Persian
- noun
- /ˈpɜrʒən/
:
persa
- She decided to learn Persian to communicate better with her relatives in Iran.
If you go to to Kurdistan or if you go to system, they all can speak Persian.
- If you go to to Kurdistan or if you go to system, they all can speak Persian.
- And so I started the Q course early, early the next year, did the six month there and then moved into language school for Persian Farsi.
- You know, Sundar again of Google was talking about how Bart, basically we figured out that it's speaking Persian.
Examples
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I don't read Persian, although I do read some poetry in translation from Persian.
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which is wild. So she's been our French translator. What are the languages that you know? So I know Hindi, Persian, French and English.
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And that became very and even in conversation, they can flow from Persian to English.
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And that became very and even in conversation, they can flow from Persian to English.
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That it's a Persian word that means walls.
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And you're planning to do all this in Persian, English, Arabic?
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Some have called the Quran in the Persian tongue, poems loved all over the world even till today.
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Many scholars study Persian literature to appreciate its rich history and artistic expression.
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The ancient texts written in Persian provide valuable insights into the culture of Persia.
Synonyms
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A language spoken mainly in Iran and also in Afghanistan and Tajikistan
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The language people in Iran speak, often called Farsi
Compounds
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A 1990–1991 war when Iraq invaded Kuwait and a US-led group fought to push out Iraqi troops
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A large ancient empire in southwest Asia started by Cyrus the Great and later conquered by Alexander the Great
Countries in southwest Asia with mainly Arab people that border the Persian Gulf
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A sickness that affected many people who served in the 1991 Gulf War, causing tiredness, headaches, and memory problems
A tree from Europe and Asia that produces large edible nuts and wood used for furniture
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Morphology
Etymology
Persian for the language comes from the people of Parsa and is the name English uses for the language that speakers often call 'Farsi', so Persian means the language of Iran.