Meaning of
udte
उड़ते • اڑتے
English
flying; soaring
Hindi
उड़ते; ऊँचाई पर जाते
Urdu
اڑتے; بلند ہوتے
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
lagta hai kuchh khuloos-o-mohabbat kii hai kamii
kyun uth ke ja rahe hain tere darmiyaañ se log
meraa khuloos meri mohabbat ko dekhkar
judte ga.e hain aa ke mere kaarwaan se log
1
dabii kuchali hui sab khwaahishon ke sar nikal aa.e
zaraa paisa hua to chyuntiyon ke par nikal aa.e
abhii udte nahin to faakhta ke saath hain bacche
akela chhod denge maa ko jis din par nikal aa.e
63
ragon men daudte firne ke ham nahin qaayal
jab aankh hi se na tapka to phir lahu kya hai
48
udte hain girte hain phir se udte hain
udne waale udte udte udte hain
haay vo chidiya ud maina ud ke jhagde
aur phir saabit karna bakre udte hain
47
zaroorat se hi judte hain hamaare saath sab ke sab
ye apnaapan muhabbat jaisa hota hi nahin hai kuchh
19
baithe the jab to saare parinde the saath saath
udte hi shaakh se kaii samton men bat ga.e
12
gaanv se shahar ko jodte hain
log kitne to ghar todate hai
aasmaañ men dhani daudta hai
bastiyon men hunar daudte hain
7
ek adad naam kamaane ki tamannaa men faqat
daudte rahte hain ham marne talak marte hue
1
paron ko khol kar masti men jab udte hain deewane
uraano se mukammal aasmaañ par raaj karte hain
1
dekh udte main parinde aasmaañ men
sochta hooñ yaar kya apne gumaan men
1
lagta hai kuchh khuloos-o-mohabbat kii hai kamii
kyun uth ke ja rahe hain tere darmiyaañ se log
meraa khuloos meri mohabbat ko dekhkar
judte ga.e hain aa ke mere kaarwaan se log
1
dabii kuchali hui sab khwaahishon ke sar nikal aa.e
zaraa paisa hua to chyuntiyon ke par nikal aa.e
abhii udte nahin to faakhta ke saath hain bacche
akela chhod denge maa ko jis din par nikal aa.e
63
Nuance
The word 'udte' captures the essence of freedom and aspiration. It conjures images of birds in flight, symbolizing the human spirit's desire to rise above and explore the unknown.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'udte' to evoke themes of liberation and transcendence. It can depict the soul's journey or the fleeting nature of dreams.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'udte' is a metaphor for the boundless possibilities of the human spirit.