Meaning of
khabt
ख़ब्त • خبط
English
obsession; madness
Hindi
सनक; पागलपन
Urdu
خبط; جنون
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
is qadar tha khatmalon ka chaarpaai men hujoom
vasl ka dil se mire armaan ruksat ho gaya
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ham aisi kul kitaaben qaabil-e-zabti samjhte hain
ki jin ko padh ke ladke baap ko khabti samjhte hain
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is qadar tha khatmalon ka chaarpaai men hujoom
vasl ka dil se mire armaan ruksat ho gaya
21
ham aisi kul kitaaben qaabil-e-zabti samjhte hain
ki jin ko padh ke ladke baap ko khabti samjhte hain
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Nuance
Khabt conveys a sense of irrational obsession or madness. In poetry, it often reflects the tumultuous nature of love or the consuming passion that drives one beyond reason.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'khabt' to explore themes of overwhelming passion and irrational desires. It can depict the fine line between love and madness.
Closing Insight
Khabt dances on the edge of reason, a testament to the power of passion.