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رباعي

At dawn the narcissus petals were wet

سحرګه وه، د نرګس لېمه لانده

Nazo Tokhiنازو توخي · 17th–18th century (the Pata Khazana gives her birth as 1061 AH, about 1651)

سحرګه وه، د نرګس لېمه لانده، څاڅکي ئې له سترګو څخېده

انګلیسي ژباړه:

It was dawn; the narcissus petals were wet,

Drops, like tears, were running from its eyes.

ما وېل څه دی، ښکلې ګله، ولې ژاړې؟، ده وېل ژوند مې دئ یوه خوله خندېده

انګلیسي ژباړه:

I said: What is it, lovely flower, why do you weep?

It said: My life is one laugh, one single burst of laughing.

د دې شعر په اړه

The only poem of hers the book gives; its compiler says he heard it from his father. The Pata Khazana's authenticity is disputed (see the article), so the poem cannot be dated or attributed independently of that book. Each Pashto line holds both halves, right-hand half first, as printed.

ژباړه: Pashtunxwa

سرچینه: Pata Khazana (Kabul, 1944), entry on Nazo Ana, printed Pashto p. 180, from the Internet Archive scan 'Pata Khazana with Dari-Parsian Translation', PDF p. 192, read from the page image. English: Pashtunxwa's own translation.

نور ولولئ: Nazo Tokhi (Nazo Ana): poet and mother of Mirwais Hotak

Nazo Tokhi

17th–18th century (the Pata Khazana gives her birth as 1061 AH, about 1651)

Remembered as a Pashto poet and as the mother of Mirwais Hotak; her story and her one surviving quatrain come only from the Pata Khazana (1944), a book whose authenticity is disputed.

د Nazo Tokhi په اړه
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