Arabic Stories: S3E16: Seedo سيدو (Grandpa)
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Today's story is about my Seedo, my dear mother's father and my late grandpa, and how his passing marked the end of my summers in Palestine.
At the end of this episode, I am sharing a snippet of "Ya Thalaam al sijn" sung by Macadi Nahhas.
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Vocab:
m5aTTaTlo- planned for it مْخَطَّطْلُه
qimmet- at the height/ peak of قِمِّة
tamarrudi- my rebellion/ revolt تَمَرُّدي
ghaDabi- my anger/ wrath غَضَبي
byikbit- it suppresses بْيِكْبِت
ta3beeri 3an nafsi- my self expression تَعْبيري عَن نَفْسي
el 5aTT- the line الْخَط
a3lanat- she announced أعْلَنَت
Daayillo- remaining for him ضايِلُّه
eySa77eeni- he wakes me up يْصَحِّيني
el fajer- Dawn الْفَجِر
el naafoora- the fountain النَّافورَة
3akkaazto- his crutch/ cane عَكَّازْتُه
eyshajji3- he encourages يْشَجِّع
yistanshiq- he inhales يِسْتَنْشِق
yitZawwaq- he tastes/ savors يِتْذَوَّق
ma7room- deprived مَحْروم
3afawiyya- spontaneous عَفَوِيَّة
dukkaano- small shop/ store دُكَّانُه
booZa- ice cream بوظَة
mintihi taaree5ha- expired مِنْتِهي تاريخْها
el 3ilba- the can الْعِلْبَة
el tallaaja- the fridge الثَلاَّجَة
itshahhi- mouth watering تْشَهِّي
yista2bilna- he welcomes us يِسْتَقْبِلْنا
mad5al- entrance مَدْخَل
Saa7i- awake صاحي
mSaddi2- believing مْصَدِّق
a3Daa2 jismo- his body organs أعْضاء جِسْمُه
tifshal- it fails تِفْشَل
ma7ZooZeen- lucky مَحْظوظين
m7awwaT- surrounded مْحَوَّط
ajyaal- generations أجْيال
a7faado- his grandchildren أحْفادُه
mu2athir- moving مُؤَثِّر
waSSalatni- delivered me وَصَّلَتْني
Dallili- remained for me ضَلِّلِي
laabis- wearing لابِس
raakiz- leaning on راكِز