Word Meaning
मौसिम
mausim
hinoun, masculine
Meaning
Season, weather, or time of year.
Detailed Meaning
Mausim signifies a season, period, or prevailing condition of weather. In this couplet, it appears in the izafat construction 'mausim-e-gul' (the season of flowers or spring), bringing delight and intoxication. It represents a joyous atmospheric shift that tempts the speaker to abandon ascetic vows for wine.
Etymology
Arabic (مَوْسِم, mawsim), derived from the root w-s-m ('to mark'), originally meaning an appointed time, festival, or market-season.
Usage
In classical Urdu ghazal, 'mausim' commonly combines with 'gul' or 'bahaar' as an aesthetic justification for love, madness, and breaking ascetic penance.
Examples
The season of flowers has arrived in the garden.
In the season of parting, every breath is heavy.
Synonyms
ऋतुफ़स्लवक़्तज़माना
Related Words
बहारगुलफ़स्लपैमाना
