Meaning of
aayad
आयद • آید
English
arrival; coming
Hindi
आगमन; आना
Urdu
آمد; آنا
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
awaaz de ke dekh lo shaayad vo mil hi jaa.e
warna ye umr bhar ka safar raayegaan to hai
52
shaayad mujhe kisi se mohabbat nahin hui
lekin yaqeen sab ko dilaata raha hooñ main
841
ab ke ham bichhde to shaayad kabhi KHvaabon men milen
jis tarah sukhe hue phool kitaabon men milen
95
tere jaane ke baad bas yaaden
har taraf yaad-yaad bas yaaden
sona chaan
dii zameen ghar sab kuchh
hain meri jaayadaad bas yaaden
81
jis ko KHud main ne bhi apni rooh ka irfaan samjha tha
vo to shaayad mere pyaase honton ki shaitani thii
80
maut ka bhi ilaaj ho shaayad
zindagi ka koi ilaaj nahin
76
ye sochkar ki vo khidki se jhaank le shaayad
gali men khelte bacche lada diye maine
67
raat ke shaayad ek baje hain
sota hogaa meraa chaand
60
koi atka hua hai pal shaayad
vaqt men pad gaya hai bal shaayad
dil agar hai to dard bhi hogaa
is ka koi nahin hai hal shaayad
60
ye bahut gham ki baat ho shaayad
ab to gham bhi ganwa chuka hooñ main
55
awaaz de ke dekh lo shaayad vo mil hi jaa.e
warna ye umr bhar ka safar raayegaan to hai
52
shaayad mujhe kisi se mohabbat nahin hui
lekin yaqeen sab ko dilaata raha hooñ main
841
Nuance
The word 'aayad' evokes the gentle arrival of something anticipated. In poetry, it often symbolizes the coming of emotions, seasons, or beloved figures, carrying with it a sense of longing and fulfillment.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'aayad' to convey the arrival of spring, the onset of love, or the return of a cherished memory. It contrasts with abrupt or harsh arrivals, emphasizing gentleness and grace.
Closing Insight
In its poetic essence, 'aayad' captures the beauty of anticipated arrivals, where the journey and the destination are equally cherished.