Meaning of
bedaagh
बेदाग़ • بے داغ
English
spotless; unblemished
Hindi
निर्दोष; बेदाग़
Urdu
بے داغ; بے عیب
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
mire bhi jism pe be-daagh pairhan hogaa
ki sar se paanv talak ek sa kafan hogaa
0
vo raahi hooñ palbhar ke li.e jo zulf ke saa.e men thehra
ab le ke chal door kahiin ai ishq mere bedaag mujhe
23
agar bedaagh hota chaand to achha nahin lagta
mohabbat khoobsurat daagh hai bedaagh se dil par
15
nazar to daagh aaya chaand men bhi
yahaañ be-daagh to koi nahin hai
3
vo naadaan bhi hain be-daagh bhi hain vo
lider hona koi seekh raha hai
2
ek to bedaagh hai seerat bhi uski
aur lab par til badaa badmaash uskaa
1
bedaagh rah kar kya karen
ham daag sah kar kya karen
1
mire bhi jism pe be-daagh pairhan hogaa
ki sar se paanv talak ek sa kafan hogaa
0
vo raahi hooñ palbhar ke li.e jo zulf ke saa.e men thehra
ab le ke chal door kahiin ai ishq mere bedaag mujhe
23
Nuance
Bedaagh conveys a sense of purity and perfection, untouched by flaws or stains. It speaks to an ideal state, often used to describe beauty or character that is beyond reproach.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'bedaagh' to explore themes of innocence and virtue, where the absence of blemish becomes a metaphor for moral and aesthetic purity. It contrasts with words that suggest corruption or decay.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'bedaagh' stands as a testament to the pursuit of an untainted ideal, a reflection of the soul's yearning for purity.