Word Meaning

समंद-नाज़

samand-e-naaz

hinoun

Meaning

A steed of grace, elegance, or noble pride.

Detailed Meaning

In Persian and Urdu poetic tradition, this compound metaphorically describes a horse possessing immense elegance, stately pride, or a coquettish gait. In this verse, Ghalib uses it laudatorily to envision his noble patron majestically mounted in royal splendor.

Etymology

Persian: samand (steed, dun/bay horse) + nāz (grace, elegance, coquetry).

Usage

Commonly employed in qasidas and ghazals to praise the majestic equestrian stature of a patron or the coquettish movement of the beloved.

Examples

Astride the steed of grace, he swept across the plains.

The arrival of the beloved upon the noble mount of pride.

Synonyms

रख़्श-ए-नाज़अश्व-ए-ग़ुरूर

Related Words

समंदनाज़सवाररख़्श
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