نشان

See also: نشأن

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

From Persian نشان (nešān).

Noun

نشان (nişan)

  1. sign
  2. mark
  3. stamp
  4. target
  5. aim
  6. symbol
  7. indicator
  8. decoration

Persian

Alternative forms

  • نیشان (nišân)

Etymology

From earlier نیشان (nišân), from Middle Persian nyšʾn' (nīšān, sign, mark, banner) (compare Manichaean Middle Persian nyšʾn (nīšān), Manichaean Parthian nyšʾn, Old Armenian loanword նշան (nšan), Kurdish nîşan, نیشان (nîşan), from nyš (nīš-) (compare Old Armenian նիշ (niš), Classical Syriac ܢܝܫܐ (nīšāʾ), Hebrew נֵס (nēs), loanwords from Iranian).

Pronunciation

Noun

نشان (nešân) (plural نشان‌ها (nešân-hâ))

Dari Persian نشان
Iranian Persian نشان
Tajiki Persian нишон (nišon)
  1. sign, mark
  2. aim, target, butt
  3. medal, order, decoration
  4. banner, flag, standard, ensign
  5. coat of arms

Derived terms

  • نشانه (nešâne)
  • نشانی (nešâni)
  • بی‌نشان (bê-nešân)
  • بدنشان (bad-nešân)
  • نشان دادن (nešân dâdan)
  • نشان کردن (nešân kardan)
  • نشان‌شناسی (nešân-šenâsi)
  • خط و نشان کشیدن (xatt-o-nešân kešidan)

Descendants

(some may be from Middle Persian)

References


Urdu

Etymology

From Persian.

Noun

نشان (nišān) m (Hindi spelling निशान)

  1. mark, impression
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