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usual phrases Urdu-English (with sound)

basic vocabulary (with sound) - civil affairs - medical (Defense Language Institute)

Student's practical dictionary containing English words with English and Urdu meanings, by Dwarka Prasad & Ram Narain Lal (1943)

Hindustani self-taught: vocabulary by topics with pronunciation, by James Fuller Blumhardt (1915) Roman characters

English-Hindustani vocabulary of 3000 words: by Douglas Craven Phillott (1911) Roman characters

Khazīna-e muhāwarāt orUrdu idioms‎, by Douglas Craven Phillott (1912)

Romanized school dictionary published by the Calcutta School Book Society (1864) Roman characters

Dictionary of Urdu, classical Hindi, and English by John Platts (1884)

Dictionary, Hindustani and English by Duncan Forbes (1866) Arabic, Devanagari & Roman characters

English > Hindustani

Smaller Hindustani and English dictionary by Duncan Forbes (1861) Roman characters

Dictionary of Oordoo and English by Joseph Thompson (1838) Roman & Arabic characters

in Roman characters (1858)

Dictionary Hindustání and English by William Yates (1847)

Dictionary Hindustani and English by John Shakespear (1849) or online search (1834)

Hindoostanee philology comprising a dictionary, English and Hindoostanee, by John Borthwick Gilchrist (1825)

Hindi dictionaries

Urdu keyboard to type with Arabic characters

Urdu alphabet (with sound)

The modern Hindustani scholar or The Pucca Munshi, by Thakardass Pahwa (1919)

Hindustani manual by Douglas Craven Phillott (1918) in Roman characters

Hindustani stumbling-blocks being difficult points in the syntax and idiom of Hindustani explained and exemplified, by Douglas Craven Phillott (1909)

Grammar of the Urdū or Hindūstānī language by John Dowson (1908)

Grammar of the Urdu or Hindustani language by George Small (1895) in Roman characters

Concise grammar of the Hindūstānī language by Edward Backhouse Eastwick (1858)

vocabulary

The orientalist's grammatical vade-mecum, easy introduction to the rules and principles of the Hindustání, Persian, and Gujarátí languages, by Alexander Faulkner (1853)

Grammar of the Hindūstānī language by Duncan Forbes (1846)

Grammar of the Hindustani language by John Shakespear (1826)

The Urdu self-instructor or Ataliq-i-Urdu, by Maulavi Laiq Ahmad (1899)

books about Urdu language: Google books - Internet archive