Taryn

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tazzababe

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ENGLISH, UK
I was wondering if someone would tell me if this
فشقغى means Taryn. I have installed an Arabic font onto my computer, but I am not sure if it working properly- obviously because I cannot read Arabic. I think it is a beautiful language.
 
    • Hi Taryn,
    I'd love to help you but the word seems to be mis-typed. Can you please type it again, and it would also help much if you can give us the context where you found it.
     
    Hi Cherine,
    Here it is again فشقغى I want Taryn in Arabic as a tattoo- its my daughters name. I had a henna tattoo done when I went to Tunisia on holiday a couple of years ago, I thought is was so beautiful that I should get it done proffessionally. So, I installed Arabic onto my computer in the hope of recreating it so I can show my tattoo artist, but I don't really know if I have done it right. I have just typed the name Taryn onto my computer using my keyboard, and it comes out like that. Is it right? Should I be doing something else?
    Any help gratefully received
    Diane
     
    tazzababe said:
    Hi Cherine,
    Here it is again فشقغى I want Taryn in Arabic as a tattoo- its my daughters name. I had a henna tattoo done when I went to Tunisia on holiday a couple of years ago, I thought is was so beautiful that I should get it done proffessionally. So, I installed Arabic onto my computer in the hope of recreating it so I can show my tattoo artist, but I don't really know if I have done it right. I have just typed the name Taryn onto my computer using my keyboard, and it comes out like that. Is it right? Should I be doing something else?
    Any help gratefully received
    Diane
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    Oh, the Arabic keyboard has a completely different layout. :)
    You wrote something like "f - sh - q - gh".
    Could you describe the pronunciation of the name Taryn? Is it like TApe - RINse?

    Jana
     
    Hi Jana,
    No tis not pronounced like that, its like TAN-RINSE, I hope that right, I 've never had to pronounce it like that before
    Regards
    Diane
     
    Jana337 said:
    Oh, the Arabic keyboard has a completely different layout. :)
    You wrote something like "f - sh - q - gh".
    Could you describe the pronunciation of the name Taryn? Is it like TApe - RINse?

    Jana
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    I think Taryn would rhyme with Karen.
     
    To make sure it's pronounced Taryn and not tarn or any other vowel between the r and the n, i'd say تارين
    As you don't have the Arabic letters on your keyboard, i'll give you the English corresponding letters : you'll need to type : jhvdk :) (i know they look weird, but think that, as Jana said, what you wrote in arabic was fshqghy :) )
     
    I suggested تارن (jhvk) to make sure that the "y" wasn't pronounced long. :)

    I think there will be a possibility of misreading either way, and she will have to tell people what the name is. Once she does, they will see how the spelling is appropriate. That said, I think my version is closer to the original in pronunciation, provided we assume a kasra under the ر.
     
    Thanks to all of you. So now, is there a way of typing Arabic on my computer-corresponding letters of something?
     
    tazzababe said:
    Thanks to all of you. So now, is there a way of typing Arabic on my computer-corresponding letters of something?
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    One dictionary of mine allows me to use the English layout for Russian. Other applications do not. However, it shouldn't be too hard to bamboozle your computer. I am afraid you will have to ask some IT whizzes. For now, try our Comments and suggestions forum: Someone may have experience with non-Latin based scripts.

    Jana
     
    tazzababe said:
    Thanks to all of you. So now, is there a way of typing Arabic on my computer-corresponding letters of something?
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    Of course, as we've said : you only need to type the english letters jhvdk or jhvk
    while of course you're using the Arabic keyboard, and the word will appear :) just as that other word did (the one you put in your first post).
     
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