Words tagged under "Poetry"
List of Urdu words and terms related with "Poetry" consisting of definitions, descriptions, elucidations and topical and subject-specific categorizations
bait-baazii
the poetic competitive game starts with the first person reciting complete 'bismillah' then the opponent team will recite a verse starting with 'meem (the last alphabet of complete 'bismillah') another verse starting with the last letter of the verse used by the previous player, a verse that has already been used in a game may not be repeated
chaupaa.ii
a kind of metre or verse consisting of four short lines in Hindi poetry
chhappa
an Urdu poetic genre where stanzas of six lines with varied rhyme sceheme
farshii-nishast
a program of poetry with sitting arrangement on the floor
haasil-e-Gazal
the best couplet in a ghazal
hudaa
camel rider's traditional song, song sung to move camel
irtijaal
act of composing poetry or any literary piece extempore, speaking extempore, improvisation
kaifya
a type of pros or poetry that reflects human emotions
KHumaasii
pentagonal, an Arabic word of five letters, having five components, quinate
ku.nDaliya
a species of stanza in Hindi poetry (a compound metre of six lines consisting of a doha followed by two kavyas, four charans of five feet each = 24 instants, 6+4+3+6, pause at the eleventh instant of each charan, the last charan of the doha must be repeated in the beginning of the kavya, and the last two syllables of the kavya must be the same as the first two of the doha, it is hence compared to a circle, or to the coil of a snake, the opposite ends of which unite)
kulliyaat
complete literary, usually poetical works, whole work of an author or poet
maa'muuliyaat
engaging with trivialities or routine things in poetry
maa'shuuq-e-majaazii
a human beloved, contrary to her being the Divine, mortal beloved
manqabat
anything in which a man glories or which confers on him pre-eminence, glory, ability, accomplishment; praise (especially of the Prophet and his companions)
manzuumaat
poems, poetic compositions, collection of 'Nazm' as opposed to the collection of 'Ghazal'
marsiya-go
elegist, poet who writes elegies or dirges, dirge singer
masnavii
poetry consisting of distichs corresponding in measure, each consisting of a pair of rhymes (besides which the distichs have distinct poetical endings); heroic verse
matla'-e-nau
new dawn, rising (of the stars, or of the sun), new,
matla'-e-saanii
second opening couplet of a ghazal
misra'-e-avval
first hemstitch, first line of a couplet or poem
misra'-e-mauzuu.n
like a line in a couplet, semantically and syntactically correct and appropriate prosody
misra'-e-tarh
line set for composition of verse or ghazal
mu'aamala-band
Poetry: the poet who describe his personal love story in the poetry
mu'aamala-bandii
poetical treatment of a topic, usually of love
murabbaa'-qit'a
(Poetry) a kind of qit'a which is based on four lines (misra)
nain-jharokaa
Poetry: the eye window (the eye is simile with a window)
nazm-e-aazaad
poetry in free verse, an open form of poetry
nazm-e-mu'arra
a poem which follows a meter but does not necessarily follow a rhyme and refrain, free verse
payyaa.n
plural of foot (often used in poetry)
pit
bile, the bitter secretion from the liver
pratham
foremost, first, initial, earliest, primary
rubaa'ii
four, one out of four, the fourth part
san'at-e-iihaam
art of creating ambiguity, use of double entendre
san'at-e-tarsii'
making the words of two verses rhyming and corresponding to each other
san'at-e-tas.hiif
changing the diacritical points of a word so as to alter the meaning from praise to satire
san'at-e-taushiih
(in poetry) arranging the verses so that the initial of each line being put together may form some word or verse
sii-harfii
a genre of Punjabi poetry in which couplets begin with letters in alphabetical order (usually 30) verses
zamiin-e-murda
(in poetry) a weak poem, an obsolete refrain and rhyme
zamiin-e-she'r
prosody of a couplet, set meter of a ghazal or verse
zamiin-e-tarah honaa
to have a set rhyme and refrain defined for a ghazal to be composed in
zuu-bahrain
in prosody a poem that can be read in two or more meters