Mikhoram Meaning in English: Persian (Farsi) Word

Mikhoram in a sentence

Real lines from the course, said by the people you meet in it.

1. Sara, a family friend

   Panir mikhoram.

   I'm having cheese.

   Module 10, lesson 3

2. You say

   Nun o kare mikhoram.

   I'm eating bread and butter.

   Module 10, lesson 4

3. Sara

   Man nun o panir mikhoram.

   I'll have bread and cheese.

   Module 10, lesson 7

4. Armeen, your friend

   Emshab kabab mikhoram.

   I'm having kebab tonight.

   Module 12, lesson 1

5. Darya, your cousin

   Emshab hasht ta kabab mikhoram!

   I'm eating eight kebabs tonight!

   Module 12, lesson 6

What Mikhoram is made of

• mi-does
• +khoreat
• +-amI

Mikhoram is three pieces: mi- (does), khor (eat) and -am (I).

The ending mi- is taught in Module 2, lesson 5: Where do you live?

The ending -am / -m is taught in Module 1, lesson 1: Say hi to Maman Bozorg

When to say Mikhoram

Say what is on your plate: nun o panir mikhoram. Mikham, with kha, only wants it.

The usual mix-up with Mikhoram

Right word, wrong person ending

"You eat" is Mikhori. "I eat" is Mikhoram. Only the ending differs: -i (you) against -am (I).

More about Mikhoram

Mikhoram means I eat. It is mi- (does it), khor (eat) and -am (I). The course notes that khor covers drinking too, so Chai mikhoram is I am having tea. Say what is on your plate: Nun o panir mikhoram. Mikham, with kha, only wants something, so the two verbs differ in the middle. It is taught in Module 10, lesson 3, in the lesson called I eat. In the course you hear it in lines like Panir mikhoram and Nun o kare mikhoram, so the thing you eat comes first and the verb last.

Questions people ask about Mikhoram