Panjabi to Urdu: ہوراں/ہوریں and لوگ

[Alfaaz]

Background: Panjabi: 'and the others'

ہَور - صف

۱. الگ، دوسرا.
۲. زیادہ.

اشتقاق
[اور (رک) کا قدیم املا]​

ہَور - حرف

اور.​

Sentences like "آج خالہ/ماموں/چچّا/وغیرہ لوگ ہمارے ہاں آ رہے ہیں" can be sometimes heard in Urdu television dramas.

• English: The (last name)'s are visiting/coming over today.
• Panjabi: ajj (last name) horiiN aa ra'he ne.
• Urdu: ?

Edit: For last names and English 's, there is 'oN in Urdu and aaN in Panjabi.

• English: We are going to the _______'s house today.
• Urdu: ہم آج ________وں کے ہاں جا رہے ہیں۔

Questions:

• Is there an Urdu equivalent of the Punjabi usage of horaaN/horiiN discussed in the other thread?
  
  • Would ہوروں be an option considering the entries quoted above?
  • Is the quoted usage of لوگ considered correct?
  • What options are present in Urdu for translating Punjabi horaaN/horiiN and English 's?

 

[Dinraat]

Questions:

• Is there an Urdu equivalent of the Punjabi usage of horaaN/horiiN discussed in the other thread?

Loug (لوگ)

• 
  
  • Would ہوروں be an option considering the entries quoted above?
  • Is the quoted usage of لوگ considered correct?
  • What options are present in Urdu for translating Punjabi horaaN/horiiN and English 's?

I don't think I've ever heard that in Urdu. Even in Punjabi, 'khala loug aa raye ne' is not unheard of although I've heard khala horii too. As for Urdu, I think 'loug' is the best option I can think of right now.

 

[Alfaaz]

Thanks for the detailed answers!

Let's see if other forum members have different suggestions or opinions.