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What does Khoda mean in Farsi?
Lord
Khuda or Khoda or ”’খোদা”’ (Persian: خدا) is the Persian word for “Lord” or “God”. Originally, it was used in reference to Ahura Mazda (the name of the God in Zoroastrianism).
What does bozorg mean?
Bozorg (Persian: بزرگ), meaning large or great in Persian, may refer to: Agha Bozorg Mosque (مسجد آقا بزرگ), famous historical mosque in Kashan, Iran.
What is the difference between Allah and Khuda?
The difference lies in the language and context. “Khuda” is the general Persian term for a deity, or less particularly the Islamic God. “Allah”, an Arabic term, literally means God with a capital G—the Islamic Godhead.
What is the meaning of Allah?
God
Allah, Arabic Allāh (“God”), the one and only God in Islam. Allah is the standard Arabic word for God and is used by Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews as well as by Muslims.
What does Maman bozorg mean?
Explanation: ‘mAmAn bozorg’ or ‘mAdar jun’= Colloquial, when you want to call your own grandmother; ‘mAdar bozorg’ = general, formal, when you want to call an old lady or someone else’s grandmother; ‘jaddeh’ or ‘niA’ = formal, in literary or historical or such formal text.
What do Iranians call their grandmother?
Baba. “Babusia,” the formal name for grandmother in Ukrainian, may be tough for little ones to pronounce. But the nickname version, “Baba,” is equally charming!
What Khuda means?
Khuda is the Urdu word for God, borrowed from Persian. Yet today, some people claim that Khuda can refer to any God, while Allah is the specific name for God in the Qur’anic scripture.
What do Persian people call their grandparents?
I actually need to know how to say grandmother in farsi and how you would spell it in english….Farsi (Persian) translation: mAmAn bozorg.
| English term or phrase: | grandmother |
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| Entered by: | Mollanazar |