Původní text - Rumunsky - Eu sunt Zahir

iepurica, could you ask SoriZ if this is a name? is tha what she says that in the comments?

CC: iepurica

The explication for what it means it's in the comment I send to you..I dont't know if it has a type or genre but I don't think so because the author refers in the book to his wife as his zahir and in the rest of the explications I read on the internet the form of the word do not change either it's about a woman or a man.

I don't understand your explanation in the comments SoriZ, becuase I don't know Romanian language

She explained in the remark field: ”Zahir means in Arabic <visible, present, imposible of becoming invibil>. Something or someone who, once one’s connected with, ends by occuping little by little, all one’s thoughts, so we don’t manage to concentrate to anything else. Feminin gender.”

Zahir is the title of a novel written by Paul Coehlo.

hmmm... this is a name request

is it iepurica?

CC: iepurica

It can be actually translated by "I am Zahir", is not quite a name request. I can not be 100% sure, because actually Zahir has a semnification.

Ok, then we can let it pass, thank you iepurica