Sabza
Greenery, fresh young verdure and grass springing up in the garden.
Literally: greenery, fresh grass, verdure
Sabza is the fresh greenery — the new grass and tender verdure that springs up after rain, classically the down of new growth on the earth's cheek and the sign of spring's revival, sometimes the soft green that consoles or that grows over the dust of the dead. It is youth, freshness and the earth made green. Iqbal uses it for the quickening of life after barrenness, the green proof that the rain of grace has reached the ground.
Sabzazaar
A green meadow or grassy expanse, a place lush with verdure.
Marghzaar
A meadow or pasture, a stretch of grassland where flocks graze.
Bahaar
Spring, the season of bloom and renewal when the garden returns to life.
Bahar
A joyous spring raga often paired with Malhar in the monsoon.
Chaman
Garden.
Baaraan
Rain, the water that falls from the clouds to quicken the earth.