Meaning of

idol of self-admiration; self-obsessed figure

आत्म-मुग्ध मूर्ति; आत्म-केन्द्रित व्यक्ति

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Persian

The term evokes the image of a figure so absorbed in its own beauty or qualities that it becomes an idol of self-worship. In poetry, it often symbolizes vanity and the blindness that comes with excessive self-love.

Poets use this term to critique vanity and self-obsession. It contrasts with humility and self-awareness, often highlighting the isolation of the self-absorbed.

In poetry, but-e-khud-been serves as a mirror reflecting the perils of excessive self-love.