Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
thanks my dear friend, you´re surely iluminated, come to my qawwali mehfil and..
Urdu translation:
Meray piyaray dost shukriya, yaqeenan app mujasam-e-noor hain,meri mahfail-e-qualli main sherik hoon
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Asghar Bhatti
May 19, 2006 20:40
18 yrs ago
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thanks my dear friend, you´re surely iluminated, come to my qawwali mehfil and..
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English to Urdu
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SAP
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and share the light of God in you with us"
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Asghar Bhatti
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Works in: English to Urdu, Punjabi to English, English to Punjabi, and 1 more.
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Meray piyaray dost shukriya, yaqeenan app mujasam-e-noor hain,meri mahfail-e-qualli main sherik hoon
Meray piyaray dost shukriya, yaqeenan app mujasam-e-noor hain,meri mahfail-e-qualli main sherik hoon oar.....
Illuminated:transitive and intransitive verb enlighten somebody: to provide somebody with knowledge or with intellectual or spiritual enlightenment ( literary ) ( often passive ) ;
transitive verb cause somebody to look happy: to make something, especially somebody's face, look happy and animated;
transitive and intransitive verb shine light on somebody or something: to make somebody or something visible or bright with light, or be lit up
{See Encarta- online Dictionary]
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Note added at 5 hrs (2006-05-20 02:32:21 GMT)
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Meray piyaray dost shukriya, yaqeenan app Allah walay hain,meri mahfail-e-qualli main sherik hoon oar.....
Illuminated:transitive and intransitive verb enlighten somebody: to provide somebody with knowledge or with intellectual or spiritual enlightenment ( literary ) ( often passive ) ;
transitive verb cause somebody to look happy: to make something, especially somebody's face, look happy and animated;
transitive and intransitive verb shine light on somebody or something: to make somebody or something visible or bright with light, or be lit up
{See Encarta- online Dictionary]
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Note added at 5 hrs (2006-05-20 02:32:21 GMT)
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Meray piyaray dost shukriya, yaqeenan app Allah walay hain,meri mahfail-e-qualli main sherik hoon oar.....
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Ashar
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Thanks.
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Rajan Chopra
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Thanks.
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abufaraz
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Thank you , sir.
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Kamran Nadeem
: Perfect !!!
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Thank you Kamran Bhai.
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Shahab Arif
Native in: Pashto (Pushto)
Works in: Pashto (Pushto) to English, English to Pashto (Pushto), Urdu to English, and 29 more.
Shukriya meray dost,yaqeenan app Baa tasawwur )hain, meri qawwali ki mehfil mey tashreef lain oar...
Ferozan/Roshan/Baa tasawwur
All these can be used for illuminated but in this context Baa tasawwur fits (Ferozan/Roshan/Baa tasawwur )
All these can be used for illuminated but in this context Baa tasawwur fits (Ferozan/Roshan/Baa tasawwur )
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Kamran Nadeem
: I was just typing the answer, Bhai jan, you are too quick!!! I deleted my answer. For illuminated, I think "Roshan Zameer" will be more appropriate, what do you think?
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Rajan Chopra
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abufaraz
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Thank You
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Mrudula Tambe
: sounds better, kamran's suggestion is also good
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shukriya aziz dost. bilashuba ap roshan kahyal hayn. meri mehfil-e-qawwali mey shareek hon aur...
shukriya aziz dost. bilashuba ap roshan kahyal hayn. meri mehfil-e-qawwali mey shirkat kejiyay aur...
...Allah kay ata kiya huay noor say hum ko faiz yaab kejiyay.
...Allah kay ata kiya huay noor say hum ko faiz yaab kejiyay.
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abufaraz
: Although your answer somehow expresses the meaning of the sentence, but the word,'Bila Shuba' means 'No doubt' hence does not exactly depict 'Surely', the correct translation of which has been given as 'Yaqeenan' by Mr Asghar Bhatti and Khanzada Sb.
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