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Sange Saboor 5

tanhaaye bi sange saboor
tanhaa-ye -
bi - without
sang-e saboor -

khooneye sardo soot o koor
khoone-ye - house (of)
sard-o -
soot -
koor -

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    tanhaaye bi sange saboor
    tanhaa ~ alone
    ye ~ (an ezafe to link to adjective)
    bi ~ without
    sang-e saboor ~ confidant ("a person that you tell private or secret things to" (dictionary) )
    Here, "bi sang-e saboor" is an adjective for "tanhaa" so it will be "without-confidant alone" but we must translate it in another way.

    khooneye sardo soot o koor
    khoone = khooneh ~ house
    ye ~ (an ezafe to link to adjective)
    sard ~ cold
    o = va ~ and
    soot o koor ~ gloomy ("partially or totally dark, especially dismal and dreary" (dictionary))
    Persians usually use this idiom for places for example: kolbeye soot o koor, talare soot o koor, …. A house may be full of light but however because of lack of deary, it is still "soot o koor". In this idiom, I think, soot means silent and koor means dark.

    So it will be: "alone and without any confidant (intimate, company)" [about poet] , "cold and gloomy house" [about his house]

    sang-e saboor - ( some one who lessens to your speaking about your worryings and nostalgia)

    sardo sooto koor= House of Solitude. It is a feeling in some places you have it . when no one is there and you are alone. no happy , no interesting, no speaking
    depression situation in places like home
    some times it use for Ignorance
    for example: people ask you "what is news?"
    you told them: nothing hame ja sooto koore it means khabari nist

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