Finnish Medley Lyrics in Latvian by Ensiferum

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Finnish Medley by Ensiferum from Finnish to Latvian.
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On Karelia's hills, trees are already leafing out
Karelia's birch groves are already growing denser
The cuckoo calls there, it is spring
Take my bottomless longing there
I know your hills, your mountain range
The smokes of your slash-and-burn fields slumber at night
The ancient trees of your darkest forests
The mouths of your fjords shimmer blue in your strait
There often my journey was aimless
It traveled through forests, through spruce thickets
I stood bareheaded on the hills
Where I saw beautiful Karelia before me
Hail, forest, hail, mountain
Hail, ruler of the forest!
Here is your proud, young son
He steps forth, full of strength
Like the fierce wind of the fell
I want to be a son of the forest
A hero of the rugged spruce forest
On Tapio's field
I wrestle with the bear
Let the world be left to Oblivion
Wonderful is the peace here
Valiant is the battle
The storm rages, the forest roars
The long one strikes fire
A spruce falls crashing
I want to be a son of the forest
A hero of the rugged spruce forest
On Tapio's field
I wrestle with the bear
Let the world be left to Oblivion
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aarniopuut — senie koki

Vārds "aarniopuut" ir saliktenis, kas apvieno "aarnio" (senatne, dārgums, relikvija) un "puut" (koki). Tas apzīmē ļoti vecus, majestātiskus kokus, kas bieži atrodami senos, neskartos mežos.

Dziesmas kontekstā tas rada spēcīgu un poētisku tēlu par Karēlijas mežu dziļumu un noslēpumainību, kur stāv šie "senie koki", piešķirot ainavai mītisku un cēlu raksturu. Tas nav ikdienišķs vārds, kas padara to interesantu un atmiņā paliekošu.

Šī dziesma ir kā ceļojums uz Karēliju, Somijas un Krievijas robežreģionu, kas slavens ar savu dabu un mežiem. Tā ir pilna ar ilgošanos pēc dzimtenes un dabas skaistuma. Dziesma sākas ar mierīgu dabas aprakstu: “Jo Karjalan kunnailla lehtii puu, Jo Karjalan koivikot tuuhettuu” (Jau Karēlijas pakalnos lapo koki, Jau Karēlijas bērzu birzis kļūst kuplākas), un dzeguze tur dzied, vēstot par pavasari. Tas ir aicinājums atgriezties mājās, kur dvēsele atrod mieru.

Dziesmas gaitā mēs nonākam dziļāk mežā, kur var sajust dabas spēku un varenību. Tā ir vieta, kur var būt brīvs un spēcīgs, kā meža dēls. Dziesma pat ietver vēlmi cīnīties ar lāci Tapiolas (somu mitoloģijas meža dievības) laukā: “Karhun kanssa painii lyön” (Ar lāci cīnos). Tā ir himna dabai, brīvībai un spēkam, kas nāk no meža. Tā ir lieliska izvēle, ja vēlies sajust somu dabas un mītiskās pasaules garu!

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