je voudrais traduire [un mot arabe]
Posted: 18 Dec 2004 20:00
je voudrais traduire "معتصماه" vers le français
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Pour plus de lisibilité.Anonymous wrote:je voudrais traduire "معتصماه" vers le français
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je voudrais traduire [un mot arabe]
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Re: je voudrais traduire "مع
Posted: 18 Dec 2004 20:07
Posted: 18 Dec 2004 21:05
Selon un ami, ce ne serait qu'un nom prononcé mu'tassimah.
Pour appeler quelqu'un, il faudrait dire معتصم qui se
prononce mu'tasem.
Pour appeler quelqu'un, il faudrait dire معتصم qui se
prononce mu'tasem.
Posted: 19 Dec 2004 14:39
معتصم mu`taSam signifie "refuge".SubEspion wrote:Selon un ami, ce ne serait qu'un nom prononcé mu'tassimah.
Pour appeler quelqu'un, il faudrait dire معتصم qui se
prononce mu'tasem.
Posted: 19 Dec 2004 20:08
Malheureusement les scripts étrangers (arabes et grecs en tout cas) ne passsent pas dans les titres des topics (chez moi du moins, et chez beaucoup d'autres, je le sais : nous en avions discuté).Je me suis donc permis d'éditer le titre.
Posted: 13 Jan 2005 03:35
excuse me guys 4 not speaking French
Je parle francais comme une vache espagnole
anyway
there's a very famous story abt an arab leader called ( al mutasim bellah)
المعتصم بالله who conquered many countries
in a market in one of those countries , a moslem woman quarelled with a non-moslem man , and the fight developed till he removed her veil and tried to beat her so she shouted ( waaa mutasimah) for help , and ppl tried to help her , after a few days whn al mutasim knew abt this ( he was in Bagdad as i think) , he sent a very strong threatening letter to leader of the enemy . and send thousands of soldiers to fight the Romans or the Greek ( i dont remember...)because this woman had asked for his help to save the moslem honor and reputation so he did come to protect the moslem pride . this story has become a movie and has been taught at schools . it's name is ( wa islamah ) as i remember.
so the word معتصماه
is a way of calling or addressing someone whose name is mutasim especially to ask desperately for help . but this way , is very litteral and not used now adays in spoken or literal language. it may be a poetic or literaray word .
wa is like o
bye
MM
Je parle francais comme une vache espagnole
anyway
there's a very famous story abt an arab leader called ( al mutasim bellah)
المعتصم بالله who conquered many countries
in a market in one of those countries , a moslem woman quarelled with a non-moslem man , and the fight developed till he removed her veil and tried to beat her so she shouted ( waaa mutasimah) for help , and ppl tried to help her , after a few days whn al mutasim knew abt this ( he was in Bagdad as i think) , he sent a very strong threatening letter to leader of the enemy . and send thousands of soldiers to fight the Romans or the Greek ( i dont remember...)because this woman had asked for his help to save the moslem honor and reputation so he did come to protect the moslem pride . this story has become a movie and has been taught at schools . it's name is ( wa islamah ) as i remember.
so the word معتصماه
is a way of calling or addressing someone whose name is mutasim especially to ask desperately for help . but this way , is very litteral and not used now adays in spoken or literal language. it may be a poetic or literaray word .
wa is like o
bye
MM