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Paheli, a new daily word game: guess the day's five-letter word in six tries. Three starter words help with the first try, and a hint appears under the board after each guess. Harf now suggests the letters Urdu uses most for your first guess. Small fixes, including letters like آ now drawn in full.
Lafz is a daily ritual to learn and connect with Urdu. A few quiet minutes each day bring you a word, the story it carries, and the poetry and games that help it stay with you. Lafz brings the word of the day to your phone, the way a good teacher would: slowly, and with a story. Whether you grew up hearing Urdu and want the words back, love ghazals and want to read them without a translation beside you, or simply want a quieter kind of learning, Lafz is for you. Most vocabulary apps hand you a list. Lafz gives you a ritual. Each day one word arrives, and you read it in four beats: the word, its meaning, the root it grew from, and a couplet or sentence that uses it. Four beats a day is enough. Words you meet this way stay. New in Lafz: three games a day. Fresh games arrive at midnight, and a solve adds the word to your garden. - Harf: guess the day's four-letter Urdu word in six tries, tile by tile - Hum-Rang: sixteen words hide four families. Find all four - Mashq: ten quick questions, a fresh set every day With a Lafz subscription, you can: - Learn one Urdu word a day in a few quiet minutes, on your own schedule - Play Harf, Hum-Rang and Mashq, with new games every day - Read the word on your Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets before you even open the app - Follow every word to its root: Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, Turkish, and the family of words built on it - Read couplets closely, with meaning, history and the words inside each line explained - Walk words in chains, gather a root's family, or meet twenty poets through their own words - Keep the words you love in your garden, and see each one in a sentence you could use today - Read in cream or ink, with type set for Nastaliq Privacy Policy: https://lafz.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://lafz.app/terms