Natija

Natija is a noun used in Urdu, Hindi, Persian, and related languages to denote the result or outcome of an action, event, or process. It is derived from the Arabic word natijah (نتيجة), meaning consequence. The term is commonly transliterated in various ways, including natija, natije, nateeja, and natijeh.

In Urdu and Hindi, natija refers to the result or outcome of experiments, decisions, events, or studies. It appears frequently in journalism, education, law, and everyday speech when describing what followed from a given action or set of circumstances. In Persian, the equivalent term natije (natijeh) carries the same sense and is used in similar contexts, including reporting and official communications.

Spelling and transliteration vary with script and language. The Arabic form is نتيجة, while in Urdu and Persian scripts it appears as نتیجہ or نتیجه, respectively. These forms reflect slightly different pronunciations in the source languages, but they share a common semantic field centered on consequence and conclusion.

Across contexts, natija functions as a concise label for final outcomes, whether in scientific results, election tallies, legal decisions, or routine summaries. It is a foundational term for reporting and documenting what follows from prior actions, hypotheses, or events.

See also: result, outcome, conclusion.