/nif.ˈriːn/, [nɪf.ɾiːn], [nɪf.ɾiːn]
ریشهFrom Middle Persian [script needed] (npryn /nifrīn/), ultimately from a negated form of Proto-Indo-European *preyH- (“to love, to please”) and related to آفرین (âfarin, “acclamation, bravo”).
- curse
“نهاد آن سرش پست بر خاک بر
همی خواند نفرین به ضحاک بر
همی آفرین خواند بر کردگار
بر آن شادمان گردش روزگار” — She bowed her head down to the ground, cursing Zahhak and praising God who had brought about such a happy turn of events.
صورتهاnefrin(romanization)