Translation into Arabic from English
Hi,
I'm trying to translate the first few lines of the dedication poem in Seven Pillars of wisdom into Arabic
"I loved you, so I gathered these tides of men and wrote my will across the sky in stars."
What I have so far: Ahabbatuka, lidhaalika jama't haadhaa (tides of) rijaal wa katabtu (my will) 'abara as-samaa' fii an-nujuum.
I'm not sure what "my will" would be in this context or "tides of'"Made a mistake should be
"“I loved you, so I drew these tides of men into my hands and wrote my will across the sky in stars”"
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Answers · 6
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"I loved you, so I drew these tides of men into my hands and wrote my will across the sky in stars"
أحببتك، فرسمت تيارات أولاء الرجال في يداي،
وكتبت وصيتي عبر السماء بالنجوم
وكتبت إرادتي عبر السماء بالنجوم
this is literatim.
Will: bequest = testament? use >> وصيتي
Will: Volition? use > إرادتي
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Ahbabtoki ( for a girl) ahabbtuka ( for a man) hob galni arsm alakat elreigal fe yadi wa katabt eradti min khelal el samaa fel nujuum.
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أَحْبَبْتُكََُ لِذَلِكَ رَسَمْتُ جُذُرُ اَلٌرِجَاَلِ فِيِ يَدَيِّ وَ كَتَبْتُ إِرَاَدَتِيِ فِيِ اَلٌسَمَاَءْ
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Men maybe refers to human "tides of men" ( موجات الشعور( العاطفة الإنسانية
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"“I loved you, so I drew these tides of men into my hands and wrote my will across the sky in stars”"
" ahbabtoka , lezalek rasmto gozr al regal fe yadi wa ktabto eradaty fe el samaa"
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