Meaning of
madaar
मदार • مدار
English
orbit; center; pivot
Hindi
कक्षा; केंद्र; धुरी
Urdu
مدار; مرکز; محور
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ab to ham beshumaar rote hain
jaise daaromadaar rote hain
2
bhale duniya jala dale madaari
tumhein to bas tamasha dekhna hai
66
nevalaa aur saanp dono ladte ladte thak ga.e
ik tamasha kar ke sab paise madaari le gaya
14
jeena vo kya jo ho nafs-e-ghair par madaar
shohrat kii zindagi ka bharosa bhi chhod de
10
jaane kaisi duniya hai jaane kaisa manzar hai
jis..ko dhoondhaa duniya men vo mere hi andar hai
zehar bhara hai logon men chaalein chalte firte hain
u
uupar ek madaari hai neeche saare bandar hai
6
kah sakaa hooñ chand hi damdaar she'r
zyaadatar hokar ga.e beemaar she'r
kahte kahte jab hua beemaar main
tab kahiin jaakar hue do-chaar she'r
6
dil men kise hai rakhna kahe doosra ye kyuuñ
mujh par mere makaan ka daar-o-madaar hai
4
raqs karte hain saare bandar hain
vo jo u
uupar hai na madaari hai
3
yakeen kar lo inhen padh kar tumheen KHud
kahii hai meer ne damdaar ghazlein
3
ek hi pal men badal deti hai har tasveer ko
zindagi jaise ki maano ho madaari ki tarah
3
ab to ham beshumaar rote hain
jaise daaromadaar rote hain
2
bhale duniya jala dale madaari
tumhein to bas tamasha dekhna hai
66
Nuance
In its original sense, 'madaar' refers to the path or orbit that celestial bodies follow, a concept rooted in astronomy. In poetry, this term expands to symbolize the central point around which emotions, thoughts, or events revolve, creating a sense of focus and continuity.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'madaar' to describe the central theme or emotion around which a poem revolves. It can also signify the beloved as the axis of the poet's universe, or the pivotal moment in a narrative.
Closing Insight
Madaar captures the essence of centrality and movement, offering poets a way to explore the gravitational pull of emotions and events.