"Cameleer" means "camel driver" for those who are familiar with the word. I chose it because its shorter, and for the fact that in Arabic it is just one word, "jammaal."
المتصفح الذي لديك لايدعم مشغل الأغاني. دبر حالك و روح نزل البرنامج أو .<A HREF="http://www.tarban.net/media/music/R/Rim_Banna/Maraya_El_Ro7//Rim_Banna_Maraya_El_Ro7_Ya_Jammal_www.Tarban.net.mp3">اضغط هنا</A> لسماع الأغنية.
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Jamaal doesnt mean Cameleer!!! Jamal (جمل) is camel, but jamaal (جمال) means beauty!!!!! big difference!!!
no, the song is about a camel driver, if you can't tell that from the context, then search online for the lyrics they are in the cd jacket and it says in the cd jacket the song is an old folk song and jammaal means camel driver
Jamaal = beaty.
Jammaal = camel driver, which is the word that appears in this song.
Printed in Arabic, these words are eyedentical unless the text is voweled. The context tells us the meaning.
Jamaal = beaty.
Jammaal = camel driver, which is the word that appears in this song.
Printed in Arabic, these words are eyedentical unless the text is voweled. The context tells us the meaning.
does anybody know where i can find all or some of the original arabic texts of Rim Banna's songs?
many thanks
Thank you, that was extremely valuable and interesting...I will be back again to read more on this topic.
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