Reference · 435 words · 42 Arabic · 47 Sanskrit · 209 Hindi · 105 Persian · 31 unverified · 1 Turkish
The lexicon
Every word the verses taught, in the order you met them — with where each one came from. A Dakhni line is a mixed inheritance you can see.
- 1عید'eed — Eid, the festivalArabic · in Eid has brought joys, Saqi, it is Eid, Baqr-Eid, like life itself, Baqr-Eid brings glad news, Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 2سیویsevi — the servant (?)Sanskrit · in Eid has brought joys
- 3لیاliya — having takenHindi · in Eid has brought joys
- 4آیاaaya — cameSanskrit · in Eid has brought joys, Saqi, it is Eid, Shab-e Barat has come, The season has come, Baqr-Eid brings glad news, The monsoon year has come again
- 5خوشیاںkhushiyaaN — joysPersian · in Eid has brought joys, Shab-e Barat has come
- 6انندanand — blissSanskrit · in Eid has brought joys, Eid has brought joys
- 7اسis — this (obl.)Hindi · in Eid has brought joys, All captives of her locks, Our Hindustan, A sick heart's litany, A spider and a fly
- 8انداںandaaN — bliss (obl. pl.)origin unverified · in Eid has brought joys, The monsoon year has come again
- 9سوںsoN — with, byHindi · in Eid has brought joys, A wind on every side, Clamour of nightingales, My cypress the hunter, I search for my beloved
- 10کریںkareN — let them makeHindi · in Eid has brought joys
- 11خوبیاںkhoobiyaaN — beautiesPersian · in Eid has brought joys
- 12یہyeh — thisHindi · in A mother's dream, Whose mirror is this?, Our Hindustan, A mountain and a squirrel, A spider and a fly
- 13دیکھاdekha — I sawHindi · in A mother's dream
- 14کہki — thatPersian · in A mother's dream, All captives of her locks, My Sanwali, Bismillah, good idea, Urdu comes slowly, Listen, people, to my tale of love, When the beloved gets up, Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 15میںmaiN — IHindi · in A mother's dream, My Sanwali, One moment of your face, A mountain and a squirrel, Chishti and Nanak, Chishti and Nanak, Bismillah, good idea, Bismillah, good idea, Aslam's cat, See what happens next, Shab-e Barat has come, A poet of the Deccan, Moth-like, So long I watched the road, So long I watched the road
- 16جاjaa — goingHindi · in A mother's dream
- 17رہیrahi — am (going)Hindi · in A mother's dream, Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 18ہوںhooN — amHindi · in A mother's dream, Bismillah, good idea, Aslam's cat
- 19کہیںkaheeN — somewhereHindi · in A mother's dream, A cow and a goat
- 20اندھیراandhera — darknessHindi · in A mother's dream, Let there be light
- 21ہےhai — isHindi · in A mother's dream, A wind on every side, Whose mirror is this?, Whose mirror is this?, One moment of your face, A bird's complaint, A child's prayer, A sick heart's litany, Sun and full moon, Sun and full moon, A spider and a fly, Poverty, Poverty, Bismillah, good idea, May Hyderabad stand, Aslam's cat, Aslam's cat, Aslam's cat, Clamour of nightingales, Clamour of nightingales, Magic-eyes, Magic-eyes, Urdu comes slowly, Night, Night, Listen, people, to my tale of love, My cypress the hunter, My cypress the hunter, My cypress the hunter, My cypress the hunter, See what happens next, See what happens next, A poet of the Deccan, A poet of the Deccan, When the beloved gets up, When the beloved gets up, The hot season, The rains, What poverty loses, What poverty loses, Our cow
- 22اورaur — andSanskrit · in A mother's dream, Unglazed pots, Man, Man, Our cow
- 23راہraah — wayPersian · in A mother's dream, A spider and a fly, See what happens next
- 24ملتیmilti — is foundorigin unverified · in A mother's dream
- 25نہیںnaheeN — notHindi · in A mother's dream, Rain from the eyes, Urdu comes slowly
- 26ہواhua — has becomeHindi · in A wind on every side, A wind on every side, The rains, A bird's complaint, Baqr-Eid, like life itself, The season has come
- 27ہرhar — everyPersian · in A wind on every side, A wind on every side, Let there be light, The rains, A sick heart's litany, Clamour of nightingales
- 28طرفtaraf — side, directionArabic · in A wind on every side, The rains, Clamour of nightingales, The rains
- 29جنسjins — kindArabic · in A wind on every side
- 30کاka — ofSanskrit · in A wind on every side, Whose mirror is this?, Whose mirror is this?, Let there be light, One moment of your face, One moment of your face, The rains, A bird's complaint, Chishti and Nanak, A sick heart's litany, A sick heart's litany, Rain from the eyes, Clamour of nightingales, Magic-eyes, Shab-e Barat has come, The season has come, Love's arrow, The hot season, What poverty loses
- 31ہوسhawas — longingArabic · in A wind on every side
- 32ہریhari — greenHindi · in A wind on every side, The season has come, A cow and a goat
- 33بنban — forest, groveHindi · in A wind on every side, A child's prayer
- 34ہزاراںhazaaraaN — thousandsPersian · in A wind on every side
- 35ہلایاhilaaya — set swayingHindi · in A wind on every side
- 36ہمham — weHindi · in All captives of her locks, Our Hindustan
- 37ہوئےhue — becameHindi · in All captives of her locks, All captives of her locks, All captives of her locks, All captives of her locks, The monsoon year has come again
- 38تمtum — youHindi · in All captives of her locks, Rain from the eyes, Speak the truth
- 39میرmir — Mir (the poet)Persian · in All captives of her locks, The morning of old age, Moth-like
- 40کیki — of (fem.)Hindi · in All captives of her locks, Unglazed pots, Unglazed pots, Unglazed pots, My Sanwali, Our Hindustan, A bird's complaint, A child's prayer, May Hyderabad stand, Listen, people, to my tale of love, Listen, people, to my tale of love, A cow and a goat, So long I watched the road, Fellow-feeling
- 41زلفوںzulfoN — locksPersian · in All captives of her locks
- 42کےke — of (obl.)Hindi · in All captives of her locks, In praise of bread, Saqi, it is Eid, Saqi, it is Eid, A child's prayer, Poverty, Shab-e Barat has come, The season has come
- 43سبsab — allHindi · in All captives of her locks, A bird's complaint, Baqr-Eid, like life itself, What poverty loses
- 44اسیرasir — captiveArabic · in All captives of her locks
- 45تازگیtaazgi — freshnessPersian · in Unglazed pots
- 46جیji — heartHindi · in Unglazed pots
- 47تریtari — coolnessPersian · in Unglazed pots
- 48تنtan — bodyPersian · in Unglazed pots
- 49واہwaah — bravoHindi · in Unglazed pots
- 50کیاkya — what aHindi · in Unglazed pots, Baqr-Eid, like life itself, See what happens next, See what happens next
- 51باتbaat — thingHindi · in Unglazed pots, Bismillah, good idea, So long I watched the road
- 52کورےkore — unglazedHindi · in Unglazed pots
- 53برتنbartan — potHindi · in Unglazed pots
- 54منہmuNh — faceHindi · in Whose mirror is this?
- 55تکاtaka — gazed atHindi · in Whose mirror is this?
- 56ہیhi — onlyHindi · in Whose mirror is this?, Man, Man
- 57کرےkare — doesHindi · in Whose mirror is this?
- 58جسjis — whoseHindi · in Whose mirror is this?, Chishti and Nanak, Chishti and Nanak, Magic-eyes, A cow and a goat
- 59تسtis — that oneHindi · in Whose mirror is this?
- 60حیرتیhairati — amazedPersian · in Whose mirror is this?
- 61آئینہaaina — mirrorPersian · in Whose mirror is this?
- 62کسkis — whoseHindi · in Whose mirror is this?, Poverty, Poverty
- 63دورdoor — farPersian · in Let there be light, See what happens next
- 64دنیاdunya — worldArabic · in Let there be light
- 65مرےmere — myHindi · in Let there be light, A mountain and a squirrel
- 66دمdam — breathPersian · in Let there be light
- 67سےse — byHindi · in Let there be light, Let there be light, Our Hindustan, A mountain and a squirrel, The rains, A spider and a fly, A spider and a fly, Poverty, Urdu comes slowly, Speak the truth, Speak the truth, When the beloved gets up, The hot season
- 68ہوho — beHindi · in Let there be light, Let there be light, A mountain and a squirrel, Saqi, it is Eid, A child's prayer, Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 69جائےjaa'e — may goHindi · in Let there be light, Let there be light
- 70جگہjagah — placeHindi · in Let there be light
- 71میرےmere — myHindi · in Let there be light
- 72چمکنےchamakne — shiningHindi · in Let there be light
- 73اجالاujaala — lightHindi · in Let there be light, Shab-e Barat has come
- 74مریmiri — myHindi · in My Sanwali
- 75سانولیsaanwali — dusky girlSanskrit · in My Sanwali
- 76منman — heartHindi · in My Sanwali, Magic-eyes
- 77پیاریpiyaari — darlingSanskrit · in My Sanwali
- 78دیسےdeese — appearsHindi · in My Sanwali, My Sanwali
- 79رنگrang — colourSanskrit · in My Sanwali, Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 80روپroop — formSanskrit · in My Sanwali
- 81کونلیkaunli — lotus-like (?)origin unverified · in My Sanwali
- 82ناریnaari — womanSanskrit · in My Sanwali
- 83تمنtuman — yourorigin unverified · in One moment of your face, Rain from the eyes
- 84مکھmukh — faceSanskrit · in One moment of your face, Sun and full moon
- 85نورnoor — lightArabic · in One moment of your face, No companion as beautiful
- 86جبjab — whenHindi · in One moment of your face, In praise of bread, Poverty, Bismillah, good idea, Clamour of nightingales, When the beloved gets up
- 87دیکھوںdekhoon — I look uponSanskrit · in One moment of your face
- 88اوo — thatPersian · in One moment of your face
- 89ایکek — oneSanskrit · in One moment of your face
- 90جھنjhan — momentSanskrit · in One moment of your face
- 91منجmunj — for meorigin unverified · in One moment of your face
- 92سوsau — hundredHindi · in One moment of your face
- 93برسbaras — yearsSanskrit · in One moment of your face
- 94کاجkaaj — workSanskrit · in One moment of your face
- 95آدمیaadmi — manArabic · in In praise of bread, Poverty, Man, Man
- 96پیٹpeT — bellySanskrit · in In praise of bread
- 97مینmeN — inHindi · in In praise of bread, In praise of bread, The rains
- 98آتیaati — comeHindi · in In praise of bread, A child's prayer, Poverty, Urdu comes slowly
- 99ہینhaiN — areHindi · in In praise of bread, In praise of bread, Man, Man
- 100روٹیانroTiyaaN — breadsHindi · in In praise of bread, In praise of bread
- 101پھولیphooli — swollen (with joy)Hindi · in In praise of bread
- 102نہینnaheeN — notHindi · in In praise of bread
- 103بدنbadan — bodyArabic · in In praise of bread
- 104سماتیsamaati — are containedHindi · in In praise of bread
- 105سارےsaare — wholeHindi · in Our Hindustan
- 106جہاںjahaaN — worldPersian · in Our Hindustan
- 107اچھاachha — betterSanskrit · in Our Hindustan
- 108ہندوستاںhindostaaN — HindustanPersian · in Our Hindustan
- 109ہماراhamaara — ourHindi · in Our Hindustan, Our Hindustan
- 110بلبلیںbulbuleN — nightingalesPersian · in Our Hindustan
- 111ہیںhaiN — areHindi · in Our Hindustan, No companion as beautiful
- 112گلستاںgulistaaN — rose-gardenPersian · in Our Hindustan
- 113سرجsuraj — the sunHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky, Sun and full moon
- 114چندchand — the moonHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 115تاراںtaaraaN — starsHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 116پھلphul — flower (in phul-bāzī, fireworks)Hindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 117بازیاںbaaziyaaN — plays, displaysPersian · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 118تھےthe — from, byorigin unverified · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky, Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky, Rain from the eyes
- 119دھرتdharat — the earthHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 120انبرanbar — the skySanskrit · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 121گلشنgulshan — rose-gardenPersian · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 122روشنroshan — brightHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 123جھلکjhalak — sparkleHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 124پایاpaaya — got, foundHindi · in Fireworks on the earth, a garden in the sky
- 125کوئیkoi — someorigin unverified · in A mountain and a squirrel, No companion as beautiful, Fellow-feeling
- 126پہاڑpahaaR — mountainHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 127کہتاkahta — sayingHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 128تھاtha — wasSanskrit · in A mountain and a squirrel, Fellow-feeling
- 129اکik — aHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel, A spider and a fly, May Hyderabad stand, A cow and a goat
- 130گلہریgilahri — squirrelHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 131تجھےtujhe — to youorigin unverified · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 132شرمsharm — shamePersian · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 133توto — thenHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel, The morning of old age, Speak the truth
- 134پانیpaani — waterHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 135جاکےjaake — goingHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 136ڈوبDoob — drownHindi · in A mountain and a squirrel
- 137برساتbarsaat — the rainsHindi · in The rains
- 138جہانjahaan — worldHindi · in The rains
- 139لشکرlashkar — armyPersian · in The rains
- 140پھسلphisal — slippingHindi · in The rains, The rains
- 141پڑاpaRa — fellHindi · in The rains, The rains
- 142بادلbaadal — cloudsHindi · in The rains
- 143بھیbhi — tooHindi · in The rains, Moth-like, The monsoon year has come again
- 144پرpar — onHindi · in The rains
- 145آتاaata — comesSanskrit · in A bird's complaint
- 146یادyaad — memoryPersian · in A bird's complaint, A sick heart's litany
- 147مجھکوmujhko — to meHindi · in A bird's complaint
- 148گذراguzra — passedHindi · in A bird's complaint
- 149زماناzamaana — timePersian · in A bird's complaint
- 150وہvoh — thatHindi · in A bird's complaint, A bird's complaint, The rains
- 151باغbaagh — gardenPersian · in A bird's complaint
- 152بہاریںbahaareN — springtimesPersian · in A bird's complaint
- 153چہچہاناchahchahaana — chirpingHindi · in A bird's complaint
- 154چشتیchishti — Chishtiorigin unverified · in Chishti and Nanak
- 155نےne — (agent)Hindi · in Chishti and Nanak, Chishti and Nanak, Bismillah, good idea, Night
- 156زمیںzameeN — landPersian · in Chishti and Nanak, A cow and a goat
- 157پیغامpaighaame — message (of)Hindi · in Chishti and Nanak
- 158حقhaq — Truthorigin unverified · in Chishti and Nanak
- 159سنایاsunaaya — proclaimedHindi · in Chishti and Nanak, Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 160نانکnaanak — NanakHindi · in Chishti and Nanak
- 161چمنchaman — gardenPersian · in Chishti and Nanak
- 162وحدتvahdat — onenessPersian · in Chishti and Nanak
- 163گیتgeet — songHindi · in Chishti and Nanak
- 164گایاgaaya — sangHindi · in Chishti and Nanak
- 165ساقیsaaqi — cup-bearerPersian · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 166دیکھdekh — lookHindi · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 167خیالkhayaal — thoughtArabic · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 168موہنیاںmohniyaaN — the charmersSanskrit · in Saqi, it is Eid, Saqi, it is Eid
- 169مےmai — winePersian · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 170لیایاliyaaya — having broughtHindi · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 171کرkar — makeHindi · in Saqi, it is Eid, Weighing sugar in the ear, Weighing sugar in the ear, Moth-like
- 172لےle — takeHindi · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 173نیناںnainaaN — eyesHindi · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 174متوالmatwaal — drunkenHindi · in Saqi, it is Eid
- 175لبlab — lipPersian · in A child's prayer
- 176پہpe — onHindi · in A child's prayer, Sun and full moon, Poverty, Fellow-feeling
- 177دعاdu'aa — prayerorigin unverified · in A child's prayer
- 178تمناtamanna — longingPersian · in A child's prayer
- 179میریmeri — myHindi · in A child's prayer, A child's prayer, Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 180زندگیzindagi — lifePersian · in A child's prayer, Love's arrow
- 181شمعshama — candleorigin unverified · in A child's prayer
- 182صورتsoorat — like, in the formPersian · in A child's prayer
- 183خدایاkhudaaya — O GodPersian · in A child's prayer
- 184کرناkarna — to doHindi · in A sick heart's litany
- 185گھڑیghaRi — momentHindi · in A sick heart's litany
- 186یارyaar — belovedPersian · in A sick heart's litany, When the beloved gets up
- 187وظیفہvazeefa — daily litanyPersian · in A sick heart's litany
- 188مجھmujh — myHindi · in A sick heart's litany
- 189دلdile — heart (of)Persian · in A sick heart's litany, Magic-eyes, I search for my beloved
- 190بیمارbeemaar — sickPersian · in A sick heart's litany
- 191حسنhusn — beautyArabic · in Sun and full moon
- 192تیراtera — yourHindi · in Sun and full moon
- 193فاضلfaazil — surpassingPersian · in Sun and full moon
- 194تراtira — yourHindi · in Sun and full moon
- 195رشکrashk — envy (of)Persian · in Sun and full moon
- 196بدرbadr — full moonorigin unverified · in Sun and full moon
- 197کاملkaamil — perfectorigin unverified · in Sun and full moon
- 198دنdin — daySanskrit · in A spider and a fly, The morning of old age, Night, Weighing sugar in the ear
- 199کسیkisi — someHindi · in A spider and a fly, Fellow-feeling
- 200مکھیmakhi — flyHindi · in A spider and a fly
- 201کہنےkahne — to sayHindi · in A spider and a fly
- 202لگاlaga — beganHindi · in A spider and a fly
- 203مکڑاmakRa — spiderHindi · in A spider and a fly
- 204ہوتاhota — happensHindi · in A spider and a fly, See what happens next
- 205گذرguzar — passingPersian · in A spider and a fly
- 206روزroz — dailyPersian · in A spider and a fly
- 207تمہاراtumhaara — yourHindi · in A spider and a fly
- 208حالhaal — conditionArabic · in Poverty
- 209مفلسیmuflisi — povertyPersian · in Poverty, Poverty, What poverty loses
- 210طرحtarah — wayArabic · in Poverty
- 211اسکوusko — himHindi · in Poverty
- 212ستاتیsataati — tormentsHindi · in Poverty
- 213کہاkaha — saidHindi · in Bismillah, good idea
- 214لوlo — lookHindi · in Bismillah, good idea
- 215مرتاmarta — dyingHindi · in Bismillah, good idea
- 216بولےbole — they saidHindi · in Bismillah, good idea
- 217بسمbism — in the nameArabic · in Bismillah, good idea
- 218اللہallah — of GodArabic · in Bismillah, good idea, Our cow
- 219اچھیachhi — goodHindi · in Bismillah, good idea
- 220حیدرhaidar — Haidar (the city's name)Arabic · in May Hyderabad stand
- 221آبادaabaad — -abad, cityPersian · in May Hyderabad stand
- 222رہےrahe — may remainHindi · in May Hyderabad stand
- 223تاtaa — untilPersian · in May Hyderabad stand
- 224بہba — toPersian · in May Hyderabad stand
- 225قیامتqiyaamat — the ResurrectionPersian · in May Hyderabad stand
- 226قائمqaa'im — standingArabic · in May Hyderabad stand
- 227یہیyahi — this aloneHindi · in May Hyderabad stand
- 228ابab — nowHindi · in May Hyderabad stand
- 229داغdaagh — Daagh (the poet)Persian · in May Hyderabad stand, Urdu comes slowly
- 230مسلمانوںmusalmaanoN — of MuslimsPersian · in May Hyderabad stand
- 231بستیbasti — settlementHindi · in May Hyderabad stand
- 232چھوٹیchhoTi — littleHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 233سیsi — -ishHindi · in Aslam's cat, No companion as beautiful
- 234بلیbilli — catHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 235کوko — toHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 236کرتاkarta — doHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 237پیارpyaar — loveHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 238صافsaaf — cleanPersian · in Aslam's cat
- 239ستھریsuthri — tidyHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 240بڑیbaRi — greatHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 241کھلاڑkhilaaR — playerHindi · in Aslam's cat
- 242پڑھتےpaRhte — readHindi · in Man
- 243قرآنqur'aan — the Qur'anArabic · in Man
- 244نمازnamaaz — prayersPersian · in Man
- 245یانyaaN — hereHindi · in Man
- 246انکیunki — theirHindi · in Man
- 247چراتےchuraate — stealHindi · in Man
- 248جوتیانjootiyaaN — shoesHindi · in Man
- 249شوقshauq — longingArabic · in Rain from the eyes
- 250نینnain — eyesHindi · in Rain from the eyes, Magic-eyes
- 251مینہہmeenh — rainHindi · in Rain from the eyes
- 252چوےchuve — dripsHindi · in Rain from the eyes
- 253اےe — theseHindi · in Rain from the eyes, Urdu comes slowly
- 254باتاںbaataan — wordsSanskrit · in Rain from the eyes
- 255جھوٹjhooT — lieHindi · in Rain from the eyes
- 256دیکھوdekho — seeSanskrit · in Rain from the eyes, The rains
- 257ساچsaach — trueHindi · in Rain from the eyes
- 258سروsarv — cypress (the beloved)Persian · in Clamour of nightingales, My cypress the hunter
- 259میراmera — myHindi · in Clamour of nightingales, My cypress the hunter, I search for my beloved
- 260ستیsati — sinceHindi · in Clamour of nightingales
- 261گلgul — flowerPersian · in Clamour of nightingales
- 262پوشposh — clothed inPersian · in Clamour of nightingales
- 263بلبلاںbulbulaaN — nightingalesArabic · in Clamour of nightingales
- 264جوشjosh — clamourPersian · in Clamour of nightingales
- 265شکارshikaar — prey, huntingPersian · in Magic-eyes
- 266اندازandaaz — shooter (of)Persian · in Magic-eyes
- 267ووvo — thatHindi · in Magic-eyes
- 268ہرنharan — thief (of)Sanskrit · in Magic-eyes
- 269لقبlaqab — titleArabic · in Magic-eyes
- 270شوخshokh — saucy onePersian · in Magic-eyes, My cypress the hunter
- 271جادوjaadu — magicPersian · in Magic-eyes
- 272صبحsubah — morningArabic · in The morning of old age
- 273پیریpiri — old ageHindi · in The morning of old age
- 274شامshaam — eveningPersian · in The morning of old age, Night, Moth-like
- 275ہونےhone — to becomeHindi · in The morning of old age
- 276آئیaai — has comeHindi · in The morning of old age, Night
- 277نہna — notorigin unverified · in The morning of old age, No companion as beautiful, Love's arrow
- 278چیتاcheta — came to your sensesHindi · in The morning of old age
- 279یاںyaaN — hereHindi · in The morning of old age
- 280بہتbahut — veryHindi · in The morning of old age
- 281کمkam — littlePersian · in The morning of old age
- 282رہاraha — remainedHindi · in The morning of old age
- 283کھیلkhel — a gameHindi · in Urdu comes slowly
- 284یاروںyaaroN — friendsPersian · in Urdu comes slowly
- 285کہدوkahdo — tellHindi · in Urdu comes slowly
- 286اردوurdu — UrduTurkish · in Urdu comes slowly
- 287زبانzabaan — languagePersian · in Urdu comes slowly
- 288آتےaate — comingHindi · in Urdu comes slowly, Urdu comes slowly
- 289سچsach — truthHindi · in Speak the truth
- 290کہوkaho — speakHindi · in Speak the truth
- 291گےge — willorigin unverified · in Speak the truth, Speak the truth
- 292رہوraho — will stayHindi · in Speak the truth
- 293شادshaad — happyPersian · in Speak the truth
- 294فکرfikr — worryArabic · in Speak the truth
- 295پاکpaak — freePersian · in Speak the truth
- 296رنجranj — griefPersian · in Speak the truth
- 297آزادaazaad — freePersian · in Speak the truth, My cypress the hunter
- 298گیاgaya — goneHindi · in Night, Moth-like
- 299ہوئیhui — has fallenHindi · in Night
- 300راتraat — nightHindi · in Night, Night
- 301خداkhuda — GodPersian · in Night, Shab-e Barat has come
- 302عجبajab — wondrousArabic · in Night
- 303شےshai — thingArabic · in Night
- 304بنائیbanaai — has madeHindi · in Night
- 305ابھیabhi — again, just nowHindi · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 306جوںjuN — likeHindi · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 307جانjaan — lifePersian · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 308بکریدbakreed — Baqr-Eid, the feast of sacrificeArabic · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself, Baqr-Eid, like life itself, Baqr-Eid brings glad news, Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 309جگjag — the worldHindi · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 310کوںkoN — to (obj.)Hindi · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 311آبادانaabaadaan — flourishingPersian · in Baqr-Eid, like life itself
- 312سنوsuno — listenHindi · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 313لوگlog — peopleHindi · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 314پریمprem — loveSanskrit · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 315کہانیkahaani — taleorigin unverified · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 316پیلاpeela — yellowSanskrit · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 317عاشقی'aashiqi — being in lovePersian · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 318نشانیnishaani — signPersian · in Listen, people, to my tale of love
- 319مہرmihr — kindnessPersian · in My cypress the hunter
- 320بےbe — withoutPersian · in My cypress the hunter, When the beloved gets up
- 321دردdard — pityPersian · in My cypress the hunter, When the beloved gets up
- 322صیادsayyaad — hunterorigin unverified · in My cypress the hunter
- 323عشق'ishq — loveArabic · in See what happens next, Love's arrow
- 324روتاrota — weepingHindi · in See what happens next
- 325آگےaage — aheadHindi · in See what happens next, See what happens next
- 326دیکھیےdekhiye — see (polite)Hindi · in See what happens next
- 327کرمkaram — graceArabic · in Shab-e Barat has come
- 328سیتےseete — by, fromorigin unverified · in Shab-e Barat has come, The monsoon year has come again
- 329شبراتshabraat — Shab-e Barat, the night of the 14th of Sha'banPersian · in Shab-e Barat has come
- 330جگتjagat — the worldSanskrit · in Shab-e Barat has come
- 331دکھایاdikhaaya — has shownorigin unverified · in Shab-e Barat has come
- 332رتrut — seasonSanskrit · in The season has come
- 333کلیاںkaliyaan — budsSanskrit · in The season has come
- 334راجraaj — reignHindi · in The season has come
- 335ڈالDaal — boughHindi · in The season has come
- 336سرsar — on the headPersian · in The season has come
- 337پھولاںphoolaan — of flowersSanskrit · in The season has come
- 338تاجtaaj — crownsPersian · in The season has come
- 339برستاbarasta — rain downSanskrit · in No companion as beautiful
- 340تیرےtere — yourSanskrit · in No companion as beautiful
- 341جلواjalwa — radianceArabic · in No companion as beautiful
- 342دیکھیdekhi — have I seenSanskrit · in No companion as beautiful, So long I watched the road
- 343تجھtujh — you (obl.)origin unverified · in No companion as beautiful
- 344سندرsundar — beautifulSanskrit · in No companion as beautiful
- 345سہیلیsaheli — companionorigin unverified · in No companion as beautiful
- 346جسےjise — whomHindi · in Love's arrow
- 347تیرteer — arrowPersian · in Love's arrow
- 348کاریkaari — deep, mortalPersian · in Love's arrow
- 349لگےlage — strikesHindi · in Love's arrow, Love's arrow
- 350اسےuse — to himHindi · in Love's arrow
- 351کیوںkyuN — whyHindi · in Love's arrow
- 352بھاریbhaari — heavySanskrit · in Love's arrow
- 353ولیvali — Wali (the poet)Arabic · in A poet of the Deccan
- 354ایرانiraan — IranPersian · in A poet of the Deccan
- 355وo — andPersian · in A poet of the Deccan
- 356توراںtooraaN — TuranPersian · in A poet of the Deccan
- 357مشہورmashhoor — famousArabic · in A poet of the Deccan
- 358اگرچہagarcha — althoughPersian · in A poet of the Deccan
- 359شاعرshaa'ir — poetorigin unverified · in A poet of the Deccan
- 360ملکmulk — land (of)Arabic · in A poet of the Deccan
- 361دکنdakan — the DeccanHindi · in A poet of the Deccan
- 362نسnis — nightHindi · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 363جپتیjaptee — she repeatsHindi · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 364میٹھےmeeThe — sweetHindi · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 365بچنbachan — wordsSanskrit · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 366سورنsawran — earSanskrit · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 367تراجوtaraajoo — balancePersian · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 368لیوںleooN — I takeorigin unverified · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 369جوکھjokh — weighHindi · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 370شکرshakar — sugarorigin unverified · in Weighing sugar in the ear
- 371چراگاہcharaagaah — pasturePersian · in A cow and a goat
- 372بھریbhari — fullHindi · in A cow and a goat
- 373تھیthi — wasSanskrit · in A cow and a goat, A cow and a goat
- 374سراپاsaraapa — through and throughPersian · in A cow and a goat
- 375بہارbahaar — springPersian · in A cow and a goat, What poverty loses
- 376مجلسmajlis — assemblyArabic · in Moth-like
- 377آفاقaafaaq — the worldArabic · in Moth-like
- 378پروانہparvaana — mothPersian · in Moth-like
- 379ساںsaaN — likePersian · in Moth-like
- 380اپنیapni — his ownHindi · in Moth-like
- 381سحرsahar — dawnArabic · in Moth-like
- 382پہلوpahlu — sidePersian · in When the beloved gets up
- 383اٹھتاuThta — risesHindi · in When the beloved gets up, When the beloved gets up
- 384اختیارikhtiyaar — controlArabic · in When the beloved gets up
- 385مئیmai — Mayorigin unverified · in The hot season
- 386آنaan — having comeHindi · in The hot season
- 387پہنچاpahuncha — arrivedHindi · in The hot season
- 388مہینہmahina — monthPersian · in The hot season
- 389بہاbaha — ranHindi · in The hot season
- 390چوٹیchoTi — crown of the headorigin unverified · in The hot season
- 391ایڑیeRi — heelHindi · in The hot season
- 392تکtak — toHindi · in The hot season
- 393پسیناpasina — sweatHindi · in The hot season
- 394اٹھیuThi — has risenHindi · in The rains
- 395کالیkaali — blackSanskrit · in The rains, The rains
- 396گھٹاghaTa — cloud-massSanskrit · in The rains, The rains
- 397چاروںchaaroN — all fourHindi · in The rains
- 398چھانےchhaane — spreading overHindi · in The rains
- 399والیwaali — the one thatHindi · in The rains
- 400خوشیkhushi — of joyPersian · in Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 401خبراںkhabraaN — newsArabic · in Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 402قرباںqurbaaN — a sacrificeArabic · in Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 403ہولےhole — having becomeHindi · in Baqr-Eid brings glad news
- 404مرگmirg — monsoonorigin unverified · in The monsoon year has come again
- 405سالsaal — yearPersian · in The monsoon year has come again
- 406دندیاںdandiyaan — enemiesorigin unverified · in The monsoon year has come again
- 407پامالpaamaal — trampledPersian · in The monsoon year has come again
- 408عزیزاں'azeezaan — dear onesArabic · in The monsoon year has come again
- 409خوشحالkhushhaal — gladPersian · in The monsoon year has come again
- 410ایتیeetee — so muchHindi · in So long I watched the road
- 411پیوpiu — belovedorigin unverified · in So long I watched the road, I search for my beloved
- 412کیتاkeetaa — how muchorigin unverified · in So long I watched the road
- 413ڈھونڈتیDhoonDtee — searchingHindi · in So long I watched the road
- 414پھریphiree — I wanderedHindi · in So long I watched the road
- 415توکیtokee — for youHindi · in So long I watched the road
- 416ٹہنیTahni — twigHindi · in Fellow-feeling
- 417شجرshajar — treeArabic · in Fellow-feeling
- 418تنہاtanha — aloneSanskrit · in Fellow-feeling
- 419بلبلbulbul — nightingalePersian · in Fellow-feeling
- 420اداسudaas — sadSanskrit · in Fellow-feeling
- 421بیٹھاbaiTha — perchedHindi · in Fellow-feeling
- 422کھوتیkhoti — losesHindi · in What poverty loses, What poverty loses
- 423مردmard — a manPersian · in What poverty loses
- 424اعتبارe'tibaar — credit, standingArabic · in What poverty loses
- 425سبحانsub'haan — gloryArabic · in Our cow
- 426دودھdoodh — milkHindi · in Our cow
- 427کیساkaisa — how (fine)Hindi · in Our cow
- 428تازہtaaza — freshPersian · in Our cow
- 429گرمgarm — warmPersian · in Our cow
- 430سفیدsafed — whitePersian · in Our cow
- 431میٹھاmeeTha — sweetHindi · in Our cow
- 432ڈھونڈوںDhoonDoN — I searchHindi · in I search for my beloved
- 433رےre — O!Sanskrit · in I search for my beloved, I search for my beloved
- 434آنکھیاںaankhiyaaN — eyesSanskrit · in I search for my beloved
- 435بھیترbheetar — withinSanskrit · in I search for my beloved