Meaning of
Bakhsha
बख़्शा • بخشاء
English
granted; bestowed
Hindi
प्रदान किया; दिया गया
Urdu
عطا کیا; بخشا گیا
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
hunar ye maa ko bakhsha hai KHuda ne
basa deti hai jo veeraan ghar ko
1
choo lene do naazuk hothon ko kuchh aur nahin hain jaam hain ye
qudrat ne jo hamko bakhsha hai vo sabse haseen inaam hain ye
63
ye bhi e'jaz mujhe ishq ne bakhsha tha kabhius ki awaaz se main deep jala saka tha
26
zameen ko tar-b-tar karne kisi din aayega baadalna jaane kin ghareebon ke gharo ko khayega baadal
sitaare noch laaunga kisi din zid pe aaya to
abhii gardish men hooñ yaaron bahut itaraayega baadal
ye saari machliyaan jab baddua dene lagengi tab
samundar pyaas se tadpega aur mar jaayega baadal
kahii par kam kahii zyaada ye kaisa faisla teraa
sambhal ja vaqt hai varna bahut pachhtaayega baadal
munaafiq hai ye raaton ka kisi ko bhi nahin bakhsha
jawaani zulf aañkhen aur kya-kya khayega baadal
humeen hain jo tujhe sar pe chadaakar firte rahte hain
kushaada zarf kar len ham to kya tik paayega baadal
7
husn bakhsha jo KHuda ne aap bakhshen deed apni
aarzoo-e-chashm poori ho mukammal eed apni
5
kabhi dariyaa kabhi taaron ka manzar qaid karta hooñ
kisi ke husn ka jaadu nazar bhar qaid karta hooñ
main shayar hooñ mujhe allah ne aisa hunar baksha
main kaagaz ki lakeeron men samandar qaid karta hooñ
4
itnaa sundar roop KHuda ne aise hi thodii bakhsha hai
nakhren kar tu rooth mirii jaañ ye to teraa haq banta hai
2
KHuda ne mujh ko bhi ik shaKHs bakhsha jo
mujhe bas chahega meraa nahin hogaa
2
har shay pe dastkaariyan karte ho be-misaal
bakhsha hai rab ne aapko dast-e-hunar kamaal
2
thii chaahat main kabhi saahil pe apne paanv hi rakhoon
samandar ne kabhi mujh...ko kinaara hi nahin bakhsha
2
hunar ye maa ko bakhsha hai KHuda ne
basa deti hai jo veeraan ghar ko
1
choo lene do naazuk hothon ko kuchh aur nahin hain jaam hain ye
qudrat ne jo hamko bakhsha hai vo sabse haseen inaam hain ye
63
Nuance
The word 'bakhsha' conveys a sense of generosity and divine favor. It suggests an act of giving that is both gracious and transformative, often with a spiritual undertone.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'bakhsha' to explore themes of mercy and grace. It can reflect the benevolence of a higher power or the kindness found in human relationships.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'bakhsha' speaks to the transformative power of giving.