Meaning of
barham
बरहम • برہم
English
angry; upset
Hindi
क्रोधित; नाराज़
Urdu
برہم; ناراض
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
zindagi ka koi pal jab mujh...ko barham sa laga
dost ban kar tab mere tu dil pe marham sa laga
2
na shab-o-roz hi badle hain na haal achha hai
kis brahman ne kaha tha ki ye saal achha hai
52
usne pukaara naam jab aadhi to phir dhadkan ruki
phir poore is brahmaand ko hamne dhadkate dekha hai
37
dekhiye paate hain ushshaq buton se kya faiz
ik brahman ne kaha hai ki ye saal achha hai
36
jis brahman ne kaha hai ki ye saal achha haius ko dafnaao mire haath ki rekhaon men
32
abhii se mire rafoogar ke haath thakne lage
abhii to chaak mire zakham ke sile bhi nahin
KHafaa agarche hamesha hue magar ab ke
vo barhmi hai ki ham se unhen gile bhi nahin
29
na ho barham jo bosa be-ijaazat le liya main ne
chalo jaane do betaabi men aisa ho hi jaata hai
26
ai aasmaañ kis li.e is darja barhmi
ham ne to tiri samt ishaara nahin kiya
21
ai aasmaan kis li.e is darja barhmi
ham ne to tiri samt ishaara nahin kiya
17
sharaabi aañkhen hain uski aur gaal achha hai
brahman ki baat sach hui ye saal achha hai
2
zindagi ka koi pal jab mujh...ko barham sa laga
dost ban kar tab mere tu dil pe marham sa laga
2
na shab-o-roz hi badle hain na haal achha hai
kis brahman ne kaha tha ki ye saal achha hai
52
Nuance
The word 'barham' conveys a state of inner turmoil and agitation. In poetry, it often reflects the emotional upheaval that accompanies intense feelings of anger or dissatisfaction.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'barham' to depict the storm within a lover's heart or the chaos in a soul seeking justice. It can also illustrate the conflict between desire and restraint.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'barham' captures the essence of emotional conflict. It is the voice of a heart in turmoil.