اهل درد

Azerbaijani

Other scripts
Cyrillic
Roman əhli-dərd
Perso-Arabic اهل درد

Etymology

From Persian اهل درد.

Noun

اهل درد (definite accusative اهل دردی, plural اهالی درد)

  1. people of pain
    • c. 1494–1556, Fuzuli, داستان ليلى و مجنون, recent edition:
      یا رب بلای عشق ایله قیل آشنا منی
      بیر دم بلای عشقدن ایتمه جدا منی
      آز ایلمه عنایتینی اهل درددن
      یعنی که چوخ بلالارا قیل مبتلا منی
      Oh God, make me acquainted with the affliction of love!
      For one moment make me not separated from the affliction of love!
      Do not lessen your solicitude from the people of pain,
      But rather, make afflicted me one more of them!

Declension


Persian

Etymology

From اهل (ahl) + درد (dard).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): (possibly classical) [æhli dæɾd]
  • IPA(key): (modern) [æhle dæɾd]

Noun

اهل درد (ahl-e dard) (plural اهالی درد (ahâli-ye dard))

  1. (archaic, literature) people of pain

Descendants

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