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{{Song | {{Song | ||
|title=Ta'maral'ailen | |title=Ta'maral'ailen | ||
|season=1 | |season=1 | ||
|composer=Lorne Balfe | |composer=Lorne Balfe | ||
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'''Ta'maral'ailen''' | '''Ta'maral'ailen''' is a song from the Season 1 soundtrack of ''The Wheel of Time'' television series. | ||
== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
=== Verse 1 === | |||
== | ==== Old Tongue ==== | ||
[[tamaracad]], [[khoopin]] | |||
[[vid]] [[ahf]]'[[sag]] | |||
tamaracad | |||
[[fel]] [[maranyan]] [[sul]] | |||
==== Official English ==== | |||
Waving in the winds of time | |||
The tapestry of all our fates, | |||
==== Literal Translation ==== | |||
(the) Pattern, blowing | |||
with wind (of) time | |||
(the) Pattern | |||
holds our fates | |||
==== Notes ==== | |||
[[Maranyan]] appears here as the plural of [[maranya]] (fate). | |||
=== Verse 2 === | |||
==== Old Tongue ==== | |||
[[iro]] [[av'zavinu]], | |||
[[nesodin]] [[veshankar]], | |||
[[cuebatthien]] [[der'rastra]] | |||
[[soutak]] [[palatun]] | |||
==== Official English ==== | |||
We will ourselves, through harsher paths, | |||
Hearts hardened by the road. | |||
Remember the words | |||
==== Literal Translation ==== | |||
we will call will (to ourselves) | |||
through harsher paths | |||
hearts hardened from (the) road | |||
remember (the) words | |||
==== Notes ==== | |||
[[Zavinu]] is the future tense verb form of [[zavilat]] (the participle/noun form of "will"). | |||
[[Veshankar]] uses [[veshan]] + [[kar]] to create "punishing paths" or "harsher paths". | |||
[[Soutak]] is one of two forms of the verb "to remember", the other being [[vinlog]]. | |||
=== Verse 3 === | |||
==== Old Tongue ==== | |||
[[nosane]] | |||
[[alien]]'[[bashinde]] | |||
iro [[vinwon]], | |||
[[dival]] [[e]]'[[mael]] | |||
==== Official English ==== | |||
Speak those yet unheard | |||
We're what remains | |||
The Light and the hope | |||
==== Literal Translation ==== | |||
speak | |||
(those) yet unheard | |||
we remaining | |||
light and hope | |||
==== Notes ==== | |||
[[Alien]] seems likely related to [[ailen]] (before). | |||
=== Verse 4 === | |||
==== Old Tongue ==== | |||
soutak palatun | |||
nosane | |||
alien'bashinde | |||
iro vinwon | |||
==== Official English ==== | |||
Remember the words | |||
Speak those yet unheard | |||
We're what remains | |||
==== Literal Translation ==== | |||
remember (the) words | |||
speak | |||
(those) yet unheard | |||
we remaining | |||
==== Notes ==== | |||
No additional notes for this section. | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
[[Category:Season 1]] | [[Category:Season 1]] | ||
[[Category:Old Tongue]] | [[Category:Old Tongue]] | ||
Revision as of 00:45, 12 March 2026
Ta'maral'ailen is a song from the Season 1 soundtrack of The Wheel of Time television series.
Lyrics
Verse 1
Old Tongue
tamaracad
Official English
Waving in the winds of time
The tapestry of all our fates,
Literal Translation
(the) Pattern, blowing
with wind (of) time
(the) Pattern
holds our fates
Notes
Maranyan appears here as the plural of maranya (fate).
Verse 2
Old Tongue
Official English
We will ourselves, through harsher paths,
Hearts hardened by the road.
Remember the words
Literal Translation
we will call will (to ourselves)
through harsher paths
hearts hardened from (the) road
remember (the) words
Notes
Zavinu is the future tense verb form of zavilat (the participle/noun form of "will").
Veshankar uses veshan + kar to create "punishing paths" or "harsher paths".
Soutak is one of two forms of the verb "to remember", the other being vinlog.
Verse 3
Old Tongue
iro vinwon,
Official English
Speak those yet unheard
We're what remains
The Light and the hope
Literal Translation
speak
(those) yet unheard
we remaining
light and hope
Notes
Alien seems likely related to ailen (before).
Verse 4
Old Tongue
soutak palatun
nosane
alien'bashinde
iro vinwon
Official English
Remember the words
Speak those yet unheard
We're what remains
Literal Translation
remember (the) words
speak
(those) yet unheard
we remaining
Notes
No additional notes for this section.