Meaning of
ishaaron
इशारों • اشاروں
English
gestures; signs; indications
Hindi
संकेत; इशारे; संकेत
Urdu
اشارے; علامات; نشانیاں
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
nazaaron men tumhiin tum ho tumhiin tum ho bahaaron men
zameen men bhi tumhiin tum ho tumhiin ho chaand taaron men
hazaaron chaand se zyaada qasam se khoobsurat ho
tumhiin ko hai kaha maine kaha hai bas ishaaron men
2
jaise tu hukm kare dil mira vaise dhadhke
ye ghadi tere ishaaron se mila rakkhi hai
29
karenge zulm un par aur unhen ham bhool jaayenge
ha
men ye baat bhi unko ishaaron men bataani hai
5
ishaaron-ishaaron men ik aankh ne
ishaare se mujh...ko ishaara kiya
4
jo tumne taaron ke tootne par ho maangi mannat to main tumhaara
agar sayaaron ki gardishon ne badal dii kismat to main tumhaara
tumhaare haathon men is kahaanii ki ibtida hai aur intiha bhi
agar ishaaron men tak ye kah do ki hai mohabbat to main tumhaara
4
sab ishaaron se mire waakif the vo
so zubaan se kuchh bataaya hi nahin
ham bhi the shaagird pahle pyaar ke
ishq par usne sikhaaya hi nahin
3
ajab sa ek rishta chaand ka ambar ke taaron se
ki baagon ka milan ho jaise saawan men bahaaron se
jahaan men haan zubaan koii muhabbat kii nahin hoti
bayaañ jazbaat ho jaate hain aankhoñ ke ishaaron se
3
us..ko bhi mere paas men aanaa nahin aata
mujh...ko bhi ishaaron se bul
aanaa nahin aata
seene se lagaaye to main ahsaas kara doon
lafzon se mujhe pyaar jat
aanaa nahin aata
2
ishaaron hi ishaaron men koi mujhe haseen baat kah gaya
main to chala gaya tha par ye dil yahiin pe rah gaya
ye aashiqi hai dost aur iska ye mizaj hai
jo rah gaya vo rah gaya jo dhah gaya vo dhah gaya
2
bahut charcha hamaara ho raha hai
ishaaron men ishaara ho raha hai
2
nazaaron men tumhiin tum ho tumhiin tum ho bahaaron men
zameen men bhi tumhiin tum ho tumhiin ho chaand taaron men
hazaaron chaand se zyaada qasam se khoobsurat ho
tumhiin ko hai kaha maine kaha hai bas ishaaron men
2
jaise tu hukm kare dil mira vaise dhadhke
ye ghadi tere ishaaron se mila rakkhi hai
29
Nuance
The word 'ishaaron' suggests a subtlety and unspoken communication. In poetry, it embodies the delicate dance of understanding and misinterpretation, where much is conveyed through the eyes and hands without a single word spoken.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'ishaaron' to explore themes of love and secrecy. It captures the essence of silent conversations and the power of what remains unsaid. The word can evoke a sense of mystery and intimacy.
Closing Insight
Ishaaron speaks in whispers of the heart. It is a language of eyes and silence, rich with unspoken tales.