Word Meaning

ज़र्रात

Zarraat

hinoun, plural

Meaning

Particles, specks of dust, atoms, or minute components.

Detailed Meaning

The word 'zarraat' is the Arabic plural form of 'zarra', meaning minute particles, atoms, or specks of dust. In this couplet, 'zarraat-e-kaainaat' signifies all the microscopic constituents of the cosmos, each viewed as a divine sign. It reflects the mystical idea that every single element of creation bears testimony to the ultimate Truth.

Etymology

Arabic, regular feminine plural of ذَرَّة (zarrah), derived from the root ذ-ر-ر (ḏ-r-r), referring to scattering or being fine like dust.

Usage

Frequently employed in Sufi and philosophical ghazals to contrast the insignificance of mortal entities with the omnipresent grandeur of the divine.

Examples

The particles of dust dance in the divine light.

Every particle of the cosmos bears witness to truth.

Synonyms

कणरेज़ेअणु

Related Words

ज़र्राकाएनातख़ाक
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