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suitcase Meaning in Urdu

Basicnoun

A large, rectangular case with a handle, used for carrying clothes and personal items when traveling. Also explained in Arabic, Persian, Hindi and Turkish.

Urdu meaning

سوٹ کیس

suitcase

What does suitcase mean?

A large, rectangular case with a handle, used for carrying clothes and personal items when traveling.

Example: "I packed my heavy winter coats inside my hard-shell suitcase."

What is the maximum size allowed for a checked suitcase?

Most international airlines allow checked suitcases with maximum linear dimensions (length + width + height) of 158 centimeters.

What does suitcase mean in Urdu?

suitcase meaning in Urdu is سوٹ کیس (suitcase) — The English word 'suitcase' is used almost universally in Pakistan instead of 'peti'.

What does suitcase mean in Arabic?

suitcase meaning in Arabic is حقيبة سفر — Literally travel bag, used to refer to any large suitcase or luggage.

What does suitcase mean in Persian?

suitcase meaning in Persian is چمدان — Pronounced 'chamedān', the standard Persian word for suitcase or trunk.

What does suitcase mean in Hindi?

suitcase meaning in Hindi is सूटकेस — Widely understood and used in daily Hindi conversation for luggage.

What does suitcase mean in Turkish?

suitcase meaning in Turkish is bavul — Refers to suitcases or large traveling bags; 'valiz' is also very common.

What does suitcase mean in Bangla?

suitcase meaning in Bangla is সুটকেস — Universally understood; 'ট্রাঙ্ক' (trunk) or 'লাগেজ' (luggage) are also used.

What does suitcase mean in Nepali?

suitcase meaning in Nepali is सुटकेस — Fully integrated into Nepali speech for any hard or soft travel case.

What is a synonym for suitcase?

Common synonyms for suitcase include luggage, trunk, baggage and case.

Browse more travel and visa words in the Rehbaro Dictionary, or return to the full dictionary.

Quick meaning table

Use this table to compare the main translation of suitcaseacross Rehbaro's dictionary languages.

LanguageMeaningPronunciation note
Urduسوٹ کیسsuitcase
Arabicحقيبة سفرArabic is written right to left. Some Gulf conversations use a local phrase while forms use formal Arabic.
PersianچمدانPersian is written right to left and shares many letters with Urdu and Arabic, but pronunciation can differ.
HindiसूटकेसHindi is written in Devanagari. Many modern words are borrowed from English in daily speech.
TurkishbavulTurkish uses the Latin alphabet, so pronunciation is often easier for English readers to compare.
BanglaসুটকেসBangla uses its own script. Loanwords may look different from English even when the sound is familiar.
NepaliसुटकेसNepali uses Devanagari. Some official or technical words may use Sanskrit-based forms.

Language-by-language usage

Each language card adds pronunciation help, usage context and a practical example, so the page is more than a list of translated words.

suitcase in Urdu

Pakistan and Urdu-speaking communities

سوٹ کیس

Pronunciation
suitcase
Usage note
The English word 'suitcase' is used almost universally in Pakistan instead of 'peti'.
Practical example
Use "سوٹ کیس" when you need to explain suitcase in Pakistan and Urdu-speaking communities.

suitcase in Arabic

Saudi Arabia, the Gulf and Arabic-speaking official settings

حقيبة سفر

Pronunciation
Arabic is written right to left. Some Gulf conversations use a local phrase while forms use formal Arabic.
Usage note
Literally travel bag, used to refer to any large suitcase or luggage.
Practical example
Use "حقيبة سفر" when you need to explain suitcase in Saudi Arabia, the Gulf and Arabic-speaking official settings.

suitcase in Persian

Persian, Dari and Farsi-speaking contexts

چمدان

Pronunciation
Persian is written right to left and shares many letters with Urdu and Arabic, but pronunciation can differ.
Usage note
Pronounced 'chamedān', the standard Persian word for suitcase or trunk.
Practical example
Use "چمدان" when you need to explain suitcase in Persian, Dari and Farsi-speaking contexts.

suitcase in Hindi

India and Hindi-speaking communities

सूटकेस

Pronunciation
Hindi is written in Devanagari. Many modern words are borrowed from English in daily speech.
Usage note
Widely understood and used in daily Hindi conversation for luggage.
Practical example
Use "सूटकेस" when you need to explain suitcase in India and Hindi-speaking communities.

suitcase in Turkish

Turkey and Turkish-speaking communities

bavul

Pronunciation
Turkish uses the Latin alphabet, so pronunciation is often easier for English readers to compare.
Usage note
Refers to suitcases or large traveling bags; 'valiz' is also very common.
Practical example
Use "bavul" when you need to explain suitcase in Turkey and Turkish-speaking communities.

suitcase in Bangla

Bangladesh and Bangla-speaking communities

সুটকেস

Pronunciation
Bangla uses its own script. Loanwords may look different from English even when the sound is familiar.
Usage note
Universally understood; 'ট্রাঙ্ক' (trunk) or 'লাগেজ' (luggage) are also used.
Practical example
Use "সুটকেস" when you need to explain suitcase in Bangladesh and Bangla-speaking communities.

suitcase in Nepali

Nepal and Nepali-speaking communities

सुटकेस

Pronunciation
Nepali uses Devanagari. Some official or technical words may use Sanskrit-based forms.
Usage note
Fully integrated into Nepali speech for any hard or soft travel case.
Practical example
Use "सुटकेस" when you need to explain suitcase in Nepal and Nepali-speaking communities.

Where you may see this word

Use this word when reading visa forms, airport notices, passport instructions or travel-agent messages.

Common mistake to avoid

Check whether the word names a document, an approval, a person or a process. In travel paperwork, those small differences can change what you need to prepare.

Practical phrases with suitcase

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Learn the context, not only the translation

Rehbaro explains suitcase for practical use by South Asian and Gulf-linked readers. Compare the translations, read the example, and follow the related guide links when the word appears in forms, travel, work, banking, health or daily-life decisions.