Η μέρα εκείνη δεν θα αργήσει

I'm trying hard to think again. In vain.
Why should sunshine crack? Is it the impression that one gets in some clear sunny days that the world is... kind of fragmented... cracked by the rays? Or is it because she is so beautiful and her own light is so strong that the sunlight cracks and falls into pieces?
What does "Θε να σκορπάει" mean?
Amethystos, heeelp!

Η μέρα εκείνη δεν θα αργήσει, Στίχοι: Λοΐζος Μάνος Λάδης Φώντας, Μουσική-Ερμηνεία: Λοΐζος Μάνος
Η μέρα εκείνη δεν θ’ αργήσει
Που μπρος μου θα σε ξαναδώ
Το φως του ήλιου θα ραγίσει
Και συ θα τρέχεις προς τα δω
Το φως του ήλιου θα ραγίσει
Και συ θα τρέχεις προς τα δω

Κι όταν θα σμίξουν οι καρδιές μας
Όλα θα λάμψουνε αλλιώς
Και θα χαθεί μες τις σκιές μας
Όλος ο κόσμος ο παλιός
Και θα χαθεί μες τις σκιές μας
Όλος ο κόσμος ο παλιός

Θε να σκορπάει το μέτωπο σου
Χρυσή κλωστή στον ουρανό
Και θα 'ν το ωραίο πρόσωπο σου
Απ' το φεγγάρι πιο χλωμό
Και θα ’ν το ωραίο πρόσωπο σου
Απ' το φεγγάρι πιο χλωμό

Η μέρα εκείνη δεν θ’ αργήσει
Κυνηγημένο μου πουλί
Σε πήρε κάποτε η δύση
Σε ξαναφέρνει η ανατολή
Σε πήρε κάποτε η δύση
Σε ξαναφέρνει η ανατολη

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bal_ygLmyBE

hello, feishtica

I think "Θε να σκορπάει το μέτωπο σου
χρυσή βροχή στον ουρανό" means

"God, may your forehead be scattering
a golden rain into the sky"

p.s. θα 'ν = θα είναι

Originally Posted by geomac

hello, feishtica

I think "Θε να σκορπάει το μέτωπο σου
χρυσή βροχή στον ουρανό" means

"God, may your forehead be scattering
a golden rain into the sky"

p.s. θα 'ν = θα είναι

So Θε is Θεέ? Thank you, Geomac.

indeed

and it is βροχή not κλωστή

Originally Posted by feishtica

Thank you, Geomac.

you're welcome

p.s. nice song I didn't know it ; thanks for sharing

Originally Posted by geomac

indeed

and it is βροχή not κλωστή




you're welcome

p.s. nice song I didn't know it ; thanks for sharing

Yes, in the lyrics I found it was written κλωστή but while I was writing subtitles to the song, I heard that Portokaloglou was singing "βροχή".
Thanks for helping.

Sorry guys but i just finished with a TRULLY BIG post about Theodorakis - Lorca -Elitis Transliteration.......
I also admit that i also watched World cup though......

@feishtica

Originally Posted by feishtica

Why should sunshine crack? Is it the impression that one gets in some clear sunny days that the world is... kind of fragmented... cracked by the rays? Or is it because she is so beautiful and her own light is so strong that the sunlight cracks and falls into pieces?

The last one of course!

Originally Posted by feishtica

What does "Θε να σκορπάει" mean?
Amethystos, heeelp!

"Θε να σκορπάει" = "Ηθελε να σκορπάει"= "Μακάρι να σκορπάει"

So "Θε να σκορπάει το μέτωπο σου
Χρυσή βροχή στον ουρανό"

Should be translated as
"I wish that your forehead would be scattering
a golden rain into the sky"

It's pretty simple. He fantasizes his meeting with this pale blond woman in a way that her hair would appear


in something like this->

@geomac Nice try! Keep up the good work!

@geomac Nice try! Keep up the good work!

Thank you for support

"Θε να σκορπάει" = "Ηθελε να σκορπάει"= "Μακάρι να σκορπάει"

But surely in other context θε might mean God, isn't it ?


p.s. Maybe you'll post a list with the most used greek tricky abbreviations this will be very helpful for us (j/k)

So θε is an abbreviation of ήθελα after all?
Thanks.

Originally Posted by Amethystos

Sorry guys but i just finished with a TRULLY BIG post about Theodorakis - Lorca -Elitis Transliteration.......
I also admit that i also watched World cup though......

@feishtica


The last one of course!



"Θε να σκορπάει" = "Ηθελε να σκορπάει"= "Μακάρι να σκορπάει"

So "Θε να σκορπάει το μέτωπο σου
Χρυσή βροχή στον ουρανό"

Should be translated as
"I wish that your forehead would be scattering
a golden rain into the sky"

It's pretty simple. He fantasizes his meeting with this pale blond woman in a way that her hair would appear


in something like this->

@geomac Nice try! Keep up the good work!

Originally Posted by geomac

Thank you for support

You deserve EVERY word, belive me.

Originally Posted by geomac

But surely in other context θε might mean God, isn't it ?

Absolutely true!
But when you see θε with μου -> θε μου then it will be too difficult to mean
anything but θεέ μου = My god

You may find this "θε μου" in many Greek songs,
this one for example -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94Y2LuOWzW0
(it's a classic by Loizos and Papadopoulos)

Originally Posted by geomac

p.s. Maybe you'll post a list with the most used greek tricky abbreviations this will be very helpful for us (j/k)

I wish i could but I'm not a teacher nor a prof.

Originally Posted by feishtica

So θε is an abbreviation of ήθελα after all?
Thanks.

Actually this time θε comes from the archaic εἴθε
wich in nowadays call as ήθελε
and means Μακάρι "May"

As already geomac has written, it's an abbreviation that has TWO meanings.

Originally Posted by Amethystos

Actually this time θε comes from the archaic εἴθε
wich in nowadays call as ήθελε
and means Μακάρι "May"

As already geomac has written, it's an abbreviation that has TWO meanings.

Are you sure you aren't a prof?

Originally Posted by Amethystos

You deserve EVERY word, belive me.

Thank you so much. I feel obliged to do better and better

Absolutely true!
But when you see θε with μου -> θε μου then it will be too difficult to mean
anything but θεέ μου = My god

You may find this "θε μου" in many Greek songs,
this one for example -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94Y2LuOWzW0
(it's a classic by Loizos and Papadopoulos)

I see, so 'θα" is meant to be "God" in "θε μου"

the song is amazing , both for the melody and lyrics ; I know it for 2years now, perhaps

one of the most beatiful and exemplifying lyrics for a heartbreaking drama