Meaning of
bashind
बाशिन्द • باشندہ
English
inhabitant; resident
Hindi
निवासी; निवासी
Urdu
رہائشی; باشندہ
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
Us shahr e nakam ke bashinde hain ham jahan
0
bhej koi baashinda maalik
mushkil men hai ladka maalik
ya to le le jaan meri ya
kar titli ko zinda maalik
13
main bhi hooñ saahil ka ik paagal baashinda
mujh...ko saari nadiyon ki auqaat pata hai
6
teri hi dhadkano ko dil men jaañ baashinda rakkha hai
banaya tha teraa jo aks vo taabinda rakkha hai
ye gham tujhse bichhadne ka kisi maatam sa lagta hai
magar ye gham hi hai jisne ki ab tak zinda rakkha hai
2
vahii manzar ki baashinda kabhi ghar ja nahin paaya
lage khaali magar ghar men bhara bhandaar khaalipan
0
Us shahr e nakam ke bashinde hain ham jahan
0
bhej koi baashinda maalik
mushkil men hai ladka maalik
ya to le le jaan meri ya
kar titli ko zinda maalik
13
Nuance
The word 'bashind' evokes a sense of belonging and rootedness. In poetry, it often symbolizes the deep connection one has with their homeland or a place of emotional significance. The term carries the weight of identity and the stories of those who dwell in a particular space.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'bashind' to explore themes of identity and belonging. It can reflect the nostalgia of a homeland left behind or the comfort found in a familiar place. The word often contrasts with themes of exile or displacement.
Closing Insight
In its poetic essence, 'bashind' speaks to the heart's eternal quest for a place to call home.