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Wordy smith
All the phrases in this answer are a semi-formal, “safe” generic register (it may be hard for English speakers to get it, but Urdu speakers can understand it as how the formal “aap” is generally “safe,” although you may use “tum” and “tuu” in some cases).
(I don’t have a Pashto keyboard on this device so you’ll have to excuse the Romanizations) https://wordmaker.info/how-many/basic.html
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