Dilruba
Heart-ravishing beloved; one whose beauty seizes the heart.
Literally: heart-ravisher, enchanting beloved
Dilruba means heart-ravisher — the beloved who seizes the heart and carries it off, a touch more forceful and bewitching than dilbar. It paints beauty as an irresistible power that plunders the lover at a glance. The word (also the name of a stringed instrument) carries a music in it: the heart-ravisher whose presence is itself a kind of melody the lover cannot stop hearing.
Dilruba in Iqbal’s couplets
Sukoot-e-laala-o-gul se kalaam paida kar
Tera dil to hai sanam-aashna tujhe kya milega namaz mein
Daryaon ke dil jis se dahel jaayein wo toofan
Par nahin taaqat-e-parvaaz magar rakhti hai
Aa ik naya shiwala is des mein bana den
Chashm-e-dil wa ho to hai taqdeer-e-aalam be-hijab
Dilbar
The beloved; literally the one who carries off the heart.
Mashuq
The beloved; the one who is loved and desired.
Sanam
Beloved, sweetheart; literally an idol, the beloved worshipped like one.
Yaar
Friend, companion, beloved; the intimate word for the loved one or dear comrade.
Mehboob
'Beloved', 'darling' — one who is loved.