Meaning of
nawwaab
नव्वाब • نواب
English
nobleman; aristocrat
Hindi
अभिजात; कुलीन
Urdu
نواب; اشرافیہ
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
nawaabon ki nawaabi se nahin aati
ye mutma'ini ameeri se nahin aati
0
munaafiq doston se laakh behtar hain KHuda dushman
ki gaddaari nawaabon se hukoomat cheen letii hai
58
us ke walid nawaab hain bhaai
us..ko haq hai ha
men bhulaane ka
31
suno jo nawaabon sa lahjaa hai meraa
ye sab baap ke hi badaulat hai mere
5
nawaabi thaath hain sabke yahaañ par shauq shaahi hai
mujhe maaloom madhyam varg kii kitnii kamaai hai
2
waqt thehra nawaab ka naati
apni marzi chalaata rehta hai
1
sote rahte hain saara din
shauq unke nawaabi hain
1
ishq aur shaayri karne ka nahin haq garibon ko
ye to jaageer aur milkiiyyat faqat hai nawaabon ki
1
shahar men paida kharaabi ho gaii hai
nasl ye poori sharaabi ho gaii hai
baap ne jeevan guzaara muflisi men
nasl par uski nawaabi ho gaii hai
1
haalat apni yabaab kii sii hai
shaan-o-shauqat nawaab kii sii hai
1
nawaabon ki nawaabi se nahin aati
ye mutma'ini ameeri se nahin aati
0
munaafiq doston se laakh behtar hain KHuda dushman
ki gaddaari nawaabon se hukoomat cheen letii hai
58
Nuance
The term evokes images of grandeur and authority, often associated with wealth and power. It carries a sense of responsibility and leadership, reflecting both privilege and duty.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use this term to explore themes of power, legacy, and the burdens of leadership. It may contrast with the common man's struggles, highlighting the isolation of privilege.
Closing Insight
Nawwaab embodies the dual nature of power - a symbol of both grandeur and solitude.