#farsi

Tekye moaven al molk/ Kermanshah/ Iran

trinity tells baran she loves her for the first time after they make passionate love to each other and she thinks baran is asleep. she whispers "mahal kita" against baran's neck before snuggling into her and wrapping her arms around her waist.

Art by sensitive.cactus on Instagram. I would highly recommend checking them out, they do beautiful work and were very kind to allow the repost on tumblr. Su arte es genial, por favor, apóyela por insta.

'Taha' primarily masculine name of Arabic and Indian origin. In Arabic, Ṭā-Hā is the name of chapter 20 in the Qur'an and is also the opening phrase of this chapter. Taha's original translation remains unknown, though it's believed to be related to the prophet Mohammed and speculated to mean "the purest". Within it's Indian origin, Taha is linked to the Marathi word for "peace".

"Joonam", is a Persian term of endearment as a form of expressing respect or affection commonly used in pairing with one's name or instead of replying yes to question to catch one's attention. It can be translated to "my dear" or more literally "my soul".

"Ghorbunet Beram" is a common Persian phrase literally translating to "I'll sacrife myself for you" or "may I be a sacrifice for you". It's idiomatic term of endearment expressing a deep gratitude and affection.

I am restless for your laughter, laugh more

You're the sun of my longings, shine warmer