14:41 Oct 2, 2001 |
English to Punjabi translations [PRO] Art/Literary | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Rashid muhammad United States Local time: 23:33 | ||||||
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Joe Doe da da dhian ik unpachhati luath wal kraya ja reha ae(ik qatl dee puchh ghachh de duaran) Explanation: the central vacabularly are the words unindentified, refer, body and inestigaton.unindentified can be best translated as unpachhati.. as pachhaan is to rocongnize and unpachhati is unrecongnized. body means a dead body and laash in urdu and punjabi is used. but loth is the exact punjabi word very much in currency. refer is to send for guidence to bring in to notice. homicide is insaan kushee, but qatl is common word for mankilling. so the sentence can be best translated as as above. |
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John Doe Explanation: This is a name and name doesnt change except only a rare ones. So if you want to call anyone even if you dont know what language to speak, name doenst change with language. so say "John Doe" no matter person is english or punjabi. |
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john doe horan da dhian ik unpachhati lash wal kraya ja rehya ae( ik qatl de puchh pachhan wele) Explanation: i have come with the translation after much thought. refer... is a compex use and is covered here with dhian dawana a composite verb meaning to bring in to notice.unpachhani ...is an equalance for unindentified and unrognized. lash stands for a dead body. it is in common use in urdu and punjabi and also in legal useage i can say as a lawer with some court experience. i can say that the puchhpachhan is very accurate translation of investigation. it comes from the verb puchhna and other verb pachhan to recognize so as a coinage it is to trace and to investigate. the sense of during must be there and it is beast conveyed by wele... meaning at the time. this effort is being made for the dicriminating minds. |
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