Divan Hafez (The Persian English Dynamic Lexicon):::: Digital Humanities

شدیم

Language:	Persian
Frequency:	2
Translated to:	we were 1 \| become 1
Lemma:	شد/شو VERB

2 Poems contain شدیم

urn:cts:farsiLit:hafez.divan.perseus-far1:27.4-27.4

urn:cts:farsiLit:hafez.divan.perseus-eng1:27.4

German Translation

[1] به وقت گل شدم از توبه شراب خجل
که کس مباد ز کردار ناصواب خجل

[2] صلاح ما همه دام ره است و من زین بحث
نیم ز شاهد و ساقی به هیچ باب خجل

[3] بود که یار نرنجد ز ما به خلق کریم
که از سؤال ملولیم و از جواب خجل

[4] ز خون که رفت شب دوش از سراچه چشم
شدیم در نظر ره روان خواب خجل

[5] رواست نرگس مست ار فکند سر در پیش
که شد ز شیوه آن چشم پرعتاب خجل

[6] تویی که خوبتری ز آفتاب و شکر خدا
که نیستم ز تو در روی آفتاب خجل

[7] حجاب ظلمت از آن بست آب خضر که گشت
ز شعر حافظ و آن طبع همچو آب خجل

[1] Even as in the rose - season the time of manifestations of glories of mysteries of repentance of wine love I became ashamed ,
So of un - upright conduct abandoning wine - drinking let none be ashamed .

[2] My counsel the circulation of the cup is all the snare of the Path and ,of the argument ,
On account of the lovely one ,or of the Saki ,in no way am I ashamed .

[3] It may be that ,through His compassionate nature ,the true Beloved asketh not my sin
For ,of question I am vexed and of answer ,ashamed .

[4] Of the blood ,that ,last night ,went flowing from the pavilion of the eye ,
In the sight of the night - prowlers of sleep that come upon the path of the eye we were ashamed .

[5] Lawful it is ,if the intoxicated narcissus cast down its head
For ,of that Beloved's eye full of wrath ,it became ashamed .

[6] Than the resplendent sun ,more beauteous of face ,thou art .Thanks to God
That ,in the sun's face ,of thee O murshid I am not ashamed .

[7] The veil of the Zulmat darkness the gleaming water of life of Khizr established for the reason that it became ,
Of the pure nature of Hafiz and of this his poetry lustrous like water ,ashamed .

[8] Beneath the lip ,poison - laughter ,why expresseth the cup ,
If ,of Thy ruby lip ,the ruddy wine became not ashamed

[9] Its face in the veil of the shell ,it the pure pearl concealed on that account ,
That ,of the pearls of my lustrous verse ,the pearl of pure water became ashamed .

[1] Ich habe nie vor deiner ThürNoch meine Wangen abgewendet,Durch Gottes Gnade hab' ich michDerselben nicht zu schämen.

[2] Ich fieng an in der RosenzeitDer Reu' des Trinkens mich zu schämen,Und doch soll Niemand deß, was erNicht recht gethan sich schämen.

[3] Es ist die EingezogenheitAuf meinem Wege nur ein Fallstrick,Denn ich will mich der Schönen nichtUnd nicht der Schenken schämen.

[4] Die Freundinn wird ob ihrer HuldMit Fragen mich vielleicht verschonen,Mich kränkt die Frage und ich mußDer Antwort mich nur schämen.

[5] Des Blutes halb, das gestern nachtsGeflossen ist von meinen Augen,War vor den Nachtgesichtern ichIm Falle mich zu schämen.

[6] it allem Recht hängt die NarzißDen Kopf auf eine Seite nieder,Sie muß sich vor des Liebchens Aug'Sobald es zürnet, schämen.

[7] Es überscheint der Sonnenglanz,Der Glanz von deinem Angesicht,Gott sey gelobt! ich habe michVor dir doch nicht zu schämen. Warum, lacht wohl das Glas voll WeinSo giftig zwischen deinen Lippen?Es muß vor dem Rubin des MundsDer Wein gewiß sich schämen. Die Perle hat ihr AngesichtVersteckt im Schleier einer Muschel;Denn vor den Perlen des GesangsMuß sie sich billig schämen. D

urn:cts:farsiLit:hafez.divan.perseus-far1:4.42-4.42

urn:cts:farsiLit:hafez.divan.perseus-eng1:4.42

German Translation

[1] دل سراپرده محبت اوست
دیده آیینه دار طلعت اوست

[2] من که سر درنیاورم به دو کون
گردنم زیر بار منت اوست

[3] تو و طوبی و ما و قامت یار
فکر هر کس به قدر همت اوست

[4] گر من آلوده دامنم چه عجب
همه عالم گواه عصمت اوست

[5] من که باشم در آن حرم که صبا
پرده دار حریم حرمت اوست

[6] بی خیالش مباد منظر چشم
زان که این گوشه جای خلوت اوست

[7] هر گل نو که شد چمن آرای
ز اثر رنگ و بوی صحبت اوست

[8] دور مجنون گذشت و نوبت ماست
هر کسی پنج روز نوبت اوست

[9] ملکت عاشقی و گنج طرب
هر چه دارم ز یمن همت اوست

[10] من و دل گر فدا شدیم چه باک
غرض اندر میان سلامت اوست

[11] فقر ظاهر مبین که حافظ را
سینه گنجینه محبت اوست

[1] The heart is the chamber comprehender of love of His :
The eye is the mirror - holder displayer of the form of His .

[2] I ,who incline not to the two worlds this and the next
My neck is beneath the burden of favour of His .

[3] O zahid thou and the Tuba tree and we and the form of the true Beloved
Every one's thought of arrangement of affairs is to the limit of ambition of his .

[4] If I be soiled of skirt ,what loss
For the whole world is the evidence of the innocence of his .

[5] I ,who am in that holy place ,where the breeze
Is the screen - holder door - keeper of the fold of the dignily of His ,

[6] Without His image ,be not the vision of thy eye :
For the reason that this corner of the eye is the special chamber of His .

[7] Every new rose seeker that became sward - adorner
Is the mark of the colour and the perfume of His .

[8] Passed the time of MajnQn the distraught lover and our turn it is
Every one ,a space of five days is the term of his .

[9] The realm of being a lover of God and the corner of joy ,
All I have is from the favour of the fortune of His .

[10] If I and my heart become ransom for the beloved what fear
The object in view is the safety of his .

[11] Regard not his Hafiz's external poverty .For Hafiz's
Heart is the treasury of the love of His .

[1] Herz! du bist der Schleier Ihrer Liebe Aug! du bist der Spiegel Ihres Glückes;

[2] Bei den Welten neiget sich mein Kopf nicht, Ihre Gnade beuget meinen Nacken.

[3] Du und Tuba, ich und Wuchs der Freundin, Jeder denkt was seinem Sinn gemäß ist.

[4] Ist mein Saum befleckt, was hat's zu sagen, Wenn die Welt von Ihrer Reinheit zeuget,

[5] Was kann mir in dem Hareme werden, Wo der Ost selbst vor der Thüre stehet.

[6] Meinem Auge sey Ihr Bild nie ferne, Denn Ihr Kämmerlein ist dieser Winkel.

[7] Frische Rosen die der Flur entblühen Blühen glänzend, duften wie Ihr Umgang.

[8] Hin sind Medschnun's Tage, nun sind meine, Jeder kömmt fünf Tage an die Reihe;

[9] Alles, Liebeherrschaft, Freudenschätze Alles nur ein Seegen Ihres Glückes.

[10] Sey ich selber, sey mein Herz geopfert, Ists kein Schade, wenn nur Sie gesundet.

[11] Schaut nicht auf Hafisens äußre Armuth Denn sein Busen ist der Schatz der Liebe.