Meaning of
waz'an
वज़अन • وزن
English
weight; gravity; importance
Hindi
वज़न; गुरुत्व; महत्व
Urdu
وزن; ثقل; اہمیت
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
jab vazn badh gaya to bikhrna hai laazmi
in kaale baadlon ka barsna hai laazmi
1
isliye nahin roya ash'aar men
vazn se baahar thii meri siskiyaan
31
ishq ka vazn usne poocha jab
kah diya ashq ke barabar hai
10
vazn to tha nahin aankh ke aañsu men
dard halke nikalkar sabhi kar gaya
6
nahin nahin jaañ tum nahin ho be-vafa ya bemuravvat
vo maine shaayri men vazn dene ke li.e yoon hi likha tha
4
usne ab tak vo choodi utaari nahin
ya'ni kho baithi hai mujh...ko haari nahin
ik do do vazn hai bas mohabbat ka yaar
poori duniya magar is se bhari nahin
2
hamne to bas vazn giraaya hai misron men
tumne to apna meyaar bhi giraa rakha hai
2
rauzan-e-zindaan pe mujhse shaam ko
baat karte hain parinde aankar
1
shaayri khel hai khayaalon ka
aur ye la ke ishq deta hai
mas'ala chhod bahar aur vazn ka
kaam saahil ye kar hi leta hai
1
sahi ka vazn bilkul bhi galat se kam nahin hota
koi shaane jhukaaye hai koi sar ko jhukaaye hai
1
jab vazn badh gaya to bikhrna hai laazmi
in kaale baadlon ka barsna hai laazmi
1
isliye nahin roya ash'aar men
vazn se baahar thii meri siskiyaan
31
Nuance
Originally, 'waz'an' refers to physical weight or mass. In poetry, it transcends to signify the gravity or importance of emotions, words, or situations. It evokes a sense of depth and seriousness, often used to highlight the profound nature of a subject.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'waz'an' to convey the weight of emotions or the significance of a moment. It can contrast with lightness or triviality, emphasizing the profound. Often, it is used to describe the heaviness of love, sorrow, or truth.
Closing Insight
In poetry, 'waz'an' becomes a measure of the soul's depth. It invites reflection on the unseen burdens we carry.