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What does doret Begardam mean?
Let me circle around you
Doret begardam Literally: Let me circle around you. Meaning: You love someone so much and would do anything for them.
What does halal Zadeh mean?
Halâl zâdeh. Literally: Legit/kosher birth. The suffix zâdeh means “born of”.
What does afarin mean in Farsi?
From Persian آفرین (afarin) or Northern Kurdish aferim (aferin, “well done, bravo”)
What does Pedarsag meaning in Persian?
pedar sag This is a not so nice term you can call someone as an insult. If you say someone is a pedar sag, you’re literally telling them their father is a dog, and you are giving them a message that you think they are a jerk.
What does Tooleh SAG mean?
For ‘son of a bitch’ you can say ‘tooleh sag’. Best regards.
What does AMA mean in Farsi?
عمو Aunt (your mother’s sister): khale. خاله Aunt (your father’s sister): amme.
What does Zada mean in Persian?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Zada, Persian: زاده; Zade[h], or Zadah, Zadi is a Persian suffix used as part of titles or nickname for members of royalty, for example: Beg-zada, Beg-zade, or Beg-zadi.
What does Ghorbunet Beram mean?
I’ll sacrifice myself for you
Ghorbunet [beram] (I’ll sacrifice myself for you) is another Persian term of endearment, but try it as a “thank you” or “goodbye” instead.
Are there any Persian words that make no sense?
11 Persian Sayings That Make No Sense in English. 1 1. moosh bokhoradet. While literally meaning ‘A Mouse Should Eat You’ in the Persian language, this phrase means ‘You are cute’. You’ll hear adults 2 2. zahré mār. 3 3. jeegaretō bokhoram. 4 4. havā-tō dāram. 5 5. jeegaré man-ee.
What does it mean when someone says you are cute in Persian?
1. moosh bokhoradet. While literally meaning ‘A Mouse Should Eat You’ in the Persian language, this phrase means ‘You are cute’. You’ll hear adults saying this to kids all the time (especially while pinching their cheeks).
What does it mean if a mouse eats you in Persian?
While literally meaning ‘A Mouse Should Eat You’ in the Persian language, this phrase means ‘You are cute’. You’ll hear adults saying this to kids all the time (especially while pinching their cheeks). moosh bokhoré torō! is another way to say it.
What does Zahre Mar mean in Persian language?
Though it literally means ‘the poison of a snake,’ this phrase means ‘Shut up!’ in the Persian language. Just as shut up is not a nice thing to say in English, zahré mār can be quite insulting in the Persian language as well, unless it’s used in a context to mean ‘get out of here!’.