Meaning of
jaanaan
जानाँ • جاناں
English
beloved; darling
Hindi
प्रिय; प्रियतम
Urdu
محبوب; پیارا
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
bade naadaan ho tum bhi zara samjha karo baatein
gale milkar jo roti hai bichhadkar kitna royegi
211
tumhein husn par dastaras hai mohabbat wohabbat badaa jaante ho
to phir ye batao ki tum us kii aankhoñ ke baare men kya jaante ho
ye jugraafiya falsafa psychology science riyaazi waghera
ye sab jaanna bhi ahem hai magar us ke ghar ka pata jaante ho
1283
ham vo hain jo KHuda ko bhool ga.e
tum meri jaan kis gumaan men ho
563
mere aañsu nahin tham rahe ki vo mujhse juda ho gaya
aur tum kah rahe ho ki chhodo ab aisa bhi kya ho gaya
may-kadon men meri lainein padhte firte hain log
maine jo kuchh bhi pee kar kaha falsafa ho gaya
390
tum bahut KHush rahogi mere saath
vaise har ik ki apni marzi hai
357
dekho ham koi wahshi nahin deewane hain
tumse button khulwane nahin lagwane hain
300
maine jo kuchh bhi socha hua hai main vo vaqt aane pe kar jaaunga
tum mujhe zahar lagte ho aur main kisi din tumhein pee ke mar jaaunga
285
bharam rakha hai tere hijr ka varna kya hota hai
main rone pe aa jaaun to jharna kya hota hai
meraa chhodo main nain thakta meraa kaam yahii hai
lekin tumne itne pyaar ka karna kya hota hai
274
agar tum ho to ghabraane ki koi baat thodii hai
zara si boonda-baan
dii hai bahut barsaat thodii hai
ye raah-e-ishq hai is
men qadam aise hi uthte hain
mohabbat sochne waalon ke bas ki baat thodii hai
221
mere naam se kya matlab hai tumhein mit jaayega ya rah jaata hai
jab tum ne hi saath nahin rahna phir peeche kya rah jaata hai
mere paas aane tak aur kisi ki yaad use kha jaati hai
vo mujh tak kam hi pahunchta hai kisi aur jagah rah jaata hai
214
bade naadaan ho tum bhi zara samjha karo baatein
gale milkar jo roti hai bichhadkar kitna royegi
211
tumhein husn par dastaras hai mohabbat wohabbat badaa jaante ho
to phir ye batao ki tum us kii aankhoñ ke baare men kya jaante ho
ye jugraafiya falsafa psychology science riyaazi waghera
ye sab jaanna bhi ahem hai magar us ke ghar ka pata jaante ho
1283
Nuance
The word 'jaanaan' is a tender address to a beloved, evoking warmth and affection. In poetry, it becomes a vessel for expressing deep love, longing, and the cherished presence of the beloved.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'jaanaan' to convey the depth of their affection. It can symbolize the idealized lover, the source of inspiration, or the unattainable beauty that captivates the heart.
Closing Insight
In the poetic realm, 'jaanaan' embodies the essence of love's yearning, a timeless whisper of the heart's deepest desires.