Meaning of
naasaaz
नासाज़ • ناساز
English
unwell; discordant; unsuitable
Hindi
अस्वस्थ; असंगत; अनुपयुक्त
Urdu
ناسازگار; ناموافق; نامناسب
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
rahen jo bheed men bhi door se pahchaan jaati hai
bina bole sune baatein sabhi kii jaan jaati hai
ghaneemat hai ki rutbe se gumaan naasaaz hai iske
tabhi to baat ye ladki hamaari maan jaati hai
0
tabiyat meri thodii naasaaz hai chaltaa hooñ main
wajah poochna mat koi raaz hai chaltaa hooñ main
4
bahut mushkil hai ab meraa sanvarna
kisi ka ishq hooñ naasaaz hooñ main
1
chaaragar se milkar jaana
dil naasaaz li.e firte hain
1
tarannum saaz ka mere use naasaaz lagta hai
meri KHaamoshiyon men bhi use ik raaz lagta hai
KHuda ab bakhsh bhi de dil ko mere ulfaten uski
tujhe bhi raas aata uskaa hi andaaz lagta hai
0
rahen jo bheed men bhi door se pahchaan jaati hai
bina bole sune baatein sabhi kii jaan jaati hai
ghaneemat hai ki rutbe se gumaan naasaaz hai iske
tabhi to baat ye ladki hamaari maan jaati hai
0
tabiyat meri thodii naasaaz hai chaltaa hooñ main
wajah poochna mat koi raaz hai chaltaa hooñ main
4
Nuance
Originally, 'naasaaz' conveys a sense of being unwell or out of harmony. In poetry, it often reflects the discord within the soul or the world, creating a poignant image of inner turmoil or external imbalance.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'naasaaz' to evoke feelings of melancholy or dissonance. It can describe a lover's heart, a troubled mind, or a world out of sync.
Closing Insight
Naasaaz captures the essence of life's imperfections, resonating with the poet's quest for harmony.