Meaning of
shay
शय • شے
English
thing; object; essence
Hindi
वस्तु; चीज़; सार
Urdu
چیز; شے; جوہر
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
jis shay par vo ungli rakh de us ko vo dilwaani haius ki khushiyaan sab se awwal sasta mehnga ek taraf
57
kitaab film safar ishq shayari aurat
kahaan kahaan na gaya KHud ko dhoondhta hua main
109
main paiham haar kar ye sochta hooñ
vo kya shay hai jo haari ja rahi hai
76
tere vaade se pyaar hai lekin
apni ummeed se nafrat hai
pahli ghalti to ishq karna thii
shayari doosri himaqat hai
68
kisi bahaane se uski naarazgi khatm to karne thii
uske pasandeeda shayar ke she'r use bhejavai hain
67
KHuda ki shayari hoti hai aurat
jise pairo'n tale raunda gaya hai
tumhe dil ke chale jaane pe kya gam
tumhaara kaun sa apna gaya hai
63
achchhe she'r sunaane waale ladke sun
achchhe shayar tanhaa hi rah jaate hain
62
tere baghair bhi jee kar dikha diya maine
duaaein de tujhe shayar banaa diya maine
61
main sukhun men hooñ us jagah ki jahaan
saans lena bhi shayari hai mujhe
59
pahle thodii mushkil hogii
aage lekin manzil hogii
sab baaraati shayar honge
meri shaa
dii mehfil hogii
58
jis shay par vo ungli rakh de us ko vo dilwaani haius ki khushiyaan sab se awwal sasta mehnga ek taraf
57
kitaab film safar ishq shayari aurat
kahaan kahaan na gaya KHud ko dhoondhta hua main
109
Nuance
In its original sense, 'shay' refers to any object or thing, a tangible or intangible entity. In poetry, it often transcends its literal meaning to signify the essence or core of something, evoking a sense of mystery or depth.
Poetic Usage
Poets often use 'shay' to explore the essence of emotions or abstract concepts. It can be a metaphor for the soul or the core of one's being.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'shay' invites contemplation of the unseen and the essential.