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ما معنى "سلايل" باللهجة السعودية؟
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ببخشيد من اشتباه كردم ، سلايل = سيوف
شمشير ها.
بعد از جستجو همه "سلاله" و "شمشير" درسته من مطمئن نيستم كدوم.
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بما أنني سمعت الكلمة في أغنية قيل فيها "والسلايل في يدينا" أظن أنها أتت بمعنى سيوف في هذا السياق. أشكرك على مساعدتك. وحظاً موفقاً في تعلم الفارسية، تفاجأت من إجادتك لها!
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السلايل باللهجة السعودية الدارجة تعني السيوف المنسلة من غمدها
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