Meaning of
sukhanvar
सुख़नवर • سخنور
English
poet; bard; wordsmith
Hindi
कवि; गायक; शब्दकार
Urdu
شاعر; گویّا; لفظ ساز
Origin
Persian
Ash'aar
milne ke baad har koi masroof ho gaya
jab tak nahin mile the sabhi be qaraar the
koi sukhanvari thii na koi hunar tha paas
lekin hamaare haq men tamaam ishtehaar the
1
har ek lafz ke tevar hi aur hote hain
tere nagar ke sukhanvar hi aur hote hain
tumhaari aankhoñ men vo baat hi nahin ai dost
dubone waale samandar hi aur hote hain
64
kaam mushkil hai bahut achha sukhanvar hona
theek to ye hai main mirza rahoon kyun meer banuun
4
mirza sukhanvar kahte hain ki tum sukhanvar achchhe nain
haan lekin unse kah do hamse jumle kehna aate hain
3
shaayad ki isliye bhi sukhanvar hua hooñ main
meri kabhi banii hi nahin zindagi ke saath
3
tumse bichhad ke aayi ha
men ye sukhanvari
hamko tumhaari yaad ne shayar banaa diya
panchi mujhe kahii tu akela na chhod de
is dar se maine yaar tujhe KHud uda diya
2
mere dost main to ik sarfira sukhanvar hooñ
mere dost meraa tum aitibaar mat karna
2
ek bhi dil nahin tod paaya kabhi
tu sukhanvar nahin tujhpe laanat hai preet
2
kaise mumkin ho main sukhanvar hooñ
ek bhi she'r kah nahin paaya
1
september ko sitamgar likhte hain
yahii to ham sukhanvar likhte hain
1
milne ke baad har koi masroof ho gaya
jab tak nahin mile the sabhi be qaraar the
koi sukhanvari thii na koi hunar tha paas
lekin hamaare haq men tamaam ishtehaar the
1
har ek lafz ke tevar hi aur hote hain
tere nagar ke sukhanvar hi aur hote hain
tumhaari aankhoñ men vo baat hi nahin ai dost
dubone waale samandar hi aur hote hain
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Nuance
The term 'sukhanvar' denotes one who crafts words with elegance and depth. In poetry, it signifies not just a creator of verses but a weaver of emotions and thoughts, someone who can transform the mundane into the sublime.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'sukhanvar' to celebrate the art of poetry itself. It is a title of honor, suggesting mastery over language and the ability to evoke profound emotions. It often contrasts with the silence of the unspoken.
Closing Insight
In the hands of a 'sukhanvar', words become vessels of beauty and truth, carrying the weight of human experience across time and space.