Meaning of
zidd
ज़िद्द • ضد
English
stubbornness; persistence
Hindi
हठ; दृढ़ता
Urdu
ضد; اصرار
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
ye meri zid hi galat thii ki tujhsa ban jaaun
main ab na apni tarah hooñ na tere jaisa hooñ
27
achchhii ladki zid nahin karte
dekho ishq bura hota hai
91
dil aisa ki seedhe ki.e joote bhi badon ke
zid itni ki KHud taaj utha kar nahin pahna
78
teeno zid
dii hain ki ham tujhse kaheinge bhi nahin
tu chhuega bhi nahin zakham bharenge bhi nahin
57
zid har ik baat par nahin achchhii
dost ki dost maan lete hain
53
dhoop ko saaya zameen ko aasmaañ karti hai maa
haath rakhkar mere sar par saayebaan karti hai maa
meri KHvaahish aur meri zid uske qadmon par nisaar
haan ki gunzaish na ho to phir bhi haan karti hai maa
49
ghazab hai vo zid
dii bade ho ga.e
main leta to uth ke khade ho ga.e
31
jugnoo ko din ke vaqt parkhne ki zid karen
bacche hamaare ahd ke chaalaak ho ga.e
30
dilon ki baatein dilon ke andar zaraa si zid se dabii hui hain
vo sunna chahein zubaan se sab kuchh main karna chaahoon nazar se batiyaan
ye ishq kya hai ye ishq kya hai ye ishq kya hai ye ishq kya hai
sulagti saansen tarasti aañkhen machalti roohen dhadkati chhatiyaan
30
dil ki zid is li.e rakh li thii ki aa jaa.e qaraar
kal ye kuchh aur kahega mujhe maaloom na tha
29
ye meri zid hi galat thii ki tujhsa ban jaaun
main ab na apni tarah hooñ na tere jaisa hooñ
27
achchhii ladki zid nahin karte
dekho ishq bura hota hai
91
Nuance
In its original sense, 'zidd' conveys a strong determination, an unyielding spirit that refuses to bend. In poetry, this word often embodies the emotional struggle between desire and reality, highlighting the tension between the heart's wishes and the world's constraints.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'zidd' to explore themes of love and defiance, where the heart's stubbornness becomes a symbol of true passion. It contrasts with resignation, painting a picture of a lover who refuses to give up.
Closing Insight
Zidd captures the essence of human will, a testament to the heart's relentless pursuit of its desires.