To: Cindy
I thought daleel meant "proof"?
12,306 posted on
01/18/2004 7:53:51 PM PST by
knak
(wasknaknowknid)
To: knak
Well, I don't know Knak.
It might.
However, after I was told that (by a translator) I started surfing "daleel" and did find a some directories.
To: knak
It actually can be used in both contexts. You'll hear people ask for the daleel of something in a religous context - the evidence, or proof. It's also commonly used for web directories and listings.
So both are correct depending upon the dialect - words take on different meanings in different areas.
To: knak
"daleel" at least in Farsi means reason, cause, or motive.
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