1 Urdu couplets and shers with baashindon
baashindon(m): residents, inhabitants
Description of baashindon: Baashindon refers to residents, inhabitants, or dwellers of a place, derived from the Persian root meaning "to remain" or "to dwell." It denotes people who live in a specific location, whether a city, region, or community. Unlike temporary visitors or travelers, baashindon are permanent or long-term occupants with established residence. Differs from the singular form "baashinda," baashindon is the plural, emphasizing collective inhabitants. In Urdu poetry and classical literature, the
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kooche ke us ke baashindon ne
sab ko yahin se salaam kiya
which sanctum? what holy direction?
who is divine? which holy robes?
from the lane of the beloved
we bid farewell to all
holy mosque in Mecca
direction of prayer
sacred or holy place
pilgrimage attire
street
residents, inhabitants
greeting, farewell
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