in Karo / Kutuk / Bari translated by Edith Liong
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Kadi ‘delet nan kaden logwon a totiyok nan a pependa kaden jore, juwe i boro lo kaden logwon Ngutu woro nyin i paparana ko i yobuwot nagwon ituni kaden.
Ina kadi kan suluwa ‘duko ko ngutu logwon kenda kulaya ti kaden, ko a kowuronit lo bukan ko a kotadinit karin kanyit a Leopold Hartley Grindon. Ina kadi ‘duko i ngarakinda i kulya ti kita nanyit na, a ko junyukindo na ngutu i denda na kaden logwon gwon kase koko i nyona ko koti ti koko suluji kuruji na yobuot ti Kaden.
Gwoso piksa na moke i pirit nagwon ngutu woroni i yukan(holiday). Grindon a jambu adi kilo elipan ti kaden logon ‘durujo i kade ka’deka’de ngarakinda i toyiyikindo na yi na dingitan na’but ti dingitan ti koju ko koti momorja ko waragalin nagwon a wuro a ko ngojinajin nagwon a moke, ling kweja ngojinoti na dingit na koju na’beron na yobuwot ti dingit na Victorian.
Ko do bubulo reju koroton or muku’be nagow totogwi’diki i witililit na kadi, porogo kode youbu kode mojuk kodini lo ituki i luku’do, logwon titiki i witililit na kadi, konyo do ti morunda i kita ko momoret na ngutu lokita ko pirit na kita na lungu a Citizen Science project. Koji na lungu a Greater Manchester na, moroju morokinda i gweunda na yeyesi nagwon lungu a City Nature Challange i perok 24 a ko perok 27 ti yapa toingwan.
Mojuk ko do kata ko yobu, kedini logwon a ‘yutu i luku’do kode i go’boro ti witililit, songinana na gwe a dingit na’but parik i suluja na kulya ti kuruju. Ngilo a kiko lo’but parik lojonda kobungot na’but se ko yeyesi na ‘but i gwilinget. Amojuk nagwon yi kulu aje kiniki kadi, yi kata ko dingit na’but parik i suluwa na ja’be, toro’bo lo kukuna ko konyin ko ngutu ti teberon ka’deka’de. Anyen tikinda koko gwon i kita parik i kulo perok ti yukan ti lo lakat. Dingit na ja’be kukunet na torobo ti konyin.
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Please note I did not use a computer otherwise words with ng have a special letter in the Bari alphabet.
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23 Sep, 2023
Known since Ancient Greece for their medicinal virtues, peonies owe their name to the mythological physician Paean who appears in book V of the Iliad. In this book, Paean uses the roots of peonies to cure Hades after he was shot with an arrow by Heracles. Paeon then became an epithet of Apollo, in his capacity as a god capable of bringing disease and therefore propitiated as a god of healing. Later, Paeon also becomes an epithet of Asclepius, the healer-god.
Ancient writings seem to confirm the medical properties of peonies. Notably, their roots were commonly used to prepare medicines used to heal convulsions and other muscular diseases, to heal sores, and to cure insomnia and night terrors. They were also believed to have magical properties, capable of warding off evil spirits.
In the Middle Ages, herbaceous peonies were cultivated in monasteries and private gardens still and especially for medicinal purposes. Their virtues are due to peonin, an alkaloid found in every part of the plant, which has sedative properties.
19 Apr, 2023
In China, the peony contains many positive meanings, and is known as the ‘king of flowers’, and there is a webpage of Beijing Botanical Garden about the activity of identifying different kinds of peony:
“Peony, originating in China, has been cultivated for at least a thousand years according to ancient poetry and pharmacopoeia records. Due to its bright colours and large flowers, it is deeply loved by people and is often regarded as the embodiment of happiness and beauty, a symbol of prosperity, and even known as the ‘national beauty and heavenly fragrance’.The valley rain in the 24 solar terms is about to arrive, which is a good time to admire the peonies. To help the public better understand the variety of peonies, understand their history, culture, and planting and maintenance knowledge, and enrich their garden experience, on Wednesday, April 19th, the National Botanical Garden Science Popularization Hall specially invited our garden horticultural centre engineer Jiao Peng to take everyone to stroll in the peony garden, admire the ‘King of Flowers’ charm and learn plant knowledge.”
19 Apr, 2023
The Chinese source for the text above, and a link to the original text:
https://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1763390359479726343
牡丹，原产于中国，根据古诗文及药典记载，它的种植栽培已至少有上千年历史。因其花色艳丽、花朵硕大，深受人们喜爱，常被作为幸福美好的化身、繁荣昌盛的象征，甚至被冠以“国色天香”的美誉。
二十四节气中的谷雨即将到来，正所谓“谷雨三朝看牡丹”，此时正是观赏牡丹花的好时节。为了让公众更好地认知牡丹品种，了解牡丹历史、文化以及种植养护知识，丰富大家的游园体验，4月19日（周三）国家植物园科普馆特邀我园园艺中心工程师焦鹏，带大家一起漫步牡丹园中，赏“花王”风姿绰约的同时学习植物知识。
18 Apr, 2023
Bujorul
Bujorul românesc este o specie de floare unică în Europa, care creşte doar în anumite zone din România. Floarea rară a supravieţuit erei glaciare şi este la fel de veche ca şi crocodilii. În ţară există cinci rezervaţii naturale de bujori româneşti, zone protejate prin lege de câţiva ani. Una dintre rezervaţii se găseşte în Pădurea de la Troianul. De numele bujorului românesc se leagă vechi legende şi superstiţii. Bujorul românesc este una dintre cele patru specii ierboase deosebit de frumoase de la noi din ţară. Coloritul este deosebit, aproape că nu poate fi reprodus pe pânză.
31 Mar, 2023
Ideea din articol este foarte frumos dezvoltata, ai reușit să aduci informații despre flora României în muzeul din Manchester.