Meaning of
benateeja
बेनतीजा • بےنتیجہ
English
fruitless; without result
Hindi
निष्फल; परिणामहीन
Urdu
بے نتیجہ; بے ثمر
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
benateeja rah gaiin dilli men saari baithken
annadaata khet ki medon pe bhookhe mar ga.e
40
din men mil lete kahii raat zaroori thii kya
benateeja ye mulaqaat zaroori thii kya
mujhse kahte to main aankhoñ men bula leta tumhein
bheegne ke li.e barsaat zaroori thii kya
83
benateeja rah gaiin dilli men saari baithken
annadaata khet ki medon pe bhookhe mar ga.e
40
din men mil lete kahii raat zaroori thii kya
benateeja ye mulaqaat zaroori thii kya
mujhse kahte to main aankhoñ men bula leta tumhein
bheegne ke li.e barsaat zaroori thii kya
83
Nuance
Benateeja conveys a sense of efforts or endeavors that fail to yield the desired outcome. In poetry, it often reflects the melancholy of unfulfilled dreams or aspirations, a poignant reminder of life's uncertainties.
Poetic Usage
Poets use benateeja to evoke the sorrow of unachieved goals. It serves as a metaphor for the futility of certain pursuits, contrasting with the hope of eventual success.
Closing Insight
Benateeja captures the bittersweet nature of striving against fate, where effort meets the vast unknown.