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1 Urdu couplets and shers with gaal

gaal(m): cheek

Description of gaal: The Urdu word gaal means cheek, the fleshy part of the face below the eye. It commonly appears in expressions of emotion, such as tears rolling down one's gaal during moments of sorrow or joy. Unlike the English "cheek," which emphasizes anatomical structure, gaal carries cultural and poetic resonance in Urdu literature. Differs from similar words by its specific reference to facial cheeks rather than broader facial regions. In poetry,

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gulaabi gaal par kuchh rangmujh ko bhi jamaane do

manaane do mujhe bhi jaan-e-mann

tyohaar holi mein

let me also smear a little color

on your rosy cheek

let me, my beloved,

celebrate this Holi with you

Bhartendu Harishchandra (4)
gulaabi (1)

rosy

gaal (m) (1)

cheek

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wings, feathers / upon

rang (m) (12)

color, colors

to apply

to observe, celebrate

jaan (m) (16)

life, strength / beloved

tyohaar (m) (1)

festival

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