Meaning of
nishaat
निशात • نشاط
English
joy; delight; pleasure
Hindi
आनंद; हर्ष; सुख
Urdu
خوشی; مسرت; لذت
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
meyjaar-e-zarf to pahchaan hamaara
dushman bhi lagta hai mehmaan hamaara
ham ghazlein kehne waale ladke hain
har nuqte par rehta hai dhyaan hamaara
0
chand kaliyaan nashaat ki chun kar muddaton mahv-e-yaas rehta hooñ
teraa milnaa khushi ki baat sahi tujh se mil kar udaas rehta hooñ
49
dosto kya kya diwali men nashaat-o-aish hai
sab muhayya hai jo is hangaam ke shaayaan hai shay
21
wufoor-e-gham men bhi kaif-o-nashaat ka aalam
nizaam-e-dehr men wajah-e-surur hai koii
4
KHush rahe ta-umr tu apni nishaat-e-zindagi men
tere path ne odhi hai jhadte hue phoolon ki chadar
1
nishaat-o-aish-e-alam kii na hi davaa lijye
agar kamaana hai ilm iski phir saza lijye
1
kitne aish-o-nishaat ke din the
kuchh bhi jab aashkaar tha hi nahin
0
meyjaar-e-zarf to pahchaan hamaara
dushman bhi lagta hai mehmaan hamaara
ham ghazlein kehne waale ladke hain
har nuqte par rehta hai dhyaan hamaara
0
chand kaliyaan nashaat ki chun kar muddaton mahv-e-yaas rehta hooñ
teraa milnaa khushi ki baat sahi tujh se mil kar udaas rehta hooñ
49
Nuance
Nishaat evokes a sense of deep joy and pleasure, often associated with moments of triumph or profound happiness. In poetry, it captures the essence of an uplifting spirit, a heart that dances with the rhythm of life.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use nishaat to describe the elation of love or the ecstasy of a moment. It contrasts with words of sorrow, highlighting the peaks of emotional experience.
Closing Insight
Nishaat embodies the peaks of joy, a reminder of life's most cherished moments.