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باْباْ، ج باْباْوَاْت / باْبَوَاْت |
papa, father, daddy, dad
[pronunciation: bābā]
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بابا غَنُّوج [CA] baba ghanuj, (dip of eggplant and tahini);
بابا وَماما [CA] mom and dad
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غَنُّوْج |
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بَابَا غَنُّوج / أَبُو غَنُّوج : dish made of mashed eggplant with sesame oil, etc (Lebanese) (Syrian)
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بَاْل |
mind (phrases جاي على بال، خطر على البال، طالع على البال)
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جايِ على بَالِي [S] I should like to
جايِ على بالْنَا [S] we should like to
مُو جايِ عَلى بالي اِرْقُص [S] I don't feel like dancing
مُو جايْ على بَالِي هالشِّي [S] I'm not in the mood for that
مُو جايْ على بَالُهْن يِضْحَكُوا [S] They are not in the mood for laughing
جايِ على بَالِي اْرُوْح، بَسّْ مِسْتَحِيْل [S] I'd like to go, but it's impossible
جايِ على بَالِي اِمْشِي على بَكِّيْر [S] I should like to start out early.
حَابِّيْن نِتْعَرَّف على أَهْلَك [S] We should like to meet your family
إِجَا على بالِي قِلْ لَو الحَقِيقَة [S] I was tempted to tell him the truth.
إِجَا على بال + ضمير الفاعل [S] to care to, want to, be in the mood to
مُو جايِ على بالي رُوْح عَ السِّيْنَما [S] don't care to go to the movies,
إِخْتِي بِتْدِيْر بالَهْا عَ الِوْلادِ اليَوْم [S] My sister is caring for the children today.
جايِ على بالِي رُوْح بَسّ مِسْتَحِيْل [S] I’d like to go, all right, but it's impossible
جايِ على بَالِي آخُد دُوْش بَارِد [S] I feel like taking a cold shower
جايِ على بَالَك تِرْقُص [S] Do you feel like dancing?
بْطَرِيْقِي عَ البَيْتِ الفِكْرَة خاطْرِت عَلى بَالِي [S] On my way home the thought flashed through my mind
مَا خَطَر في بَالي إِنُّو [P] it didn't occur to me that; {ma ḵɑṭɑr fy bāly ʔinno}
ما جاي ع بالي [V] either 1. it didn't occur to me, or 2. I'm not in the mood, as in:
ما جاي ع بالي اشْرَب شاي [S] I'm not in the mood to drink tea;
بيْجِيْش عَ بَالي آكُل مِنُّو [P] I don't feel like eating; {byºjīš ʕa bāly ʔākol minno}
أَجَا عَ بَالي أَرُوْح [P] I think I'll go; { ʔaja ʕa bāly ʔarūḥ}
طالِع عَ بالِي [L] either 1. it has come to my mind, or 2. I am craving, as in:
طالِع عَ بالي صَحْن سَمَك مَعْ حُمُّص وْبابا غَنُّوج [L] I am craving a plate of fish with hummos and baba ghanouj;
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غَنُّوج |
see example;
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بابا غَنُّوج [L] baked eggplant, mashed with tahini sauce, lemon juice, olive oil, garlic, and spices;
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غَنُّوْج |
coquettish, flirtatious;
[pronunciation: ġannūj]
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غَنُّوْج |
spoiled, pampered;
[pronunciation: ġannūj]
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بَابَا غَنُّوْج [P] dip made of sesame paste, garlic, and mashed roasted eggplant (literally means “pampered papa”, and might come from the fact that supposedly a member of the royal harem invented it); {bāba ġɑnnūj}
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غَنّوج |
اسم طعام من الباذنجان المشوي يقشر ويدق ويخلط بالزيت والثوم وعصير الحامض أو عصير الرمان والبقدونس المفروم. وفي تعليل التسمية ذهب الأسدي في "موسوعة حلب: ٤٧" إلى أنه حين يدقّ لينماع يهرب من بطش الدقماق لائذاً بالجوانب ممّا "وّلد في خيال مسمّيه أنه يغنج غنج النساء. ولسان حالهّن بهذا الدلال يقول: ما بدّي ما بدّي" ويسمون البابا غنّوج المخبّص (لهجة حلبية).
(ياسين عبد الرحيم، موسوعة العامية السورية)
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بابا |
daddy, dad, papa, pop; (no plural)
(said bAAbA, i.e. with the emphatic vowels.)
بابا is the most slang way of addressing a father. أب or أَبي (father or my father respectively) is a step up, and then والِد is more formal. You can imagine them as "daddy", "dad" and "father" if that helps put things in order.
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بابا غَنُّوْج [E] dip made of sesame pate, garlic, and roasted eggplant;
على بابا [E] roughly: whose leg do you think you're pulling;
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غَنُّوْج |
pampered, spoiled; (CA)
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باب غَنُّوْج [E] dip made of sesame paste, garlic, and mashed roasted eggplant (literally means "pampered papa", and might come from the fact that supposedly a member of the royal harem invented it);
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