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Kashmiri Song


Does anyone know the wording of this popular Kashmiri song: Mun-e-Di Mouj Which Hasslana......
 

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Login to find out (August 14, 2005 at 3:13pm)
Bebe_7 - let me try to translate the first few sentences in English

Bemused by one's own self (Mannay di mauj wich)
Laughing... (Hansna)
Playing... (Khedna)
Keeping the mind/heart on the work (Dille Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay)
I dont foul anybody's name (Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna)
Light & Sweet moonlight! (Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay)

I admit I guessed the last two words "chanday kannay"
 
Login to find out (August 14, 2005 at 2:53pm)
P_j106 - U are right! this is not Kashmiri.

This song is in Gojri language spoken predominantly in Neelum & Jehlum Valleys in Azad Kashmir. And rightly recognized by someone as a variant of Punjabi + Hindko.

Kashmiri has a different syntactic structure as well.

Mrtea - Good to remind of Mian Mohammad Baksh :)
 
Login to find out (August 4, 2005 at 1:34pm)
The language is Kashmiri and the songs in Kashmiri language, also known as kashur to its natives. :D

Its not like Parhari, Potwari or Hinko they all are closely related to Punjabi and Romani (Gypsy), but distinct from Punjabi. However, they are spoken in Northern Pakistani and in the southwestern part of Kashmir.

Kashmiri itself is spoken mostly in the Valley and the northwestern rim of Pir Panjal Range plus of course the areas adjacent.

It is a Dardic language and has much in common with other non-Punjabi / non-Pashto languages of northern Pakistan, India and even Afghanistan.

Although it still has some things in common with ancient Farsi and Sanskrit.

Hope that does it with the History lesson for now? );

So does anyone know much about Kashmiri saint:

Mian Mohammed Baksh who wrote the famous tale Saif-ul-Muluk. Which tells of a Prince who fell in love with a fairy called Badi Jamal who he saw in a dream. The story chronicles his travels in search of the fairy and the spiritual lessons he learns on the way...anyone? *:
 
Login to find out (August 4, 2005 at 12:31pm)
Salaamz,

Have a look at this site as it has many Kashmiri songs...
www.kashmir.net

Tariq^
 
Login to find out (July 29, 2005 at 7:55pm)
hmm can someone translate it?
 
Login to find out (July 29, 2005 at 12:57pm)
As homer simpson would say: "Doh!"
 
Login to find out (July 25, 2005 at 1:13am)
wait.. kashmiri's have their own language?! Why didn't I know about this? I mean look at me, I am obviously kashmiri.. gosh!
 
Login to find out (July 13, 2005 at 1:04pm)
no i dont know the song; but i just know that it is not koshur.

but thank you manobilli for answering the question
 
Login to find out (June 26, 2005 at 7:06pm)
I believe it is a different dialect from the azad kashmir side. Similar to Henko or Pahari dialect.
 
Login to find out (June 26, 2005 at 10:22am)
Do you know the song though, P_j106?
 
Login to find out (June 26, 2005 at 5:59am)
i am very confused as i am kashmiri (indian kashmir )and speak it very well; but these lyrics do not sound koshur??they sound more like punjabi??correct me if im wrong?
 
Login to find out (June 24, 2005 at 5:01pm)
Thank you very much for your effort Manobilli.
 
Login to find out (June 24, 2005 at 4:58pm)
Well, this song is for sure Kashmiri.
 
Login to find out (June 24, 2005 at 7:10am)
Man I wish it would leave all the spaces.


In case you can't, I'm pretty sure it's crazy to read here is a site where you can get the lyrics.
pakhits.com
 
Login to find out (June 24, 2005 at 7:08am)
Here are the lyrics for the one Hadiqa Kiyani sang:

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Dil Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay
Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna
Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Dil Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay
Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna
Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna

Saada Kujh Kamm Hay Kattna Toombna
Hor Kujh Khetian Chugnay Da

Saada Kujh Kamm Hay Kattna Toombna
Hor Kujh Khetian Chugnay Da

Saada Kujh Kamm Hay Kattna Toombna
Hor Kujh Khetian Chugnay Da

Ghar Day Kammay Ich Aar Na Hondi Ay
Dil Kee Rakhna Kammay Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Dil Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay
Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna
Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna

Uchay Uchay Parbat Sohnian Vaadiyan
Neelian Nadian Thandiyan Nain

Uchay Uchay Parbat Sohnian Vaadiyan
Neelian Nadian Thandiyan Nain

Uchay Uchay Parbat Sohnian Vaadiyan
Neelian Nadian Thandiyan Nain

Sohnian Boliyan Pyaaray Loki
Rab Dee Rehmat Watnay Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Dil Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay
Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna
Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna

Pankh Pakhayroo Udd Day Jaavan
Ghar Nian Yadaan aayan nain
Asaan perdes nan aas na koi
Rubb duaeen sajnaan kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Dil Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay
Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna
Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Dil Ki Rakhna Kammay Kannay
Mehna Paye Kisay Kee Manda Nahin Bolna
Channay Di Chandni Chanday Kannay

Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna
Manne Di Mauj Wich Hasna, Khedna(Fading Out)
 
Login to find out (June 23, 2005 at 3:29pm)
Its Manne Di Mauj Vich Hassna..and it's actually in punjabi. as for what it means I have an idea, but when I know for sure, I'll let you know :)