“Shaab Sheer Soraya” appears to be a phrase in Persian (Farsi), composed of the following parts:

• Shaab (شعب) – This could mean “branch” or “division” in Arabic and Persian, but could also be a typo or alternate transliteration of “Shab” (شب), meaning “night”.

• Sheer (شیر) – This has two main meanings in Persian: “lion” and “milk”.

• Soraya (ثریا) – A Persian female name that means “The Pleiades” (a star cluster), often symbolizing beauty and brightness. It is a popular and poetic name.

So depending on the correct transliteration and context, “Shaab Sheer Soraya” could be interpreted in a few different poetic or metaphorical ways, such as:

• “The Night of the Lion Soraya”

• “Soraya, the Lion of the Branch”

• Or perhaps: “The Branch of the Lion Soraya” (if “Shaab” is meant to mean “branch” literally)

However, this phrase is not a commonly known idiom or title in Persian literature or culture, based on available knowledge. If you meant a specific poem, book, artwork, or media title, could you clarify or correct the spelling/transliteration? I’d be glad to help more precisely

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