The Hidden Words — §111
Arabic source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 111 of 160.
Source (Arabic)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
SE rendered پسر (psr), تراب (tráb), حکمای (ḥkmáy), عباد (ʿbád), آنانند (ánánnd), سمع (smʿ), نيابند (níábnd) as “SON, DUST, wise, are they, obtain, speak not”
This form usually rendered as “incapable”, “having”, “unless” (3 occurrences)
SE rendered آنانند (ánánnd), سمع (smʿ), نيابند (níábnd), لب (lb), نگشايند (ngsháynd), چنانچه (chnánchh), ساقی (sáqí), طلب (ṭlb), نبيند (nbínd) as “are they, obtain, speak not, even as, cup-bearer, seeker, findeth”
SE rendered آنانند (ánánnd), سمع (smʿ), نيابند (níábnd), لب (lb), نگشايند (ngsháynd), چنانچه (chnánchh), ساقی (sáqí), طلب (ṭlb), نبيند (nbínd), ساغر (sághr) as “are they, obtain, speak not, even as, cup-bearer, seeker, findeth, cup”
This form usually rendered as “search”, “eagerness”, “seeking” (53 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “findeth” (2 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “can”, “proffereth” (3 occurrences)
SE rendered عاشق (ʿáshq), بجمال (bjmál), معشوق (mʿshúq), فائز (fáʾz), نشود (nshúd), از (iz), جان (ján), نخروشد (nkhrúshd), پس (ps), بايد (báyd), حبّه (ḥbbh) as “lover, beauty, beloved, gazeth upon, from, heart, crieth not out, Wherefore, sow, seeds”
This form usually rendered as “lives”, “life”, “soul” (71 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “crieth” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “earth”, “land”, “world” (459 occurrences)
SE rendered علم (ʿlm), ارض (irḍ), طيّبه (ṭíṭbh), قلب (qlb), مبذول (mbdhúl), داريد (dáríd), مستور (mstúr), نمائيد (nmáʾíd), سنبلات (snblát) as “knowledge, soil, pure, heart, keep, hidden, hyacinths”
This form usually rendered as “cherish”, “tree”, “keep” (10 occurrences)
SE rendered طيّبه (ṭíṭbh), قلب (qlb), مبذول (mbdhúl), داريد (dáríd), مستور (mstúr), نمائيد (nmáʾíd), سنبلات (snblát), حکمت (ḥkmt), الهی (al-hí), از (iz), دِل (dil) as “pure, heart, keep, hidden, hyacinths, wisdom, divine, from”
This form usually rendered as “spring” (1 occurrences)
SE expanded to “mire and clay”