Meaning of
pareeshaan
परीशाँ • پریشاں
English
disturbed; troubled
Hindi
व्याकुल; परेशान
Urdu
پریشان; مضطرب
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
koi ladka pareshaan hai kisi ka jism paane ko
koi ladka pareshaan hai kisi ka pyaar mil jaa.e
9
pareshaan hai vo jhoota ishq kar ke
vafaa karne ki naubat aa gaii hai
65
neend us ki hai dimaagh us ka hai raatein us ki hain
teri zulfen jis ke baazu par pareshaan ho gaiin
61
jab bhi tiri qurbat ke kuchh imkaan nazar aa.e
ham KHush hue itne ki pareshaan nazar aa.e
38
dil hai pareshaan un ki khaatir
pal bhar ko aaraam nahin hai
28
ham ko junoon kya sikhaate ho ham the pareshaan tum se ziyaada
chaak ki.e hain ham ne azeezo chaar garebaan tum se ziyaada
28
cigarette jise sulagta hua koi chhod deus ka dhuaan hooñ aur pareshaan dhuaan hooñ main
27
aarzoo vasl ki rakhti hai pareshaan kya kya
kya bataaun ki mere dil men hai armaan kya kya
22
ham apne haal-e-pareshaan pe baarha roye
aur uske baad hañsi ham ko baarha aayi
15
pareshaan se jo aañsu shab sirhaane rakh diye the
savere phir bikhar kar aankh men chubhne lage hain
14
koi ladka pareshaan hai kisi ka jism paane ko
koi ladka pareshaan hai kisi ka pyaar mil jaa.e
9
pareshaan hai vo jhoota ishq kar ke
vafaa karne ki naubat aa gaii hai
65
Nuance
The word 'pareeshaan' captures a state of inner turmoil, a mind beset by worries and uncertainties. In poetry, it often symbolizes the restless heart, caught in the throes of longing or existential angst.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'pareeshaan' to convey the complexity of human emotions. It is often paired with imagery of storms or turbulent seas to depict inner conflict.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'pareeshaan' serves as a mirror to the soul's unrest. It reflects the universal struggle between desire and peace.