समझावाँ · سمجھاواں
Samjhawan comes from samjhana, to make someone understand. It is the act of coaxing and reasoning with someone — most often with one's own heart, which refuses to listen.
From samjhana, to explain or make someone understand, in a Punjabi-influenced form. The sense is the act of persuading or consoling.
It is not argument. Samjhawan is patient explanation offered to someone in distress — closer to talking a person down than to winning a point.
It suits songs about a relationship in trouble where one voice is still trying, which gives the writing a conversational, back-and-forth quality.
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