Meaning of
la'nat
ला'नत • ٹھکانا
English
curse; damnation; condemnation
Hindi
शाप; अभिशाप; निंदा
Urdu
لعنت; بددعا; مذمت
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ghar se unke door kahii chal jaayenge
chaaragar ka thaur-thikaana naiiñ hota
1
us hijr pe tohmat ki jise vasl kii zid hous dard pe la'nat kii jo ashaar men aa jaa.e
26
ghar se unke door kahii chal jaayenge
chaaragar ka thaur-thikaana naiiñ hota
1
us hijr pe tohmat ki jise vasl kii zid hous dard pe la'nat kii jo ashaar men aa jaa.e
26
Nuance
La'nat carries a weight of moral and emotional condemnation. In poetry, it often conveys deep disdain or a powerful rejection, reflecting the intensity of human emotions.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'la'nat' to express the bitterness of betrayal, the wrath of divine judgment, or the rejection of societal norms. It is a word of power and finality.
Closing Insight
La'nat embodies the profound human capacity to reject and condemn.