Meaning of
deenaar
दीनार • دینار
English
gold coin; currency
Hindi
सोने का सिक्का; मुद्रा
Urdu
سونے کا سکہ; کرنسی
Origin
Greek
Ash'aar
khatm deenaar ho jaayeñgi teri par
itnaa sasta nahin bikne vaala hooñ main
1
chalo ai hind ke sainik ki leharaayen tiranga ham
jise duniya naman karti hai us parvat ki choti par
34
rahe sarhad ka sainik josh men ye soch kar har pal
khada hooñ main sanwaarooon ab meraa apna watan hogaa
na bach paa.e koii dushman bhale ye jaañ chali jaa.e
meri qismat men bhi ik din tirange ka kafan hogaa
2
khatm deenaar ho jaayeñgi teri par
itnaa sasta nahin bikne vaala hooñ main
1
chalo ai hind ke sainik ki leharaayen tiranga ham
jise duniya naman karti hai us parvat ki choti par
34
Nuance
Deenaar evokes the opulence and allure of wealth, a symbol of prosperity and power. In poetry, it often serves as a metaphor for material desires and the fleeting nature of riches.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'deenaar' to critique the pursuit of wealth and its impact on human values. It can contrast the richness of spirit with the emptiness of material gain.
Closing Insight
Deenaar reminds us of the transient nature of wealth, urging a reflection on what truly enriches the soul.