"Shule aroon" is a phonetic spelling of the Irish "Siúil, a rún" (Walk, O dear);
"Shule agra" is likewise "Siúil, a ghrá" (Walk, O love).
The word "shule" does not have a standard meaning in English. It could be a misspelling or a word from another language.
Uniform in Kiswahili is "mavazi ya shule" or simply "shule."
Leopold Street Shule was created in 1886.
According to the composer of Riversong, Roger Emerson, and as dictated on page two of the sheet music of the song, "Shule aroon." is Irish, similar to "Come with me, my love." I personally think of it as a sort of "Let us steal away.""Come with me my love, away, to waters by the sea..."
shule zetu
only shule can go
Shule is the word for synagogue. It means "assembly" and is a Jewish house of worship.
will right now they haven't shule to go
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Sioni.A blind person is kipofu, pl. vipofu, but people are also called wasiona (those who cant see): Shule ya Watoto Wasiona: school for blind children.
Shule, or skuliNote: Shule is the standard word for school and comes from the German period in Mainland Tanzania, which ended in 1916. Skuli is the word used in Zanzibar, from the English.
Apart from the worship services the synagogue will be used like a community centre. Wedding reception and Bar / Bat Mitzvah celebrations will be held in the synagogue. In addition most synagogues will have a Hebrew school (shule), a youth club, a crèche, a library and study room, an office for the Rabbi, and will be a gathering place for the Jewish community.