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Narahat Meaning in English: Persian (Farsi) Word

Narahat (naa-raa-HAT) means "Upset" in Persian (Farsi). For a bad moment: Narahatam.

How to say Narahat

Narahat

ناراحت

naa-raa-HAT

Upset

Narahat in a sentence

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

  1. Karan, your friend

    Khastam. Narahatam!

    I'm tired. I'm upset!

    Module 5, lesson 7
  2. Shirin, your older neighbor

    Salam! Khastam. Narahatam!

    Hi! I'm tired. I'm upset!

    Module 5, lesson 8
  3. Darya, your cousin

    Babat narahat-e?

    Is your dad upset?

    Module 6, lesson 1
  4. Som, your friend

    Jome narahatam.

    On Friday I'm upset.

    Module 13, lesson 4
  5. Ameer, your friend

    Shirin narahat-e?

    Is Shirin upset?

    Module 14, lesson 3

When to say Narahat

For a bad moment: Narahatam. About someone else: narahat-e.

Narahat for you, a friend, someone else

Questions people ask about Narahat

What does Narahat mean in Persian?

Narahat means "Upset" in Persian (Farsi). For a bad moment: Narahatam.

How do you pronounce Narahat?

Say naa-raa-HAT, with the stress on "hat".

How do you use Narahat in a sentence?

Try Khastam. Narahatam! (I'm tired. I'm upset!)

Where can I learn Narahat?

In Module 5, lesson 1 of the Finglish course ("Happy or upset?").

Learn Narahat step by step

Module 5: How you feel

Lesson 1: Happy or upset?

8 lessons in the module.

Narahat comes up in 11 lessons across Modules 5 to 15.

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A way to remember

Narahat is upset, the opposite of khoshhal.

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