Meaning of
naagawaar
नागवार • ناگوار
English
unpleasant; disagreeable
Hindi
अप्रिय; असहज
Urdu
ناپسندیدہ; ناخوشگوار
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
kabhi bhool kar kisi se na karo sulook aisa
ki jo tum se koii karta tumhein naagawaar hota
0
vo baat saare fasaane men jis ka zikr na tha
vo baat un ko bahut na-gawaar guzri hai
28
apni nazaron men naagawaar hue
be-tahasha-o-be-shumaar hue
KHud ko sayyaad ham samajhte the
ek titli ke ham shikaar hue
3
aadam banaa ke bheja tha parvardigaar ne
is daure naagawaar ne khaatam banaa diya
1
zindagi ye is kadar jabr-e-musalsal kar rahi hai
mujhse pahle ab meri naakaam khwaahish mar rahi hai
naa-gawaara hai dil-e-naadaañ ko lamhe ka dhadknaa
saans hai jo chand kadmon ke safar se dar rahi hai
1
kabhi bhool kar kisi se na karo sulook aisa
ki jo tum se koii karta tumhein naagawaar hota
0
vo baat saare fasaane men jis ka zikr na tha
vo baat un ko bahut na-gawaar guzri hai
28
Nuance
Originally, 'naagawaar' conveys a sense of something being unpleasant or unwelcome. In poetry, it often deepens to reflect emotional discomfort or the bitterness of unreciprocated feelings.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'naagawaar' to express the bitterness of unfulfilled desires. It often contrasts with words of sweetness or acceptance, highlighting emotional discord.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'naagawaar' captures the essence of emotional discord, a reminder of the complexities of human feelings.