Meaning of
shringaar
श्रिंगार • شرنگار
English
adornment; beauty; decoration
Hindi
सजावट; सुंदरता; अलंकरण
Urdu
آرائش; خوبصورتی; زینت
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
kis had tak main pyaar karunga kis had tak
yuñ KHud ko bezaar karunga kis had tak
kab tak teri tasveerein dekhoonga main
aankhoñ se shrngaar karunga kis had tak
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har jaanib ho kar aaya hooñ baatein hain bas yaar vahii
charcha uske chahre ka ya chahre ka shrangaar vahii
achha sab lagta hai par do cheezon ka kaayal hooñ main
khan khan tere kangan ki au paayal ki jhankaar vahii
5
ibadat ho meri tum jaanaan dil se pyaar tum se hai
main jeeta hooñ tumheen men aur meraa sansaar tum se hai
agarche zikr teraa hi na ho poori nahin hoti
meri ghazalon meri nazmo ka sab shringaar tum se hai
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kis had tak main pyaar karunga kis had tak
yuñ KHud ko bezaar karunga kis had tak
kab tak teri tasveerein dekhoonga main
aankhoñ se shrngaar karunga kis had tak
0
har jaanib ho kar aaya hooñ baatein hain bas yaar vahii
charcha uske chahre ka ya chahre ka shrangaar vahii
achha sab lagta hai par do cheezon ka kaayal hooñ main
khan khan tere kangan ki au paayal ki jhankaar vahii
5
Nuance
Shringaar embodies the essence of beauty and embellishment, both in the physical and emotional realms. In poetry, it often symbolizes the allure of love and the aesthetics of nature.
Poetic Usage
Poets use shringaar to evoke the splendor of love, the grace of nature, and the richness of emotions. It can be a celebration of beauty or a reflection on its transient nature.
Closing Insight
Shringaar captures the eternal dance between beauty and time, a reminder of life's fleeting yet profound moments.