Meaning of
kaazal
काज़ल • کاجل
English
kohl; eyeliner; soot
Hindi
काजल; आईलाइनर; कालिख
Urdu
کاجل; آئی لائنر; کاجل
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
ladkiyon ke dukh ajab hote hain sukh us se ajeeb
hañs rahi hain aur kaajal bheegta hai saath saath
25
tumne jab se apni palkon par rakha
kaalikh ko sab kaajal kaajal kahte hain
ishq men paagal hi to hona hota hai
paagal hain jo mujh...ko paagal kahte hain
63
jab se usne nam aankhoñ men kaajal pahna haius radha pyaari ne mujh...ko mohan kehna hai
62
kheenchi jo usne aankh men kaajal ki ik lakeer
maine bhi apne seene pe ik haath rakh liya
57
tumhaare andar chhupi hui ik haseen ladki
zaraa se kaajal zaraa si laali se mil gayi hai
49
tumne jab se apni palkon par rakha
kaalikh ko sab kaajal kaajal kahte hain
47
jo tum baitha lo aankhoñ men
main baithoon phir kaajal banke
saadi sa pahno mujh...ko tum
tab lehroon main aanchal banke
38
aankhoñ se aañsu chal nikle
pannon par phir kaajal bikhre
saare ke saare gyaani the
bas ham hi the paagal nikle
38
paas jab tak vo rahe dard thama rehta hai
phailta jaata hai phir aankh ke kaajal ki tarah
34
tumhaara kaam itnaa hai ki bas kaajal laga lena
tumhaari aankh ki khaatir nazaare main banaoonga
26
ladkiyon ke dukh ajab hote hain sukh us se ajeeb
hañs rahi hain aur kaajal bheegta hai saath saath
25
tumne jab se apni palkon par rakha
kaalikh ko sab kaajal kaajal kahte hain
ishq men paagal hi to hona hota hai
paagal hain jo mujh...ko paagal kahte hain
63
Nuance
Originally, 'kaazal' refers to the dark cosmetic applied to the eyes. In poetry, it symbolizes beauty and allure, often evoking the depth and mystery found in a lover's gaze.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'kaazal' to evoke the enchanting power of eyes and the mysteries they hold. It can represent both the allure of beauty and the shadows of hidden emotions.
Closing Insight
In the poetic world, 'kaazal' paints the eyes with the hues of mystery and allure.