Meaning of
haamil
हामिल
English
carrier; bearer
Hindi
वाहक; धारक
Urdu
حامل; بردار
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
bas ek vahii thii jo bharose waali thii
varna to ye duniya dhoke waali thii
meri geeta men shaamil thii aayat bhi
is krishna ki radha burkhe waali thii
24
isliye ye mahina hi shaamil nahin umr ki jantri men hamaari
usne ik din kaha tha ki shaa
dii hai is farvari men hamaari
184
sabhi ka KHoon hai shaamil yahaañ ki miTTi men
kisi ke baap ka hindustan thodii hai
145
achha khwaab dikhaaya tumne khwaab dikhaane waalon men
aisi baat kahaan hoti thii isse pahle waalon men
darwaaze par taalaa ho to phir bhi dastak de dena
naam to shaamil ho jaayega dastak dene waalon men
55
saans letii hooñ to yuñ mehsoos hota hai mujhe
jaise mere dil ki har dhadkan men shaamil aap hain
54
main bhi shaamil lootne waalon men tha
mujh...ko bhi bas tan mila hai man nahin
41
zindagi ab ke meraa naam na shaamil karna
gar ye tay hai ki yahii khel dobara hogaa
36
kaha tha kya aur kya bane ho
ajab sa ik mas'ala bane ho
hamaari marzi kahaan thii shaamil
tum apne man se KHuda bane ho
34
ishq ka tha khel keval daud ka
ban ke ballebaaz shaamil ho gaya
34
gham-e-duniya bhi gham-e-yaar men shaamil kar lo
nashsha badhta hai sharaaben jo sharaabon men milen
24
bas ek vahii thii jo bharose waali thii
varna to ye duniya dhoke waali thii
meri geeta men shaamil thii aayat bhi
is krishna ki radha burkhe waali thii
24
isliye ye mahina hi shaamil nahin umr ki jantri men hamaari
usne ik din kaha tha ki shaa
dii hai is farvari men hamaari
184
Nuance
The word 'haamil' evokes the image of one who carries burdens, both physical and metaphorical. In poetry, it often symbolizes the weight of emotions, responsibilities, or dreams that one bears silently.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'haamil' to explore themes of endurance and resilience. It can represent the silent strength of an individual or the unseen struggles they face.
Closing Insight
In the quiet strength of 'haamil', poets find a profound reflection of human endurance.