Meaning of

master of speech; lord of eloquence

वाणी का स्वामी; वाक्पटुता का स्वामी

کلام کا مالک; فصاحت کا مالک

Persian

Originally, this phrase evokes the image of someone who commands language with supreme skill, a master of words whose speech captivates and influences. In poetry, it deepens to suggest a divine or almost mystical authority over language, where words become a bridge between the mundane and the sublime.

Poets often use this phrase to describe themselves or others as possessing a rare gift of eloquence. It is a title of reverence, suggesting a deep connection with the art of poetry. The phrase can also imply a responsibility to use language wisely and beautifully.

Rabb-e-sukhan is not just a title; it is an aspiration for those who seek to touch the divine through words.