Meaning of
fer
फ़ेर • فیر
English
turn; change; cycle
Hindi
मोड़; परिवर्तन; चक्र
Urdu
موڑ; تبدیلی; چکر
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
munh fer kar ke ja rahe kuchh baat hai kya
jaani bahut sharmaa rahe kuchh baat hai kya
jo log tumse door rahte the kabhi ab
vo dosti samjha rahe kuchh baat hai kya
12
nigaahen fer li ghabra ke maine
vo tum se khoobsurat lag rahi thii
123
kaash vo raaste men mil jaa.e
mujh ko munh fer kar guzarna hai
111
aap to munh fer kar kahte hain aane ke li.e
vasl ka vaa'da zaraa aañkhen mila kar keejie
47
main ne to yoonhi raakh men feri theen ungaliyaan
dekha jo ghaur se tiri tasveer ban gaii
37
mil ga.e the ek baar us ke jo mere lab se lab
umr bhar honton pe apne main zabaan fera kiya
22
munh fer kar vo kahte hain bas maan jaaie
is sharm is lihaaz ke qurbaan jaaie
17
teri shohrat ne tujhko chaahne vaala diya lekin
bataa ai be-vafa ladki vo loafer kyuuñ nahin aata
16
aa ke nazdeek munh na fer ghazal
paas aa baith thodii der ghazal
sab tere noor se chamakte hain
lafz misre khayal she'r ghazal
12
koii munh fer leta hai to qasir ab shikaayat kya
tujhe kis ne kaha tha aaine ko tod kar le ja
12
munh fer kar ke ja rahe kuchh baat hai kya
jaani bahut sharmaa rahe kuchh baat hai kya
jo log tumse door rahte the kabhi ab
vo dosti samjha rahe kuchh baat hai kya
12
nigaahen fer li ghabra ke maine
vo tum se khoobsurat lag rahi thii
123
Nuance
In its essence, 'fer' signifies a turning point or a change in direction. In poetry, it often embodies the cyclical nature of life and emotions, capturing the inevitability of change and the return to beginnings.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'fer' to evoke the passage of time and the cycles of nature. It can suggest renewal or the inevitability of fate. Often contrasted with static or unchanging elements.
Closing Insight
In the dance of life, 'fer' reminds us of the beauty in change and the comfort in cycles.