Meaning of
mehrur
महरूर • مغرور
English
proud; arrogant
Hindi
गर्वित; अहंकारी
Urdu
فخر; مغرور
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
amn kii baatein vo bhi naasoor ke saath
jang zaahir hai to hai maghroor ke saath
1
aapki saada dili KHud aapki tauheen hai
husn waalon ko zara maghroor hona chahiye
104
subh-e-magroor ko vo shaam bhi kar deta hai
shohraten cheen ke gumnaam bhi kar deta hai
vaqt se aankh milaane ki himaakat na karo
vaqt insaan ko neelaam bhi kar deta hai
62
teraa maghroor ho jaana mujhe khalta nahin lekin
teri aankhoñ se mujh...ko aur kuchh maaloom hota hai
5
ki us maghroor chanda ki khushamad se to achha hai
main ghar ki khidkiyon ko aapki tasveer se dhak luun
4
nahin kah saktaa hooñ main be-vafa us..ko
juda ho kar bhi dii main ne dua us..ko
जवानी,जोश men maghroor hai ladki
budhape ka nahin shaayad pata us..ko
3
जवानी,जोश men maghroor hai ladki
budhape ka nahin shaayad pata us..ko
3
saath rah kar door rehta hai koi
isliye majboor rehta hai koi
aaine ko dekh mujh...ko ye laga
kyuuñ yahaañ maghroor rehta hai koi
3
fard-e-bashar ho tum faqat
kyun bolte ho tum saqat
maghroor ho KHud ilm men
ye aib kyun laaye faqat
2
thoda sa maghroor hi tha to achha tha
sochta hooñ main door hi tha to achha tha
kya kya sitam ki.e hain is nazdeeki ne
ab lagta hai door hi tha to achha tha
2
amn kii baatein vo bhi naasoor ke saath
jang zaahir hai to hai maghroor ke saath
1
aapki saada dili KHud aapki tauheen hai
husn waalon ko zara maghroor hona chahiye
104
Nuance
The word mehrur evokes a sense of pride that borders on arrogance. In poetry, it often reflects a character's self-assuredness that can be both admirable and isolating.
Poetic Usage
Poets use mehrur to depict characters who are confident yet distant. It can illustrate the fine line between self-respect and vanity.
Closing Insight
Mehrur captures the duality of pride, a trait that can elevate or isolate.