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1 Urdu couplets and shers with takraar

takraar(m): argument, tiff

Description of takraar: Takraar is an Urdu word meaning a quarrel, dispute, or argument, often implying emotional friction between people. Unlike jhagda, which denotes a casual or petty spat, takraar carries a sense of prolonged tension. It differs from ladai, a broader fight that may involve physicality, by focusing on verbal discord. In Urdu poetry, takraar evokes lovers' playful banter, as in Ghalib's verses where it heightens romantic longing.

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bosa-e-rukhsaar partakraar rahne deejiye

leejiye ya deejiye

inkaar rahne deejiye

please stop arguing

about a kiss on the cheek

either i give or you give

but pray do not refuse

Hafeez Jaunpuri (1)
bosa (m) (5)

kiss

rukhsaar (m) (2)

face, cheek

takraar (m) (1)

argument, tiff

inkaar (m) (6)

rejection, refusal

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