Read a fraction written in Urdu words back into a fraction and a decimal, including named fractions and mixed numbers.
Quick Answer
The Urdu Fraction Words to Number Converter reads a fraction written in Urdu and turns it into figures. It understands named fractions like نصف for a half and تین چوتھائی for three quarters, the form بٹا for a slash, and mixed numbers joined with اور. Everything runs in your browser.
Read an Urdu Fraction into Figures
Paste a fraction written in Urdu words.
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What the Urdu Fraction Words to Number Converter Does
The Urdu Fraction Words to Number Converter reads a fraction written in Urdu words and turns it into a fraction and a decimal. It understands the named fractions used in Urdu, the form top بٹا bottom, and mixed numbers where a whole part is joined to a fraction.
This is the reverse of spelling a fraction in Urdu, and it is handy for turning a written or spoken fraction back into figures.
Everything runs on your own device. Your words are never uploaded or stored, so they stay private while you read them.
How to Read a Fraction
- Paste the Urdu words. Enter the fraction, such as نصف or تین چوتھائی.
- Read the figures. The fraction and its decimal appear at once.
- Choose the style. Reduce to lowest terms, and show the figures in Urdu digits.
- Copy or download. Copy the figures, or save them as a text file.
Named Fractions
Urdu has names for common fractions. The converter reads نصف as a half, چوتھائی as a quarter, and تہائی as a third. A number before the name gives more of them, so تین چوتھائی is three quarters.
The Word Bataa
The Urdu word بٹا is the fraction bar, the slash. The converter splits the words there, reading the part before it as the top number and the part after it as the bottom, so پانچ بٹا آٹھ becomes 5/8.
Mixed Numbers
A mixed number joins a whole part and a fraction with the word اور for and. So ایک اور نصف is one and a half, which the converter reads as 3/2 or 1.5.
A Worked Example
Urdu words:
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In figures:
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Who Uses This Converter
Students use it to turn written fractions into figures. Cooks and workers use it for measurements. Anyone with a fraction in Urdu uses it to get the number.
Accuracy and Limits
The converter is deterministic, so the same words always give the same fraction. It reads the named fractions, the bataa form, and mixed numbers. Because Urdu spellings can vary, an unusual spelling may not be read, so use the recognised flag as a guide.
Good to know: for the reverse, a fraction-in-words tool spells a fraction in Urdu.
Your Data Stays Private
The converter runs fully in your browser with standard web technology. Your words are not uploaded or stored, and they are not sent to any analytics service. Only your star rating is sent, to record the tool’s rating. When you close the page, your input is gone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Urdu Fraction Words to Number Converter do?
It reads a fraction written in Urdu words and turns it into a fraction and a decimal, including named fractions and mixed numbers.
Which named fractions does it read?
It reads nisf as a half, chauthai as a quarter, and tihai as a third, with a number before the name giving more of them.
How do I write a slash fraction?
Write it as top bataa bottom, such as paanch bataa aath for 5/8. The word bataa is the fraction bar.
Can it read mixed numbers?
Yes. A whole part joined to a fraction with the word aur, such as ek aur nisf, is read as one and a half.
What if a word is not recognised?
The recognised flag will show this. Urdu spellings can vary, so check the input if the flag says no.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Your input is never uploaded, saved, or shared.
Is this tool free?
Yes, it is completely free and needs no account to use.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. It works on phones, tablets, and computers.
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This free tool reads a fraction written in Urdu words back into a fraction and a decimal, including named fractions, the bataa form, and mixed numbers. It recognises standard Urdu words, and an unusual spelling may not be read. Your star rating is stored on the site.