Meaning of
sog
सोग • سوگ
English
mourning; grief; lamentation
Hindi
शोक; दुःख; विलाप
Urdu
سوگ; غم; ماتم
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
koshishein main laakh karta hooñ manaane ke li.e
tum bhi tarsoge mujhe apna banaane ke li.e
6
jo tere saath rahte hue sogwaar ho
laanat ho aise shaKHs pe aur beshumaar ho
75
isi
li.e main bichhadne par sogwaar nahin
sukoon pahli zaroorat hai teraa pyaar nahin
javaab dhundhne men umr mat ganwa dena
sawaal karti hai duniya par etbaar nahin
56
is banjar ka tum hal banke
barsoge kab tum jal banke
tum yaad karo main nikloonga
parchhaai se halchal banke
42
mujhe pata hai ki barbaad ho chuka hoon main
tu meraa sog manaa mujh ko sogwaar na kar
29
hai aaj ye gilaa ki akela hai shehryaar
tarsoge kal hujoom men tanhaaii ke li.e
23
tere mehmaan ke swaagat ka koii phool the ham
jo bhi niklaa ha
men pairo'n se kuchal kar niklaa
18
main aaj sog manana sikhaane vaala hooñ
idhar ko aayen jinhen mahv-e-yaas hona hai
12
aisa nahin ki mujh...ko koi sogwaari hai
dekho na ab bhi ishq tire baad jaarii hai
11
aa.e gham-gusaar aur mujh se yuñ kii baat
jaise koii sog men kare sukoon kii baat
8
koshishein main laakh karta hooñ manaane ke li.e
tum bhi tarsoge mujhe apna banaane ke li.e
6
jo tere saath rahte hue sogwaar ho
laanat ho aise shaKHs pe aur beshumaar ho
75
Nuance
The word 'sog' evokes a deep sense of sorrow and mourning, often associated with the loss of a loved one. In poetry, it captures the profound silence and emptiness that follows such loss, expanding into a metaphor for unspoken grief and the weight of memories.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'sog' to convey the depth of personal loss. It often appears in verses describing the silent tears of night, the echo of a departed voice, or the shadow of a memory lingering in the heart.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'sog' becomes a silent companion to the heart's deepest sorrows.