Uzbek poems & rhymes about Spring
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Here is a collection of Uzbek poems and rhymes about Spring for kids. The English translation of each poem was made by Google Translate. Enjoy!
Poem about Spring #1
Sizib chiqar ko‘zimdan sog‘inch,
Kelgin bahor sog‘indim seni,
Sezilar har so‘zimdan sog‘inch,
Kelgin bahor sog‘indim seni.
(Author: unknown)
English translation by Google Translate:
Longing seeps from my eyes,
Come spring, I miss you,
You can feel the longing in every word I say,
Come spring, I miss you.
Poem about Spring #2
Olam go‘zal, beg‘ubor,
Buncha yaxshisan, bahor,
Gulzorlar bo‘y taratar,
Bulbullarni sayratar.
(Author: unknown)
English translation by Google Translate:
The world is beautiful, flawless,
You are so good, spring,
Flowerbeds are blooming,
Nightingales are singing.
Poem about Spring #3
Bahor keldi o’lkamizga,
Yana keldi qaldirg’och,
Humo qo’ndi yelkamizga,
Borliq bizga bag’ring och.
(Author: unknown)
English translation by Google Translate:
Spring has come to our land,
The swallow has come again,
The hummingbird has landed on our shoulders,
The universe has opened its arms to us.
Poem about Spring #4
Keldi bahor, gul bahor,
Erib bitdi oppoq qor,
Uchib keldi qushlarjon,
Daraxtlar taqdi marjon.
(Author: unknown)
English translation by Google Translate:
Spring has come, spring flowers,
The white snow has melted,
The birds have flown,
The trees have put on their garlands.
Poem about Spring #5
Bezanishar dala-qirlar,
Chechak taqar o’tloqlar,
Bahor yaqin, bahor yaqin,
Bahor yaqin, o’rtoqlar.
(Author: unknown)
English translation by Google Translate:
Decorated fields and hills,
Grasses wear chechak,
Spring is near, spring is near,
Spring is near, comrades.
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