検索ワード: forgive (英語 - ソマリ語)

please forgive me
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my allah forgive uor sins in somali
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forgive my father. he has gone astray.
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

and forgive my father—he was one of the misguided.
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

and forgive my father, for he was among the astray.
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

and forgive my father, for he is one of those astray.
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

and forgive my father for he is among those who strayed,
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

forgive my father, for he is one of those who are astray.
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

"forgive my father, for that he is among those astray;
una dambi dhaaf aabahay wuxuu ka mid ahaa kuwa dhumaye.

and who i am eager shall forgive me my offence on the day of doom.
ee ah kaan damci inuu ii dhaafo gafafkayga maalinta abaal marinta.

and who, i ardently hope, will forgive me my sin on the day of judgment.
ee ah kaan damci inuu ii dhaafo gafafkayga maalinta abaal marinta.

"and who, i hope, will forgive me my faults on the day of judgment.
ee ah kaan damci inuu ii dhaafo gafafkayga maalinta abaal marinta.

and i told them: 'ask your lord to forgive you. he is verily forgiving.
waxaana ku idhi eebihiin dambi dhaaf weydiista waa dambi dhaaf badance.

and those who avoid the major sins and immoralities, and when they are angry, they forgive,
kuwaasi waa kuwa ka fogaada dambiga waaweyn iyo xumaanta, markey cadhoodaanna u cafiya (u dhaafa).

and those who avoid major sins and indecencies; and if they become angry, they forgive.
kuwaasi waa kuwa ka fogaada dambiga waaweyn iyo xumaanta, markey cadhoodaanna u cafiya (u dhaafa).

forgive me, lord, and forgive my parents and all the believers on the day of reckoning."
eebow ii dambi dhaaf ani iyo labadaydii waalid iyo mu'miniinta maalinta ay kici xisaabtu (qiyaamadu).

and say thou: my lord! forgive and have mercy, and thou art the best of the merciful ones.
waxaad dhahdaa eebow dhaaf oo naxariiso adaa naxariiste u khayr roone.

"beg your lord to forgive you, and turn to him. indeed my lord is compassionate and loving."
ee dambi dhaaf warsada eebihiin una toobadkeena ileen eebahay waa naxariiste jeeel (ciddii toobad keentee).

if you punish them, they are your servants; but if you forgive them, you are the mighty and wise.”
haddaad cadaabto waa uun addoomaadii, haddaad u dhaaftana adi umbaa adkaade falsan ah.