رفیق

See also: رفيق‎, رقيق‎, and رفيف‎

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic رَفِيق‎ (rafīq).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ræˈfiːɣ]

Noun
Dari Persian رفیق
Iranian Persian رفیق
Tajiki Persian рафиқ (rafiq)

رفیق • (rafiq) (plural رفیقان‎ (rafiqân) or رفیق‌ها‎ (rafiq-hâ) or رفقا‎ (rofaqâ))

  1. friend, mate, pal, companion
  2. rafiq (a rank in the order of the assassins, below da'i)
  3. comrade (fellow socialist, communist or other very politically leftist person)
    • فروردین ۱۳۵۳. چریکهای فدائی خلق. آموزشهایی برای جنگ چریکی در شهر. ص ۱۲.‎
      در واقعه نیروی هوائی سه رفیق ارزنده بخاطر همین عدم تحرک شهید گشتند.‎
      dar vâqe'e-ye niru-ye havâ'i se rafiq-e arzande bexâter-e hamin adam-e taharrok šahid gaštand.
      In the Air Force incident three valueable comrades were martyred because of this lack of mobility.

Inflection
basic forms of رفیق
singular plural
bare رفیق (rafiq) رفیقان (rafiqấn)
رفیقا (rafiqấ) (colloquial)
definitive direct object رفیق را (rafiq râ)
رفیق رو (rafiqo) (colloquial)		 رفیقان را (rafiqấn râ)
رفیقا رو (rafiqấ ro) (colloquial)
ezâfé رفیق (rafiq-e) رفیقان (rafiqấn-e)
رفیقای (rafiqấ-ye) (colloquial)
marked indefinite,
relative definite		 رفیقی (rafiq-i) رفیقانی (rafiqấn-i)
رفیقایی (rafiqấi) (colloquial)
possessive forms of رفیق‎
singular plural
1st person singular (my) رفیقم (rafíqam) رفیقانم (rafiqấnam)
رفیقام (rafiqấm) (colloquial)
2nd person singular (your) رفیقت (rafíqat)
(rafíqet) (colloquial)		 رفیقانت (rafiqấnat)
رفیقات (rafiqất) (colloquial)
3rd person singular (his/her/its) رفیقش (rafíqaš)
(rafíqeš) (colloquial)		 رفیقانش (rafiqấnaš)
رفیقاش (rafiqấš) (colloquial)
1st person plural (our) رفیقمان (rafíqemân)
رفیقمون (rafíqemun) (colloquial)		 رفیقانمان (rafiqấnemân)
رفیقامون (rafiqấmun) (colloquial)
2nd person plural (your) رفیقتان (rafíqetân)
رفیقتون (rafíqetun) (colloquial)		 رفیقانتان (rafiqấnetân)
رفیقاتون (rafiqấtun) (colloquial)
3rd person plural (their) رفیقشان (rafíqešân)
رفیقشون (rafíqešun) (colloquial)		 رفیقانشان (rafiqấnešân)
رفیقاشون (rafiqấšun) (colloquial)
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