अमीक़

Meaning

Deep, profound, or bottomless.

Detailed Meaning

In classical poetry, 'amīq' signifies physical, intellectual, or existential depth, such as an unfathomable sea or profound contemplation. In this couplet, it characterizes the ocean of existence ('bahr-e-amīq'), highlighting the vastness and mystery of life. This boundless depth stands in sharp contrast to the transient vanity of the mortal self.

Etymology

Arabic root 'ain-mīm-qāf (ع-م-ق), denoting depth or profundity.

Usage

Commonly paired with 'bahr' (sea) or 'nazar' (vision) in Ghazal to evoke metaphysical abyss or intense reflection.

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