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1 Urdu couplets and shers with mohtaaj

mohtaaj(m): needy, in want of

Description of mohtaaj: Mohtaaj is an Urdu adjective meaning necessitous, denoting someone very needy, indigent, or pressed by poverty, often implying a state of desperate want. Unlike mere poverty, it conveys a profound sense of dependency and lack, evoking pinched circumstances or destitution. Differs from casual neediness by emphasizing chronic indigence, akin to being moneyless or pauperized. In Urdu poetry, it poignantly captures emotional longing, as in sufi verses portraying the soul's beggarly

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tu bhi mohtaaj haikhushaamad ka

aye khuda, varna

bandagi kya hai

even you need and crave

adulation and flattery

or else, dear god,

what is prayer for?

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mohtaaj (m) (1)

needy, in want of

khushaamad (m) (1)

flattery, adulation

varna (6)

or else

bandagi (f) (3)

worship

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