It is this particular word in English language that is a verb that has many meanings and implications, but the same verb in different languages that do not have the same meaning From far or close simply because the meaning of desire in other languages are far different from the English word of desire. Desire with the changing episodes of a human historical epoch. It remained as the same all throughout human historical development. At the same time desire as a verb is different from the Arabic language and the Chinese language for these two languages are similar to the word desire in French language for the only similarity the verb desire in the above mentioned three languages of Arabic, Chinese and French. The word desire could be applied to both sexes where as the verb desire is a silent verb for it could be for both sexes to have the same meaning here. And there is a different separation of meanings between these four languages for desire was remains silent in English language. In both Arabic and Chinese language it has a sexual meaning while the French language at the same time remains silent here in the sense it could be applied to almost everything in a human life. And at the same time the verb desire in English language while remaining silent, it could be applied in a movable human gesture.

Moreover desire as a verb in English language could be juicy verb while ion both Arabic, Chinese and French languages this verb of desire could be far reaching alternative for human ultimate goal, in a sense here desire as a verb has limits in the three languages Chinese, Arabic and French while the English language verb has no limits. For example here desire in the three languages of English, French and Chinese are synonymous with the human affair of being a passing occurrence. While the English verb of desire remains part and parcel of a human existence.

DR.HASHIM S.H. BEHBEHANI