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Persian
Etymology
Borrowed from Arabic دَيْمَة (dayma, “continuous rain”).
Pronunciation
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| Classical reading?
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dayma
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| Dari reading?
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dayma
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| Iranian reading?
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deyme
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| Tajik reading?
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dayma
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Noun
دیمه • (deyme)
- Alternative form of دیمت (dimat, “light, gentle rain”).
- (obsolete, rare) light
c. 1250, Zartusht Bahrām-i Pazhdaw, زراتشتنامه:بدانگه که صبح زمان دیمه داد
زراتشت فرح ز مادر بزاد
بخندید چون شد ز مادر جدا
درفشان شد از خنده او سرا- bad-ān gah ki subh-i zaman dayma dād
zarātušt farah zi mādar bizād
bixandīd čōn šud zi mādar judā
dirafšān šud az xanda-yi ō sarā - At the time when dawn gave out light,
Zoroaster was born from his mother happy.
He laughed when he came out of his mother;
The house became gleaming from his laughter.