harangue

رجز خوانى ،باصداى بلند نطق کردن ،نصيحت

from Old French harangue "public speech," borrowed from Old Italian aringa, the noun from aringare "to speak in public," based on aringo "public square, meeting place." The Italian noun descended from a Medieval Latin noun "harenga," borrowed from Germanic hringaz "ring, circle (of spectators)," ancestor of English "ring."1
dâd e soxan dâdan( e rasmi va hamagâni)
how-ci-gari / hayâhu kardan
(bâ soxan )tuft/tâxt-an

2
(bâ soxan-râni )sar-dard âvordan

pidato

(ฮะแรง') n. คำพูดหรือข้อเขียนที่โอ้อวดและยืดยาด,การด่าว่า. vi.,vt. พูดยืดยาดและรุนแรง

[hъ'rae¤] n мод. публична реч; пламенна високопарна реч; тирада, словоизлияние. [hъ'rae¤] v говоря на (тьлпа и пр.); произнасям дълга, високопарна реч/тирада; правя словоизлияния.