Meaning of
izzat
इज़्ज़त • عزت
English
honor; respect; dignity
Hindi
सम्मान; आदर; गरिमा
Urdu
عزت; احترام; وقار
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
tu ai rakesh sachmuch ek izzat daar insha hai
teraa mahboob tujhko milta to parnaam karta hai
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lad sako duniya se jazbon men vo shiddat chahiye
ishq karne ke li.e itni to himmat chahiye
kam se kam maine chhupa li dekh kar cigarette tumhein
aur is ladke se tumko kitnii izzat chahiye
82
chadar ki izzat karta hooñ aur parde ko maanta hooñ
har parda parda nahin hota itnaa main bhi jaanta hooñ
78
usne mere chhotepan kii is tarah izzat rakhi
maine deewarein uthaayein usne un par chhat rakhi
48
majboori men raqeeb hi banna pada mujhe
mahboob rahke meri jo izzat nahin hui
48
ai daagh bura maan na tu uske kahe ka
maashooq ki gaali se to izzat nahin jaati
47
kam se kam maine chhupa li dekh kar cigarette tumhein
aur is ladke se tumko kitnii izzat chahiye
40
zakham ki izzat karte hain
der se patti kholenge
chehra padhne waale chor
gathri thodii kholenge
29
sun o kahaanikaar koi aisa rol de
aise ada karoon meri izzat banii rahe
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main bhi aadam hooñ ki mujh...ko bhi bura lagta hai
mere maalik mujhe izzat se bulaayaa kijeye
23
tu ai rakesh sachmuch ek izzat daar insha hai
teraa mahboob tujhko milta to parnaam karta hai
21
lad sako duniya se jazbon men vo shiddat chahiye
ishq karne ke li.e itni to himmat chahiye
kam se kam maine chhupa li dekh kar cigarette tumhein
aur is ladke se tumko kitnii izzat chahiye
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Nuance
The word 'izzat' carries a weighty sense of personal and social value. In poetry, it often reflects the delicate balance between pride and humility, capturing the essence of human dignity in the face of adversity.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'izzat' to explore themes of honor and reputation. It can depict the struggle to maintain dignity in challenging circumstances or the societal pressures that shape one's sense of self-worth.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'izzat' serves as a mirror reflecting the soul's quest for respect. It is a testament to the enduring human spirit.