Meaning of
buton
बुतों • بتوں
English
idols; statues; beloved figures
Hindi
मूर्तियाँ; प्रतिमाएँ; प्रिय आकृतियाँ
Urdu
بت; مجسمے; محبوب شخصیات
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
qusoor ho to hamaare hisaab men likh jaa.e
mohabbaton men jo ehsaan ho tumhaara ho
31
kisi se chhoti si ek ummeed baandh leejie
mohabbaton ka agar janaaza nikaalna hai
71
parvaton ko zakhm gehre de diye hain
paaniyon se pattharon par vaar kar ke
69
mohabbaton men dikhaave ki dosti na mila
agar gale nahin milta to haath bhi na mila
62
naye daur ke naye KHvaab hain naye mausamon ke gulaab hain
ye mohabbaton ke charaaghh hain inhen nafratoin ki hawa na de
56
suno ki ab ham gulaab denge gulaab lenge
mohabbaton men koi khasaara nahin chalega
47
mohabbaton ka saleeqa seekha diya maine
tere baghair bhi jee kar dikha diya maine
44
har ek shaKHs chalega hamaari raahon par
mohabbaton men ha
men vo misaal hona hai
40
main parvaton se ladta raha aur chand log
geeli zameen khod ke farhaad ho ga.e
39
dekhiye paate hain ushshaq buton se kya faiz
ik brahman ne kaha hai ki ye saal achha hai
36
qusoor ho to hamaare hisaab men likh jaa.e
mohabbaton men jo ehsaan ho tumhaara ho
31
kisi se chhoti si ek ummeed baandh leejie
mohabbaton ka agar janaaza nikaalna hai
71
Nuance
The word 'buton' conjures images of idols or statues, often representing the beloved in poetry. It carries a sense of adoration and reverence, as well as the idea of beauty captured in form.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'buton' to symbolize the beloved, often highlighting the tension between physical beauty and spiritual love. It can also reflect the transient nature of beauty.
Closing Insight
In 'buton', the eternal dance of form and spirit finds its poetic expression.