Meaning of
haibat
हैबत • ہیبت
English
awe; dread; fear
Hindi
भय; डर; आतंक
Urdu
خوف; دہشت; ڈر
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
Hamare sabr ki yah intiha thi
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hamaare sabr kii ab intiha hai
tu haibat ka hamaari swaad chakh ab
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Vo insaan kaise ho sakta jise insaan se nafrat hai
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Hamare sabr ki yah intiha thi
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hamaare sabr kii ab intiha hai
tu haibat ka hamaari swaad chakh ab
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Nuance
Haibat evokes a sense of overwhelming awe or fear, often associated with the divine or the sublime. In poetry, it captures the trembling heart before the vastness of existence or the unknown.
Poetic Usage
Poets use haibat to convey the majesty of nature or the divine. It can express the fear of the unknown or the respect for something greater than oneself.
Closing Insight
Haibat reminds us of the delicate balance between fear and reverence. It is the shadow that deepens the light of understanding.