Signs

17 phrases · Tajik with romanization, English and audio

  1. ДАРОМАД

    Da-ro-mad

    Entrance

    Usage

    Posted at entrances; usually paired with the Russian "ВХОД"

  2. БАРОМАД

    Ba-ro-mad

    Exit

    Usage

    Posted at exits; usually paired with the Russian "ВЫХОД"

  3. БАРОМАДИ ЭҲТИЁТӢ

    Ba-ro-ma-di eh-ti-yo-ti

    Emergency Exit

    Usage

    Shown with the green running-figure pictogram; the Russian reads "ЗАПАСНЫЙ ВЫХОД"

  4. КУШОДА

    Ku-sho-da

    Open (door sign)

    Usage

    The flip sign on a shop door; the Russian reads "ОТКРЫТО"

  5. ПӮШИДА

    Pu-shi-da

    Closed (door sign)

    Usage

    The "closed" side of a shop door sign; the Russian reads "ЗАКРЫТО"

  6. КОР МЕКУНАД

    Kor me-ku-nad

    Open for Business

    Usage

    Signage stating a bank, exchange desk, or counter is currently in service — more formal than the door flip sign

  7. МУВАҚҚАТАН ПӮШИДА

    Mu-vaq-qa-tan pu-shi-da

    Temporarily Closed

    Usage

    There is no exact fixed equivalent of Japanese "junbichuu"; this is the closest

  8. МАРДОНА

    Mar-do-na

    Men

    Usage

    Marks the men's restroom; the Russian is "М" or "МУЖСКОЙ"

  9. ЗАНОНА

    Za-no-na

    Women

    Usage

    Marks the women's restroom; the Russian is "Ж" or "ЖЕНСКИЙ"

  10. ДАРОМАДАН МАНЪ АСТ

    Da-ro-ma-dan manʼ ast

    No Entry

    Usage

    Posted on doors and areas restricted to authorised people

    Grammar Note

    "Man' ast" = is forbidden; any sign carrying it is a prohibition

  11. ТАМОКУКАШӢ МАНЪ АСТ

    Ta-mo-ku-ka-shi manʼ ast

    No Smoking

    Usage

    Posted indoors, in eateries, and on public transport

  12. ҶОИ ТАМОКУКАШӢ

    Jo-i ta-mo-ku-ka-shi

    Smoking Area

    Usage

    Marks a designated smoking area at airports and stations

  13. ЗИНАПОЯ

    Zi-na-po-ya

    Stairs

    Usage

    Directional sign pointing to the stairs

  14. ТЕЛА ДИҲЕД

    Te-la di-hed

    Push

    Usage

    Sign on a door telling you to push; the Russian reads "ОТ СЕБЯ"

  15. КАШЕД

    Ka-shed

    Pull

    Usage

    Sign on a door telling you to pull; the Russian reads "НА СЕБЯ"

  16. ДАР ҲОЛИ ТАЪМИР

    Dar ho-li taʼ-mir

    Under Repair

    Usage

    Posted at works sites and closed passages; often shortened to just "ТАЪМИР"

  17. КОР НАМЕКУНАД

    Kor na-me-ku-nad

    Out of Order

    Usage

    Taped to broken lifts, ATMs, and restroom stalls; the Russian reads "НЕ РАБОТАЕТ"

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