Meaning of
brahma
ब्रह्म • برہما
English
the ultimate reality; the creator; the divine essence
Hindi
सर्वोच्च वास्तविकता; सृष्टिकर्ता; दिव्य सार
Urdu
حقیقت مطلقہ; خالق; الہی جوہر
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
dekhte hain ki muhabbat men taraqqi kya ho
ik brahman ne kaha hai ki ye saal achha hai
0
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
Shankaracharya ne jo vigat me kaha aaj dekho vo kitna vigat ho gya
14
sharaabi aañkhen hain uski aur gaal achha hai
brahman ki baat sach hui ye saal achha hai
2
jalega vaise hi brahmaand bhi ab
ki jaise jal gaii meri sati hai
0
dekhte hain ki muhabbat men taraqqi kya ho
ik brahman ne kaha hai ki ye saal achha hai
0
na shab-o-roz hi badle hain na haal achha hai
kis brahman ne kaha tha ki ye saal achha hai
52
Nuance
Brahma represents the infinite and eternal essence that transcends the physical world. In poetry, it evokes the vastness of the universe and the divine mystery that envelops existence.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use Brahma to explore themes of creation and destruction. It symbolizes the eternal cycle of life and the divine presence in every aspect of the universe.
Closing Insight
Brahma invites contemplation of the infinite, urging us to see beyond the tangible.