Meaning of
ghuroor
ग़ुरूर • غرور
English
pride; arrogance
Hindi
गर्व; अहंकार
Urdu
غرور; تکبر
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ki us maghroor chanda ki khushamad se to achha hai
main ghar ki khidkiyon ko aapki tasveer se dhak luun
4
aapki saada dili KHud aapki tauheen hai
husn waalon ko zara maghroor hona chahiye
104
teri KHataa nahin jo tu ghusse men aa gaya
paise ka zom tha tere lahje men aa gaya
sikka uchaalkar ke tere paas kya bacha
teraa guroor to mere kaanse men aa gaya
79
subh-e-magroor ko vo shaam bhi kar deta hai
shohraten cheen ke gumnaam bhi kar deta hai
vaqt se aankh milaane ki himaakat na karo
vaqt insaan ko neelaam bhi kar deta hai
62
bahut ghuroor hai dariyaa ko apne hone par
jo meri pyaas se uljhe to dhajjiyaan ud jaayen
50
ghuroor-e-lutf-e-saaqi nashsha-e-be-baaki-e-mastaan
nam-e-daaman-e-isyaaan hai taraawat mauj-e-kausar ki
32
jis..ko badaa garoor tha apne vujood par
vo aaftaab shaam ki chaukhat pe mar gaya
26
husn par ghuroor hona laazmi to hai magar
husn dhalta bhi hai aur ghuroor tootaa bhi hai
16
tujhko main noch dooñga nakhun se
kya pata mujh...ko hai kahaan se tu
tujhko hai ilm pe ghuroor bahut
chal nikal yaar hat yahaañ se tu
13
teraa maghroor ho jaana mujhe khalta nahin lekin
teri aankhoñ se mujh...ko aur kuchh maaloom hota hai
5
ki us maghroor chanda ki khushamad se to achha hai
main ghar ki khidkiyon ko aapki tasveer se dhak luun
4
aapki saada dili KHud aapki tauheen hai
husn waalon ko zara maghroor hona chahiye
104
Nuance
Ghuroor embodies a complex emotion of pride that can elevate or isolate. In poetry, it often reflects the dual nature of human ego - a source of strength and a barrier to connection.
Poetic Usage
Poets explore 'ghuroor' to depict the tension between self-worth and isolation. It is used to illustrate the downfall of characters who are consumed by their own pride.
Closing Insight
Ghuroor is a mirror to the soul's pride, reflecting both its light and shadow.