it means moment(s).
lamhaa also means moment(s).
According to both a Japanese to English dictionary and a Romaji to English website (which I know to be extremely accurate), it's not a Japanese term. The website said "not found", and the closest word in the dictionary was "tomodachi", meaning pal or friend in the reference meaning, as in, "Hey, pal." or "Hello, friends."
"Haseen pal" is a phrase in Urdu and Hindi that translates to "beautiful moments" in English. It is often used to describe cherished times or experiences that are filled with joy and happiness. The phrase is commonly used in poetry and songs to evoke nostalgia and appreciation for life's fleeting yet precious moments.
Pal, then. As in "I'm your pal, then", or "Be my pal, then". That's at least a close rhyme, though not a perfect rhyme.
saath pal/ shan
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Apart from "buddy", there's "friend", "pal", or "mate".
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Pal's Battalions were units in the British Army during the first world war. It's basic idea was that people could be enlisted in local recruiting drives in order to fight with their family, friends, etc. The word "pal" meaning friend in British English (:
ami - French for friend
The word "pal" comes from the Romani language, which is the language of the Romani people (also known as Gypsies). It entered the English language in the 17th century and is used as a slang term for a close friend or companion.
nale pokande athu kondu