zada: afflicted, tormented

Description of zada: "Zada" in Urdu means excessive or too much, often used to denote surplus in quantity, emotion, or degree. Unlike "bohat," which implies a large amount without negativity, zada carries a connotation of overabundance or excessiveness. Differs from "zyada" in formal script, as zada is its colloquial phonetic variant common in spoken Punjabi-influenced Urdu. In poetic usage, it evokes overwhelming passion, as in verses lamenting love's zada dard—excessive pain.