@MikeWingert So that is where the Arabic shitaa'/rain شِتاء and winter season/shitaa' are derived from.
One of my students reacting to the song
شتي يا دنيِ ت يصير...
She said it reminds her of the song "Raining Men"
@MikeWingert مليء
malii' in Arabic.
milyaan مليان in spoken Lebaneseِ
mil' az-zamaan ملء الزمان
Refers to the fullness of Time when Jesus became incarnate تجسد.
I also heard an Egyptian priest referring to the time when
Jesus will return to earth.
@GerardAraud@karimbitar Un silence assourdissant est un oxymoron où l'on entend les pleurs des mamans, la destruction des maisons, le déplacement des familles, qui laisse les terres brûlées, qui tue le future d'une nation.
Le Liban saigne. Il est blessé.
@MikeWingert@habahurhahu@hhlahoud I have a feeling it is from the verb HaZia
حَظِيَ
In dialect the Z can be pronounced as D
In dialect it can be used as you mentioned
How did you get/spot him(you were lucky to get him). Not sure it includes the nuance of vision.
@ClassyArabic Dear Mr Miller, most probably 'urjuwaanii color is the purple color extracted from the murex sea shells in ancient times.
Often, the terms Phoenicians & Canaanite are confused together.
Phoenicians were known to wear purple.
Pleasure to read your translations
In this world of browsing bits of truths, of quick lies, of false claims, broken boundaries, of fleeting victories, only the War is dragging on. Only Killing is never- ending.
Pray for the Innocent.