Meaning of
bejaar
बेजा़र • بیزار
English
weary; disenchanted
Hindi
थका हुआ; मोहभंग
Urdu
بیزار; دل شکستہ
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
bekar is kaam se main hooñ ho chuka
ai yaar bezaar kar do ailaan ab
4
sabse bezaar ho gaya hooñ main
zehni beemaar ho gaya hooñ main
koi achchhii khabar nahin mujh
men
yaanii akhbaar ho gaya hooñ main
71
kul jod ghatakar ke jo sansaar ka dukh hai
utna to mire ik dil-e-bezaar ka dukh hai
shaair hain to duniya se alag thodii hain logon
sabki hi tarah hampe bhi ghar baar ka dukh hai
52
ye kab kahti hooñ tum mere gale ka haar ho jaao
wahin se laut jaana tum jahaan bezaar ho jaao
47
mili jinse jafaaen unko bhi aadaab karna tha
har ik patthar hue dil ko punah mehtaab karna tha
sitam kya hai ki KHud bezaar baitha hai vo ladka aaj
jise kal gair kii bastii ko bhi shaadaab karna tha
16
tumse milne ke baad ai hamdam
KHud se bezaar ho gaya hooñ main
11
duniya ki nematon se hai bezaar zindagi
ab dekhti hai jeene ke aasaar zindagi
7
ye kisne kaha mujhse bezaar nahin karte
vo saamne aa kar bhi deedaar nahin karte
7
karoon taa'riif jitni main tere fan par
mehkati utni khushboo mere hi tan par
badaa bezaar dukh hai ye mohabbat bhi
hamaara dil bhi aaya to suhaagan par
5
dil bad-chalan bezaar jo bad-naam hai
ye maykashi sab ishq ka anjaam hai
4
bekar is kaam se main hooñ ho chuka
ai yaar bezaar kar do ailaan ab
4
sabse bezaar ho gaya hooñ main
zehni beemaar ho gaya hooñ main
koi achchhii khabar nahin mujh
men
yaanii akhbaar ho gaya hooñ main
71
Nuance
Bejaar captures a sense of fatigue and disillusionment, a weariness that seeps into the soul. In poetry, it often reflects the quiet resignation of a heart that has seen too much.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'bejaar' to express themes of exhaustion and disenchantment. It can convey the quiet despair of a soul that longs for solace.
Closing Insight
Bejaar is the silent sigh of a weary heart, seeking rest in the chaos.