Meaning of
badhkar
बढ़कर • بڑھ کر
English
beyond; surpassing
Hindi
आगे; अधिक; पार
Urdu
آگے; زیادہ; پار
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
mujhse badh kar koi paagal kya hogaa
main sapne men ghazlen padhta rehta hooñ
mere KHaatir tu duniya se ladta hai
main kaisa hooñ tujhse ladta rehta hooñ
9
tum se badhkar kaun duniya men mere nazdeek hai
ik tumhiin to ho ki jiska dil dukha saktaa hooñ main
55
ishq kahaan ab pahle vaala hota hai
ishq se badh kar ishq ka charcha hota hai
47
had se badh kar haseen lagte ho
jhooti qasmen zaroor khaaya karo
43
zindagi par is se badh kar tanj kya hogaa faraazus ka ye kehna ki tu shaer hai deewaana nahin
41
dekh kaise dhul ga.e hai giryaa-o-zaari ke baad
aasmaañ baarish ke baad aur main azaadari ke baad
isse badh kar to tujhe koi hunar aata nahin
sochta hooñ kya karega dil azaari ke baad
37
tootte rishton se badhkar ranj tha is baat ka
darmiyaañ kuchh dost the aur dost bhi aise ke bas
36
farishte se badh kar hai insaan banna
magar is men lagti hai mehnat ziyaada
26
vaqt e iftaar KHud rab tha mere qareeb
tujh se badh kar magar kuchh na maanga gaya
24
us se badh kar kiya milega aur inaam-e-junoon
ab to vo bhi kah rahe hain apna deewaana mujhe
18
mujhse badh kar koi paagal kya hogaa
main sapne men ghazlen padhta rehta hooñ
mere KHaatir tu duniya se ladta hai
main kaisa hooñ tujhse ladta rehta hooñ
9
tum se badhkar kaun duniya men mere nazdeek hai
ik tumhiin to ho ki jiska dil dukha saktaa hooñ main
55
Nuance
The term 'badhkar' denotes going beyond a certain point or surpassing a limit. In poetry, it often symbolizes the transcendence of ordinary experiences, reaching into the realm of the extraordinary or the divine.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'badhkar' to express the idea of surpassing human limitations, whether in love, ambition, or spiritual quests. It evokes a sense of aspiration and boundlessness.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'badhkar' invites the soul to explore the infinite, urging it to rise above the mundane.