Meaning of
yaasiyat
यासियत • بنت
English
melancholy; sadness
Hindi
उदासी; विषाद
Urdu
اداسی; غم
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
KHud ko sheesha kar liya hai yaar maine
ab to teraa dekhna banta hai mujh ko
32
teraa banta tha ki tu dushman ho
apne haathon se khilaaya tha tujhe
teri gaali se mujhe yaad aaya
kitne taano se bachaaya tha tujhe
114
main akela hi chala tha jaanib-e-manzil magar
log saath aate ga.e aur kaarwaan banta gaya
67
zikr tumhaara bahut zaroori in ghazalon men jaaneman
chaai bina adrak ko dale achchhii thodii banti hai
59
pahli ghalti par mat chhodo mujh...ko tum
pahli roti gol nahin banti jaanaan
55
banta tha din tumhaara kabhi dekh kar mujhe
tum vaqt de rahe ho ghadi dekh kar mujhe
55
sar-zameen-e-hind par aqwaam-e-aalam ke firaq
qafile baste ga.e hindostaan banta gaya
48
apne man men doob kar pa ja suraagh-e-zindagi
tu agar meraa nahin banta na ban apna to ban
45
uski tasveer band aankhoñ se
pahle banti thii ab nahin banti
36
ye banta setu kaise tere us dil tak muqaddar men
ki patthar tairta meraa nahin tere samundar men
36
KHud ko sheesha kar liya hai yaar maine
ab to teraa dekhna banta hai mujh ko
32
teraa banta tha ki tu dushman ho
apne haathon se khilaaya tha tujhe
teri gaali se mujhe yaad aaya
kitne taano se bachaaya tha tujhe
114
Nuance
The word 'yaasiyat' evokes a deep sense of melancholy, a quiet sadness that permeates the soul. In poetry, it often captures the essence of longing and the silent tears of the heart.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'yaasiyat' to express the sorrow of unfulfilled desires. It often appears in verses about lost love, the passage of time, and the inevitability of change.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'yaasiyat' becomes a mirror reflecting the soul's deepest sorrows.