Meaning of
aamada
आमादा • آمادہ
English
ready; prepared; inclined
Hindi
तैयार; इच्छुक; प्रवृत्त
Urdu
تیار; مائل; آمادہ
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
aawaaz-e-qais sun ke sabhi aashiq-e-jahaan
dasht-e-junoon ki simt ko aamada ho ga.e
1
sabr par dil ko to aamada kiya hai lekin
hosh ud jaate hain ab bhi teri awaaz ke saath
15
likhne ko aamada hai kya
ye bhi koi vaa'da hai kya
phoolon ke sang dard diye
bol teraa iraada hai kya
7
dukh sabhi ke hain hamaari hi tarah ab
khudkushi pe koi aamada nahin hai
2
vo aamada hai rishta tod dene par
chalo jhoothi daleelen maan lete hain
2
aawaaz-e-qais sun ke sabhi aashiq-e-jahaan
dasht-e-junoon ki simt ko aamada ho ga.e
1
sabr par dil ko to aamada kiya hai lekin
hosh ud jaate hain ab bhi teri awaaz ke saath
15
Nuance
The word 'aamada' evokes a sense of readiness and willingness, a state of being prepared for what is to come. In poetry, it often conveys an emotional inclination or a readiness to embrace experiences, whether joyful or sorrowful.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'aamada' to express a character's readiness for love or conflict. It can suggest a heart open to new emotions or a mind prepared for challenges.
Closing Insight
Aamada captures the essence of readiness, a poetic embrace of life's uncertainties.