Meaning of
e'itibaari
ए'तिबारी • اعتباری
English
trustworthy; credible
Hindi
विश्वसनीय; भरोसेमंद
Urdu
قابل اعتبار; بھروسے کے لائق
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
gamon men jee rahe hai rind saare
khata mat pooch yaa saaghar giraa hai
0
be-khata ko sata rahe hain dost
saath dene men sharm aati hai
mere shajre ka mas'ala hai miyaan
paap karne men sharm aati hai
6
sab ek khata par mujh...ko kehne lage kya kya
maine to ye samjha tha sab mujh...ko samjhte hain
5
is
men teri khata nahin hai dost
ham to KHud ko samajh nahin aate
2
ek khidki hai ek gali hai ek pata hai
sau baar guzar ke bhi bhul jaana meri khata hai
1
jo kaha tha vo kiya to kya khata mujhse hui hai
be-wafa se ki vafaa fir vo khafa mujhse hui hai
jis nazar se zindagi ko dekh marta mar chuka haius nazar se ki mohabbat kya jafaa mujhse hui hai
1
be rang be ada hai har zindagi khata hai
lekin hai ye karaamat sab kuchh ha
men pata hai
1
khatamuaaf to hoti hai jaante hain raza
kisi gunaah ki ham intiha se darte hai
1
gamon men jee rahe hai rind saare
khata mat pooch yaa saaghar giraa hai
0
be-khata ko sata rahe hain dost
saath dene men sharm aati hai
mere shajre ka mas'ala hai miyaan
paap karne men sharm aati hai
6
Nuance
The word 'e'itibaari' carries a sense of trust and reliability. In its original sense, it denotes something or someone that is worthy of trust. In poetry, this word often evokes a feeling of deep emotional reliance, where the heart finds solace in the certainty of another's truth.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'e'itibaari' to explore themes of trust and betrayal. It can signify the fragile nature of human relationships. The word contrasts with doubt and suspicion, highlighting the purity of unwavering faith.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'e'itibaari' stands as a testament to the enduring power of trust. It reminds us of the delicate balance between faith and doubt.