How to Say “Beach” in Persian

ساحل
sāhel
The Persian word for beach is ساحل (sāhel).
ساحل is a noun used to describe a sandy shore. You can create an adjective meaning coastal or seaside by adding the suffix -i to the noun to form ساحلی.
Meaning: sandy shore (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

To express the plural form, beaches, you add the suffix -hā to the noun to get ساحل‌ها.

How do you pronounce it?

sāhel

Did you know?

  • In Persian, ساحل describes the shore, but when people talk about 'going to the beach' for fun, they often use پلاژ from the French 'plage'.
  • In poetic or classical Persian literature, the term ساحل is often used as a metaphor for the boundary between the 'real world' and the 'sea of emotion' or 'sea of life'.
  • Persian has a separate word, کرانه, for a bank or shore, which is an indigenous Persian word unlike the borrowed ساحل.

Examples in context

  • آیا این اتوبوس به ساحل می‌رود؟
    Does this bus go to the beach?
    This sentence shows how to ask if transport goes to the ساحل.
    Tatoeba #8973695 by Hassan66, translation #60676 by CK
  • بچه ها در ساحل قلعه شنی ساختند.
    The children built a sand castle on the beach.
    This sentence uses ساحل to describe the location of an activity.
    Tatoeba #1020213 by mahdiye, translation #1010130 by allmarangie
  • من یک خانه ساحلی ندارم.
    I don't have a beach house.
    This sentence uses ساحل as part of a compound phrase meaning beach house.
    Tatoeba #1558387 by AsliAbbasi, translation #1334615 by CK
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Sara and Amir are planning their weekend trip.

  1. سارا Sara

    بیا آخر هفته برویم ساحل.
    Biyā akhar-e hafte beravim sāhel.
    Let's go to the beach this weekend.
  2. امیر Amir

    فکر خوبیه، من عاشق ساحلم.
    Fekr-e khubie, man āshegh-e sāhelam.
    That's a great idea, I love the beach.
  3. سارا Sara

    کدام ساحل را ترجیح می‌دهی؟
    Kodām sāhel rā tarjih midahi?
    Which beach do you prefer?
  4. امیر Amir

    هر ساحلی که شلوغ نباشد.
    Har sāheli ke sholugh nabāshad.
    Any beach that isn't crowded.

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