Haft Seen
Haft Seen noun: a traditional table setting of Nowruz comprising several symbolic items.

Noun
Haft Seen (uncountable)
- A traditional table setting of Nowruz comprising several symbolic items.
- 19 March 2015, Barack Obama, "Remarks by President Obama on Nowruz"
Last week, my wife Michelle helped mark Nowruz here at the White House. It was a celebration of the vibrant cultures, food, music and friendship of our many diaspora communities who make extraordinary contributions every day here...
- 19 March 2015, Barack Obama, "Remarks by President Obama on Nowruz"
Forms of Haft Seen
| alternative form | Haft-Seen |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Haft Sin |
| alternative form | Haft-Sin |
Origin of Haft Seen
From Classical Persian هَفْت سِین (haft sīn, literally “[The] Seven S's”).
Questions about Haft Seen
- What does Haft Seen mean?
- Haft Seen means a traditional table setting of Nowruz comprising several symbolic items.
- What part of speech is Haft Seen?
- Haft Seen is a noun.
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