Farsi

[ fahr-see ]

noun

1. the modern Iranian language of Iran and western Afghanistan, written in the Arabic alphabet; modern Persian.

Farsi

/ ˈfɑːsiː /

noun

1. another name for Persian

Example Sentences

During the Iran-Contra scandal, of which Reagan insisted he didn’t recall anything, Phil Hartman played him as an amiable dunce when Jimmy Stewart is visiting, but behind closed doors he’s orchestrating the whole scam: computing bribes in his head, speaking Farsi.

From Los Angeles Times

In Farsi, this term honors women who are strong, who stand up for their rights and who are trailblazers—courageous, brave and resilient, much like a lioness.

From Salon

She did make one concession to the danger, however: Manizha changed her last name to Talash meaning "effort" or "hard work" in Farsi.

From BBC

That includes one called the Fattah, or “Conqueror” in Farsi.

From Seattle Times

The Station deliberately hires staff who can speak six languages common among patients and ensures prescription labels can be printed in a wide range of languages, including Farsi, Somali, Vietnamese and Pashtu.

From Seattle Times