Meaning of
shar
शर् • شر
English
evil; mischief
Hindi
बुराई; शरारत
Urdu
برائی; شرارت
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
prem ki gali men sab sharaab lekar aa.e the
ham bahut kharab the kitaab lekar aa.e the
77
tujhko batlaata magar sharm bahut aati hai
teri tasveer se jo kaam liya jaata hai
192
main bhi ik shakhs pe ik shart laga baitha tha
tum bhi ik roz isee khel men haaroge mujhe
eed ke din ki tarah tumne mujhe zaayaa' kiya
main samajhta tha muhabbat se guzaaroge mujhe
129
tumhaari aankhoñ ki tauheen hai zara socho
tumhaara chaahne vaala sharaab peeta hai
123
agar tu mujhse sharmati rahegi
muhabbat haath se jaati rahegi
116
himmat taakat pyaar bharosa jo hai sab insey hi hai
kuchh number hain jin par maine akshar phone lagaaya hai
96
ham pe ehsaan hain udaasi ke
muskuraayein to sharm aati hai
88
shartein lagaaee jaati nahin dosti ke saath
kijeye mujhe qubool mirii har kamii ke saath
84
khushboo ki barsaat nahin kar paate hain
ham KHud hi shuruaat nahin kar paate hain
jis ladki ki baatein karte hain sabseus ladki se baat nahin kar paate hain
83
dushmani jam kar karo lekin ye gunjaish rahe
jab kabhi ham dost ho jaayen to sharminda na hon
83
prem ki gali men sab sharaab lekar aa.e the
ham bahut kharab the kitaab lekar aa.e the
77
tujhko batlaata magar sharm bahut aati hai
teri tasveer se jo kaam liya jaata hai
192
Nuance
Shar carries a weight of darkness and moral ambiguity. In its essence, it speaks of the inherent conflict between good and evil, the seductive allure of mischief, and the shadowy corners of the human psyche.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'shar' to explore themes of moral conflict and the duality of human nature. It can depict the internal struggle of a character or the chaotic forces in the world. The word contrasts with purity, highlighting the complexity of existence.
Closing Insight
Shar invites reflection on the shadows within and the eternal dance between light and darkness.