What is Pashto tapa pashto tapay poetry new 2022

Pashto Tapa has so much intellectual diversity, taste, natural sweetness and artistic power, maybe no other genre has it.

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It is a well-known fact in Pashtun areas that anyone who is a Pashtun must remember a tapa. Do you remember the pashto tapa? If you remember the pashto tapay and you do not know the history of the pashto tapa and do not have information about the tapa then it is necessary and interesting for you to read this post.

Short history of Pashto tappa.

Pashto Tapa or Tappa,tapay is a very old genre of Pashto folk literature. Tapa is equally popular in all areas of Pashto, but where the some people called tapa and where it’s called short (landaiلنډۍ). There is a lot of talk about naming the cause of the Pashto tapa, as some say it is called an tapa because the speaker puts his hand over one ear to raise his voice while saying it. Some people say that Pashtuns use words like "proverbs" in their speech and often end their speech with "tapa" meaning they use the word "tapa" because it is called tapa. Some people say that if one person is tapa and the other is tapa, then the friend slap on his back for appreciation, so they call him tapa. Some people said about LANDAI is a dangerous type of snake whose venom is very dangerous and that the hill is also affected very quickly so it can be called short. Many people also say that because the tapa is short, it is called short. Such atapa or landai is also called a mesra مصرعهand in the case of mesra, it is said that one mesra of the tapa is short and the other is long and both are called mesra. Some people say that mesra means sweet, and tapa means mesra because it is sweet.

Whatever it is, the Pashto tapa is something that has a short mesra and a long mesra, a short mesra with nine syllables and a long mesra with thirteen syllables.

 چې  لي  و  نے  شوي   حال   دي   او   وے

1      2       3      4         5     6     7    8   9

رو   غو    به     کۀ    له    چا   ته   وے    د    زړه    حا     لو    نا 

 1     2      3       4       5      6      7    8     9      10     11    12    13

There is no rhyme in the tapa, but the last syllable ends in "no" or "don't". The weight and weight of all the tapas are the same. Of course, there are also tapay that have the first syllable rhyming with the second syllable up to five syllables, such as the following Pashto tapa:

زما د عمر سره سمه

ميرات شې غمه پۀ خندا دې تيرومه

The linguists and literary critics who have defined eloquence and sweetness of speech are all present in Pashto. Every kind of article can be described in Tapa and Pashto Tapa has been written on every aspect of life. And many of these articles have made Pashto Tape famous. This small genre of Pashto literature, no matter how small, is comprehensive and compact, and has immense influence. A proverb use in Pashto that the coin is small but full of power; this proverb is fit on Pashto tapa:

Below are a few Pashto tapay for example:

Pashto tappay:

چې يار مې مري ورور مې بيمار کړي

چې د ورور سر ته وير کووم يار يادوومه

 

خلق زيارت له پتاسې وړي

زۀ د جوارو پولۍ وړم چې کُنډه شمه

 

ديوال سورے کړه شونډې راکړه

پلار دې خټګر دے بېا به جوړ کړي ديوالونه

Pashto Tapay New 2022

Pashto Best Tapay New 2022.

You have read a few examples of Pashto tapas. If you consider, Pashto tapas in Pashto literature are good and sweet for everyone and its effect is also great, so its effect is very high and the secret of Tapa's popularity is that it has a lot of eloquence and another important thing is that its accent is public. Pashto tapa usually uses language that the general public understands very quickly and easily. For example, here are a few of the Pashto tapay that are listed below for you to read and consider. It is stated in simple terms.

When we hear about the tapas about nomad, we know that the condition and life of the nomads is described in this Pashto tapa as:

اوښانو بېا غاړې کږې کړې

چې پرې سورې دي سپينې خُلې زېړ پيزوانونه

The camels bend their necks and look back

Because on top of that beautiful maiden girl travels

If one has ever seen a nomadic herd of Pashtun girls riding on camels, the camels bend their limbs from side to side and look back. If anyone has seen this scene, he will be very much aware of the rhetorical quality of this Pashto tapa, what the poet wants to say here and in what beautiful way he has expressed his claim. It is a secret that camels are also interested in the beauty of these young girls and turn their faces away to see this beautiful girls.

Although there is a lot of view about this tapa, the important thing is that in this tapa, the beauty of Pashtun girls is defined.

In another incident, a young girl said to her lover:

تر دې خروړي سپي راتير شه

تر دې ملالې خُلۀ به زۀ درتيره شمه

If you come without seeing you this gray dog

I will give you a kiss in reward

There is a condition in this tapa and it must be accepted by the lover. A nomadic girl bets that she will not hide from a dangerous dog and tells her lover to hide from our dog who does not know you and when you come and accept this challenge I will be rewarded a kiss. There is no stipulation for lover to abstain from artillery and fighting and no stipulation to abide by the nomadic dog and this is very beautiful in this tapa and the taste of the tapa is very strong. Also, in response to this tapa, a young man who was young and dying said to his beloved:

د سپينې خُلې تن راته کېږده

کۀ د چړو پۀ څوکو لار وي در به شمه

Promise me a kiss

Even if it's road on knives, I'll be there

There is a beautiful picture in this tapa too, if you think about it, it is very difficult, if not impossible, to walk on knives. You agree too. Moving on the tip of a knife in this tapa shows that it is very easy for a gray dog ​​to fall on this type of fish who is willing to move on the tip of a knife. There are many such tapa in Pashto literature in which one's heart is expressed in a very simple and eloquent manner. As you read this other verse, consider how beautifully it is expressed in this Pashto verse.

مخ پۀ مړوند کله پټيږي

ظالمه ياره سلامي ولاړه يمه

The hand does not cover the face

Oh Cruel friend! I have raised my Hands to say hi to you

A very good picture is created here in this verse which has a profound effect on the reader or listener by listening and reading. In Pashtun society, it is customary for a shy young girl to hold her hand over her face and cover her face with a veil when a man walks in front of her. It may be that a girl is upset with her lover and complains that you should hide your face from me. So she said to her lover that the purpose of this was not to cover my face, but to raise my hand to greet you. And there is a Pashto proverb which says that moisture does not stick to the finger.

In another episode, a lover looks at a red lily on the nose of a hollowed-out lily and wants to kiss the white lily, so he expresses his desire in this way:

Pashto Tappa

ستا پۀ نتکۍ کښې شيطان ناست دے

هره شيبه مې ستا خولګۍ ته لمسوينه

The devil is in your nose jewelry

He trying to prepared me to kiss you on the cheek

In this trap, it is very clear that the lover wants to kiss the mouth of his beloved, but if he is told to kiss her face to face, it will be a very unpleasant and disgusting thing, so he makes excuses and tells her. The devil is sitting on the nose of the girl who is wearing the same clothes that the Pashtun girl was wearing. Has done and tells him that

I have given the power of the white mouth...

In Pashto poetry, there are many tapas that are not rooted in romantic themes, but they are still sweet and affect the reader and listener. In this trap, a lover says to his beloved:

کۀ د دنيا شرمونه نۀ وے

تا به منګے وړو زۀ به تش درسره تلمه

If only the people had no objection

So I will go with you to GODAR (river bank)

How simple and straightforward this tapa of Pashto is that there is no analysis in it and in a very simple paragraph it is stated that a lover tells his beloved that if there was no talk of people and no shame of the world then when you carrying water jar to Godar for water so I would come and go with you and both of them would be paired, but since this act is considered as a defect in Pashtun society, the poet says that it is not possible for me to feel like this.

In another episode, a lover sends a message to his girlfriend saying, "I am going to kiss your mouth and I want to kiss you:"

کۀ مې اجل ستا پۀ خُلګۍ وي

سبا کفن پۀ سر تړم تاله درځمه

If death is a condition for your kiss

So no matter what, I'm ready to die

There is nothing difficult or analytical thinking in this tapa either, but in very simple language it is said to one's beloved that most people go to dangerous ways and strong forts to see their beloved and are in danger but the poet In this tapa he says that I cover my head with a shroud and I am not afraid of death.

The words of love and affection, no matter how simple and flowing and their accent is common sense, are as sweet as they are read in this verse:

Pashto Tapa

ټوټې ټوټې پۀ تورو راشې

چې پرهرونه دې ګنډم خُله درکوومه

I want you to be hurt in battle

I will sew your wound and kiss your lips

In this tapa, a woman shaves her head to see her lover, but shaves in a way that is acceptable to the lover and the beloved.

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سترګې مې تاته تورولې

چې ته رانغلې پۀ سالو ئې پاکوومه

I did eye makeup for you

If you don't come, I'll wipe it off

He who knows and loves will never forget this tapa. Because turning a blind eye to one's beloved and then wiping one's eyes when one's beloved does not return is a very beautiful effect.

In this verse, read how much a Pashtun lover is ready to sacrifice for her beloved:

چې خپل جانان مې راسره وي

کۀ پۀ ما ګټې د صحرا راچلوينه

 

To be with my beloved

I don't care if I bring stones from the desert

Most of the people work hard for money and bring stones or profit but in this wound a young woman is ready for this hard work to save her life I don't mean profit either

How old are Pashto Tappa?

سپوږميه ګړنګ وهه راخېژه

جانان د ګلو لو کوي ګوتې ريبينه

O moon, rise quickly

My lover harvests the flowers, Possibility to cut fingers.

 

Many of our leading Pashtun researchers and Danish researchers, such as Jens Arnoldson, say that the Pashto tappa belongs to the Aryan period, referring to the Aryan tradition of making soma Harvest and juice during the lunar night on the 14th, because the Pashto tappa is about 4,000 years old. I have quoted this in several places, but when I consider it, it seems to me to be a fabricated myth. Some questions arise which make it difficult to accept this position.

The language of this Pashto tappa is the language of today. It is very simple and flowing. We see the four hundred year old enlightened poetry and it is not so much psychological and simple. With the exception of hidden treasures پټه خزانه. A thousand years ago, the Pashto language could have been...

pashto tapay sms

3. Why didn't the Pashto classical poets mention the Pashto tappa or include them in their divans ... even if they didn't even mention the value ... like the proverbial industry would make it an innovative part of the industry. It was ... there was probably no tappay in that period either...

2. In this Pashto tappa, it is a ... beating ... it seems strange to me every day ... there may be some area or accent, but then there must be a lot of Pashto tappay in that area or accent. ...

I am not satisfied with Malala's victory in Maiwand Square.

2. Kandahar is such an old historical center of the Pashtuns, so why aren't most of the Pashto tappa in the Kandahari dialect in their original condition? Most of the Pashto tappa are in Peshawar dialect.

Why doesn't Tapa show the historical and gradual history of Pashtuns from Aryan period to Islam and then after Islam?

I have more questions like this ... of course I will admit that as a genre of poetry Tappa has so much intellectual diversity, taste, natural sweetness and artistic power, maybe no other genre has it.

Pashto tapay sms

Pashto Tapay is very popular on social media and many users send it to each other via SMS. Here you can read Pashto Tapay SMS below.

جينۍ وړه د يارۍ نۀ ده

کم عقله مور ئې ورله سترګې توروينه

Jinay Wara Da yarai Na Da

Qamaqla Mor E wrala Strge Toraweena

old pashto tapay

 

Pashto tapay 2022

کۀ دې زما ديدن يادېږي

سپږمۍ ته ګوره زۀ به کور ولاړه يمه

Ka de zama dedan yadege

Spogmai ta gora z aba kor walara ema

Pashto tapay lyric in English

جانان دې بد کړي زۀ به ښۀ کړم

چې د بل يار شي زما ښۀ به يادوينه

If my beloved hurt me, I will do well to him

As he will be remembered when he befriends someone else

Old Pashto tappa

کۀ د خالو لښکرې راغلي

زۀ به ګوملو ته د يار ديدن له ځمه

If the armies of Khalo come

I will go to Gomal to see my beloved

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