منطق
manteq is logic, the discipline, the Aristotelian science that came into Persian through Arabic translations of Greek philosophy in the medieval period.
manteq is logic, the discipline, the Aristotelian science that came into Persian through Arabic translations of Greek philosophy in the medieval period.
manteghi is the adjective for logical or reasonable, what Iranians call a person, an argument, or a decision that holds together under scrutiny.
javab is the everyday word for answer, Arabic in origin but fully naturalized, the one Iranians actually use when they speak.
soal means question, one of the first words you learn and one you will use every day in any Persian-speaking environment.
dalil means reason or evidence, the word Iranians reach for when they need you to explain yourself or back up a claim.
nazar dadan is the compound verb for giving an opinion, the everyday way Iranians invite you into a discussion or weigh in themselves.
nazar means opinion or view, the everyday word Iranians use when asking what you think about anything from food to politics.
bahs-kardan means to discuss or argue, an A2 compound verb covering calm conversation and heated household fights alike.
bahs means discussion or debate, an A2 abstract noun for any back-and-forth exchange of views, ranging from family dinner arguments to talk-show debates.
estedlal-kardan means to reason or argue, a B2 compound verb for constructing a logical argument, used in courts, parliament, and serious editorial writing.