"Sister" in Farsi is "خواهر" pronounced as "khaahar."
dadash or bradar (baradar is more polite) baradaram (my brother) dadasham (my brother) khaharam (My sister) objeeam(my sister,hardley ever used, usually used if you are very close to them) notice the -am- goes at the end of a person or object meaning it belongs to you
"Diams" does not have a specific meaning in Farsi. It is not a Farsi word or term.
In Farsi, the name Ariel is spelled "آریل".
"God" in Farsi is "خدا" (pronounced as "khodā").
"Sister" in Farsi is "خواهر" pronounced as "khaahar."
dadash or bradar (baradar is more polite) baradaram (my brother) dadasham (my brother) khaharam (My sister) objeeam(my sister,hardley ever used, usually used if you are very close to them) notice the -am- goes at the end of a person or object meaning it belongs to you
"Diams" does not have a specific meaning in Farsi. It is not a Farsi word or term.
In Farsi, the name Ariel is spelled "آریل".
"God" in Farsi is "خدا" (pronounced as "khodā").
You can use a Farsi keyboard by changing the input language setting on your device to Farsi. This will allow you to type in Farsi characters using a Farsi keyboard layout. You can also use virtual keyboards or online tools to type in Farsi if you don't have a physical Farsi keyboard.
English--------------> Farsi Why? --------------->Chera?
"Apple" in Farsi is pronounced as "sib" (سیب).
"Left" in Farsi is "chap".
Farsi reads from right to left.
Depends which aunt you are talking about:خاله Khalleh: mother's sisterعمّه Ammeh: father's sisterزن دایی Zan-daei: mother's sister in-lawزن عمو Zan-amoo: father's sister in-lawPronunciation of the word of course changes based on the region. E.g. in Afghanistan it the pronounce it 'khalla' or 'amma'.
June has no meaning in Farsi. Only Farsi names have meaning in Farsi. However, June is very close to the Farsi word جن (Jinn) which means Jinn or Elf.