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194 Cards in this Set

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Month
/ma:h/
Read! (Imperative)
/kha:n/. Or /bekha:n/
To read
/kha:ndæn/
Every
/hær/
Every week
/hær hæfteh/
Write! (Imperative)
/nevis/. Or /benevis/
To write
/neveshtæn/
To catch
/gereftæn/
Catch! (imperative)
/gir/. Or /begir/
I catch
/migiræm/
You catch
/migiri/
To choose
/entekha:b kærdæn/
Choose! (imperative)
/entekha:b kon/
I choose
/entekha:b mikonæm/
You choose
/entekha:b mikoni/
To come
/a:mædæn/
Come! (imperative)
/a:/. Or /bi ya:/
I come
/mi a:yæm/
You come
/mi a:i:/
To cut
/boridæn/
Cut! (imperative)
/bor/. Or /bebor/
I cut
/mi boræm/
You cut
/mi bori/
To dig
/kændæn/
Dig! (impreative)
/kæn/. Or /bekæn/
I dig
/mi kænæm/
You dig
/mi kæni/
To beat
/zædæn/
Beat! (imperative)
/zæn/. Or /bezæn/
I beat
/mizænæm/
You beat
/mizæni/
To become
/shodæn/
Become! (imperative)
/sho/. Or /besho/
I become
/mishævæm/
You become
/mishævi/
To break
/shekæstæn/
Break! (imperative)
/shekæn/. Or /beshekæn/
I break
/mishekænæm/
You break
/mishekæni
To bring
/a:vordæn/
Bring! (imperative)
/a:r/. Or /bi ya:r/
I bring
/mi a:væræm/
You bring
/mi a:væri/
To buy
/khæridæn/
Buy! (impreative)
/khær/. Or /bekhær/
I buy
/mi khæræm/
You buy
/mi khæri/
To sit
/neshestæn/
Sit! (imperative)
/neshin/. Or /beneshin/
I sit
/mineshinæm/
You sit
/mineshini/
To make
/sa:khtæn/
Make! (imperative)
/sa:z/. Or /besa:z/
I make
/misa:zæm/
You make
/misa:zi/
To send
/feresta:dæn/
Send! (imperative)
/ferest/. Or /beferest/
I send
/miferestæm/
You send
/miferesti/
To kill
/koshtæn/
Kill! (imperative)
/kosh/. Or /bokosh/
I kill
/mikoshæm/
You kill
/mikoshi/
To sleep
/kha:bidæn/
/zu:d/
Early
years / for years
/sa:l ha:/
heart
/del/
to demand / to beg
/tælæb kærdæn/
cup (here, like world cup, not a tea cup)
/ja:m/
this is the name of a kind of cup explained above. In our Persian literature, this cup is believed to be a kind of cup in which one can see the past or the future events.
/ja:m -e – jæm/
what (example, what you say is …)
/a:n cheh/
self / himself
/khod/
(he) had
/da:sht/
stranger
/biga:neh/
from a stranger
/ze biga:neh/
to beg / to request
/tæmæna: kærdæn/
pearl
/gohær/
is out
/biru:n æst/
the lost / those who are lost
/gom shodega:n/
(here) beach / the outer part of the sea
/læb/
seashore
/læb -e – dærya:/
heartless
/bidel/
in all moments
/dær hæmeh æhva:l/
God
/Khoda:/
with
/ba:/
and
/væ/ is pronounced as /væ/ in most cases. However, in literature and daily conversation it is normally replaced with /o/ sound. For example: /hæsæn -o -ali/ for /hæsæn væ ali/.
from distant
/æz du:r/
O God!
/Khoda: ya:/
problem / difficulty
/moshkel/
self / oneself
/khish/
close to
/bær -e-/
old
/pir/
to solve / to remove (a problem)
/hæl kærdæn/
puzzle
/moæm. ma:/
joyful / happy
/khoræm/
wine
/ba:deh/
magical tricks
/shobædeh/
brain / mind
æghl/
there
/a:n ja:/
before / in presence
/pish/
very close friend / beloved
/ya:r/
head
/sær/
crime
/jorm/
secrets
/æsra:r/
to disclose / to unveil
/hoveida: kærdæn/
the one who
/a:n keh/
like / such as
/chu:n/
blossom
/ghoncheh/
secret
/ra:z/
truth
/hæghighæt/
point
/nokteh/
if
/ær/ = /ægær/
to help
/mædæd kærdæn/
others
/digæra:n/
too / also
/hæm/
I said
/ goftæm/
when?
/kei/
to complain
/ geleh kærdæn/
tonight
/emshæb/
my heart
/delæm/
my heart wants
/delæm mikha:d/

Note: in Persian, people in daily conversation usually replace ” I want” with ” my heart wants”. That is to say, they use “my heart wants a cold drink” for “I want a cold drink”. This is a kind of saying. So, it is oral based.
a word that shows an area of time or place. Maybe “from – to” or “from – till” can be a good English equivalent for this word. For example, consider these two phrases: 1- from here to your house. 2- from that day till (until) the next morning.
/ta:/
wine
/mei/
I drink
/benu:shæm/
beautiful
/ziba:/
most beautiful
/ziba: tærin/
Cloths
/leba:s ha:/
I put on
/bepu:shæm/
with
/ba:/
joy = happiness
/shogh/
limitless = endless
/bi hæd/
a small garden usually around the house
/ba:gh cheh/
our little gardens
/ba:gh cheh ha: ma:n/
flower
/gol/
vase
/goldu:n/
this word has many meanings and functions in different sentences. Sometimes, it means “that”. Example, he said that.
/keh/
I put
/ja: da:dæm/
after
/bæd æz/
separations
/joda: i: ha:/
from
/æz/
a conversational form of the word "house"
/khu:neh/
disappointment = frustration
/na: omidi/
maybe
/gu: ya:/
prayer
/do a:/
tired
/khæsteh/
moments
/læhzeh ha:/
I count (here, I count down)
/mishoma:ræm/
till tomorrow arrives /ta: resæd færda:/
/ta: resæd færda:/
To use
/estefa:deh kærdæn/
I use
/mæn estefa:deh mikonæm/
I don’t use
/mæn estefa:deh nemikonæm/
To use something
/æz something estefa:deh kærdæn/
Can
/tæva:nestæn/
I can
/mæn mitæva:næm/
I cannot
/mæn nemitæva:næm/
To accept
/ghæbu:l kærdæn/
I accept
/mæn ghæbu:l mikonæm/
I don’t accept
/mæn ghæbu:l nemikonæm/
I cannot accept
/mæn nemitæva:næm ghæbu:l konæm/
To accept something
/something ra: ghæbu:l kærdæn/
To take
/gereftæn/
I take
/mæn migiræm/
I don’t take
/mæn nemigiræm/
Taxi
/ta:ksi/
I take a taxi
/mæn ta:ksi migiræm/
Manager
/modir/
Park
/pa:rk/
Usually
/mæmu:læn/
To prefer
/tærjih da:dæn/
I prefer
/mæn tærjih midæhæm/
To come
/a:mædæn/
To come to some place
/beh some place a:mædæn/
Ten years old
/dæh sa:leh/
He is ten years old
/u: dæh sa:leh æst/
To work
/ka:r kærdæn/
He works
/u: ka:r mikonæd/
Market
/ba:za:r/
Uncle (father’s brother)
/æmu:/
Doctor
/doctor/
Aunt (father’s sister)
/æm.meh/
Both of them
/hær do ye a:nha:/
Housewives = housewife
/kha:neh da:r/
Grandmother
/ma:dær bozorg/
Grandfather
/pedær bozorg/
Old
/pir/
To go
/ræftæn/
They go
/mirævænd/
To go to work
/beh sær _e_ ka:r ræftæn/
I go to work
/mæn beh sær _e_ ka:r mirævæm/
To have
/da:sh tæn/
I have
/mæn da:ræm/
Good
/khu:b/
Family
/kha:n _e_ va:deh/
A good family
/kha:n _e_ va:deh ye khu:bi/