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salam al-rassi b. 1911 SE leb
ʔana baʕeɖ meɖɖi ṭawīli ḥakayta bet-talvezyōn. w-ṛāḥat meɖɖi waʔella ʔensēn mɳel-žanūb… šefto layš ʔana betʕaṣṣab lel-žanūb? zalame mɳel-žanūb ʔeʐ̌a sal—
after a long time i told it on TV. later suddenly a jnoubi… you see why i'm so gung-ho abt the south? a jnoubi came—
ʔana baʕeɖ meɖɖi ṭawīli ḥakayta bet-talvezyōn. w-ṛāḥat meɖɖi waʔella ʔensēn mɳel-žanūb… šefto layš ʔana betʕaṣṣab lel-žanūb? zalame mɳel-žanūb ʔeʐ̌a sal—
after a long time i told it on TV. later suddenly a jnoubi… you see why i'm so gung-ho abt the south? a jnoubi came—
November 8, 2025 at 8:26 PM
salam al-rassi b. 1911 SE leb
ʔana baʕeɖ meɖɖi ṭawīli ḥakayta bet-talvezyōn. w-ṛāḥat meɖɖi waʔella ʔensēn mɳel-žanūb… šefto layš ʔana betʕaṣṣab lel-žanūb? zalame mɳel-žanūb ʔeʐ̌a sal—
after a long time i told it on TV. later suddenly a jnoubi… you see why i'm so gung-ho abt the south? a jnoubi came—
ʔana baʕeɖ meɖɖi ṭawīli ḥakayta bet-talvezyōn. w-ṛāḥat meɖɖi waʔella ʔensēn mɳel-žanūb… šefto layš ʔana betʕaṣṣab lel-žanūb? zalame mɳel-žanūb ʔeʐ̌a sal—
after a long time i told it on TV. later suddenly a jnoubi… you see why i'm so gung-ho abt the south? a jnoubi came—
ʔixtyār إِخْتْيَار is also the form used by salam al-rassi, b. 1911 in hasbayya in SE lebanon
3) the feminine of خِتيَار xityār is خِتْيَارَة xityāra 'old woman', which makes perfect sense, you just stick the feminine ending -a onto it. except i found out that salam al-rassi does it differently lol:
3) the feminine of خِتيَار xityār is خِتْيَارَة xityāra 'old woman', which makes perfect sense, you just stick the feminine ending -a onto it. except i found out that salam al-rassi does it differently lol:
November 8, 2025 at 4:30 AM
ʔixtyār إِخْتْيَار is also the form used by salam al-rassi, b. 1911 in hasbayya in SE lebanon
3) the feminine of خِتيَار xityār is خِتْيَارَة xityāra 'old woman', which makes perfect sense, you just stick the feminine ending -a onto it. except i found out that salam al-rassi does it differently lol:
3) the feminine of خِتيَار xityār is خِتْيَارَة xityāra 'old woman', which makes perfect sense, you just stick the feminine ending -a onto it. except i found out that salam al-rassi does it differently lol: