Meaning of
fata
फ़ता • فتح
English
victory; triumph
Hindi
विजय; जीत
Urdu
فتح; کامیابی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
haalat ko uski dekh parinde nahin ude
kona fata hua tha shikaari ke jaal ka
ilzaam yuñ to rakh diya har ain-ghain par
KHud main hi zimmedaar tha apne zawaal ka
6
vo aftaab laane ka dekar ha
men fareb
hamse hamaari raat ke jugnoo bhi le gaya
47
zamaana chahe jo aaj kar le nahin rukenge qadam hamaare
jis aag se aftaab raushan vo aag dil men dhadhak rahi hai
43
meri khwaahish hai ki tujhe phoolon se fatah karoon
varna ye kaam to talwaar bhi kar sakti hai
41
vo apne chehre men sau aftaab rakhte hain
isi
li.e to vo rukh pe naqaab rakhte hain
30
vo aftaab laane ka dekar ha
men fareb
hamse hamaari raat ke jugnoo bhi le gaya
29
jis..ko badaa garoor tha apne vujood par
vo aaftaab shaam ki chaukhat pe mar gaya
26
kabhi yak-b-yak tavajjoh kabhi dafatan taghaaful
mujhe aazma raha hai koi rukh badal badal kar
25
chaand la sakaa nahin kabhi sanam hai sach magar
la raha hooñ main tumhaari khaatir aftaab ab
24
haalat ko uski dekh parinde nahin ude
kona fata hua tha shikaari ke jaal ka
6
haalat ko uski dekh parinde nahin ude
kona fata hua tha shikaari ke jaal ka
ilzaam yuñ to rakh diya har ain-ghain par
KHud main hi zimmedaar tha apne zawaal ka
6
vo aftaab laane ka dekar ha
men fareb
hamse hamaari raat ke jugnoo bhi le gaya
47
Nuance
The word 'fata' embodies the essence of victory and triumph. In poetry, it often symbolizes not just the physical conquest but also the inner victories of the soul over its struggles.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'fata' to explore themes of personal and collective triumph. It is a celebration of overcoming obstacles and achieving greatness.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'fata' is a beacon of hope and resilience, lighting the path to victory.