Meaning of
etbaar
एतबार • اعتبار
English
trust; belief; faith
Hindi
विश्वास; आस्था; भरोसा
Urdu
اعتماد; یقین; بھروسہ
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
aap tashreef laaye the ik roz
doosre roz e'tibaar hua
34
vo jhooth bol raha tha bade saleeqe se
main etibaar na karta to aur kya karta
105
main ab kisi ki bhi ummeed tod saka hooñ
mujhe kisi pe bhi ab koi e'tibaar nahin
68
had se zyaada bhi pyaar mat karna
jee har ik pe nisaar mat karna
kya khabar kis jagah pe ruk jaa.e
saans ka etibaar mat karna
57
isi
li.e main bichhadne par sogwaar nahin
sukoon pahli zaroorat hai teraa pyaar nahin
javaab dhundhne men umr mat ganwa dena
sawaal karti hai duniya par etbaar nahin
56
aadatan tum ne kar diye vaade
aadatan ham ne e'tibaar kiya
52
e'tibaar aata nahin to aazma ke dekh le
ham tere sab chaahne waalon men awwal aayenge
50
ab in hudoos men laaya hai intizaar mujhe
vo aa bhi jaayen to aa.e na aitbaar mujhe
37
aap ka e'tibaar kaun kare
roz ka intizaar kaun kare
37
tire vaade par ji.e ham to ye jaan jhooth jaana
ki khushi se mar na jaate agar e'tibaar hota
37
aap tashreef laaye the ik roz
doosre roz e'tibaar hua
34
vo jhooth bol raha tha bade saleeqe se
main etibaar na karta to aur kya karta
105
Nuance
Etbaar carries the weight of trust and belief, a delicate thread that binds relationships and promises. In poetry, it often symbolizes the fragile yet profound connection between souls, where faith is both a gift and a burden.
Poetic Usage
Poets use etbaar to explore themes of trust and betrayal, the silent promises between lovers, and the unseen bonds that hold people together. It contrasts with doubt and suspicion, highlighting the purity and vulnerability of faith.
Closing Insight
Etbaar is the silent thread of faith that weaves through the tapestry of human connection, fragile yet enduring.