Meaning of
shaana
शाना • شانہ
English
shoulder; comb; parting of hair
Hindi
कंधा; कंघी; बालों की मांग
Urdu
کندھا; کنگھی; بالوں کی مانگ
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
bolta kuchh bhi rahe zalim zamaana chhod jaana
jab muyassar ho tujhe bhi ek shaana chhod jaana
main agar doon vaasta koii tujhe to tu hamaare
haal par bilkul taras mat yaar khaana chhod jaana
2
jahaan bhar men na ho muyassar jo koi sh
aanaa ha
men bat
aanaa
nahin mile gar koi thik
aanaa to laut aanaa ha
men bat
aanaa
kuchh aisi baatein jo ankahi hon magar vo andar se kha rahi hon
lage kisi ko bat
aanaa hai par nahin bat
aanaa ha
men bat
aanaa
63
aaj hai unko aanaa mazaa aayega
phir jalega zam
aanaa mazaa aayega
teer unki nazar ke chalenge kaii
dil banega nish
aanaa mazaa aayega
44
zaraa nazaron se kah do jee nishaana chook na jaa.e
mazaa jab hai tumhaari har ada qaateel hi kahlaaye
32
aap ke taghaaful ka silsila puraana haius taraf nigaahen hain is taraf nishaana hai
32
nishaane pe mere qayamat khadi hai
kahaan hai lagana nishaana batao
7
yahii zindagi museebat yahii zindagi masarrat
yahii zindagi haqeeqat yahii zindagi fasana
kabhi main hooñ tujhse naalaan kabhi mujhse tu pareshaan
kabhi main tira hadf hooñ kabhi tu mira nishaana
5
daagh daaman par tumhaare jab lage
ye na tum bhi dekh paa.e kab lage
theek usne tab nishaana tay kiya
teer seene men tumhaare jab lage
3
yaar usne ab nishaana tay kiya
jaañ magar pahle deewana tay kiya
vo safar se laut kar jo aa gaya
yaar pahle hi thikaana tay kiya
3
pata tha us..ko sahi jagah nishaana laga hai
aañkhen vo moond li thii teer chalaane ke baad
3
bolta kuchh bhi rahe zalim zamaana chhod jaana
jab muyassar ho tujhe bhi ek shaana chhod jaana
main agar doon vaasta koii tujhe to tu hamaare
haal par bilkul taras mat yaar khaana chhod jaana
2
jahaan bhar men na ho muyassar jo koi sh
aanaa ha
men bat
aanaa
nahin mile gar koi thik
aanaa to laut aanaa ha
men bat
aanaa
kuchh aisi baatein jo ankahi hon magar vo andar se kha rahi hon
lage kisi ko bat
aanaa hai par nahin bat
aanaa ha
men bat
aanaa
63
Nuance
In its original sense, 'shaana' refers to the shoulder, a place of support and burden. In poetry, it extends to symbolize the weight of emotions one carries or the support one seeks.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'shaana' to evoke images of support and burden. It can represent the silent strength one offers or the hidden weight one bears.
Closing Insight
The word 'shaana' carries a duality of strength and vulnerability, making it a profound choice for poetic exploration.