Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Jan 7, 2006 09:22
18 yrs ago
Arabic term
نîلًوٍ
Arabic to English
Art/Literary
Poetry & Literature
هو انشêنة:
ظêد çé بهرسèنé تظوٌé
×ارشé بانعêث نندار ساêن
êرشدèوم ظنé زبو انهجوé
ظêد çجو نلو ظâب انهحاêن
ظêد çé بهرسèنé تظوٌé
×ارشé بانعêث نندار ساêن
êرشدèوم ظنé زبو انهجوé
ظêد çجو نلو ظâب انهحاêن
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | turned back | Dina Abdo |
4 +1 | "song" | Hassan Al-Haifi (wordforword) |
Proposed translations
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3 hrs
Arabic term (edited):
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turned back
لفن بمعنى لففن أي استدرن عائدات
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Note added at 2 days 33 mins (2006-01-09 09:55:37 GMT)
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نلو as I see it would stand for نللو as in common gulf dialect; that is بلتح انناه èتشدêد èمسر انلاء èسمèو انوèو. I read it as if the poet is talking about the joy of the camels turning back with his beloved (or bride as talking wedding rituals) on them after his calls for them not to leave.
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Note added at 2 days 33 mins (2006-01-09 09:55:37 GMT)
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نلو as I see it would stand for نللو as in common gulf dialect; that is بلتح انناه èتشدêد èمسر انلاء èسمèو انوèو. I read it as if the poet is talking about the joy of the camels turning back with his beloved (or bride as talking wedding rituals) on them after his calls for them not to leave.
Peer comment(s):
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Hassan Al-Haifi (wordforword)
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8 hrs
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plz view my note added. And welcome back ... it's been a while since we last saw you on kudoz :)
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Comment: "thanks."
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10 hrs
Arabic term (edited):
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"song"
The ن here is the article " ان", or the, as in some dilaects they tend to remove the "ا" or use other letters such as ه as in هلو. This is the case in the Tehama strip that stretches down the eastern Arabian Peninsula from Hejaz to the southern tip of Yemen.
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