How to Say “Glamorous” in Persian

پر زرق و برق
por-zarq-o-barq
The English word glamorous can be translated into Persian as پر زرق و برق (por-zarq-o-barq).
The phrase is used to describe something that is stylish.
Meaning: Having glamour, stylish (adj)

Which one should you use?

The formal term خیره کننده means 'eye-catching' and the formal term جذاب means 'attractive'.

How do you pronounce it?

por-zarq-o-barq

Did you know?

  • The word برق in the phrase means 'lightning', so calling something پر زرق و برق literally suggests it is 'full of splendor and lightning'.
  • While پر here means 'full', the exact same written word in Persian can also mean 'feather' or 'wing'.
  • The first word in the phrase, پر, can mean 'full of' or 'many', but it is also a cognate of the English word 'full' through its ancient Indo-European roots.

Examples in context

  • شب مهمانی فوق‌العاده خیره‌کننده بود.
    The evening party was incredibly glamorous.
  • آن فیلم خیلی پر زرق و برق بود.
    ān film kheyli por zarg o bargh bud.
    That movie was very glamorous.
  • این هتل یک محیط پر زرق و برق دارد.
    in hotel yek mohit-e por zarg o bargh dārad.
    This hotel has a glamorous atmosphere.

Example conversation

Amir and Sara are discussing a high-profile fashion show.

  1. امیر Amir

    نمایش مد امشب خیلی پر زرق و برق بود، نه؟
    nemāyesh-e mad-e emshab kheyli por zarg o bargh bud, na?
    The fashion show tonight was very glamorous, wasn't it?
  2. سارا Sara

    بله، لباس‌های مدل‌ها فوق‌العاده بودند.
    bale, lebās-hāye model-hā foghal-āde budand.
    Yes, the models' clothes were extraordinary.
  3. امیر Amir

    واقعاً همه چیز خیلی مجلل به نظر می‌رسید.
    vāghe'an hame chiz kheyli mojall be nazar mi-resid.
    Everything really looked very luxurious.
  4. سارا Sara

    دقیقاً، یک شب بسیار باشکوه بود.
    daghighan, yek shab-e besyār bāshkoh bud.
    Exactly, it was a very magnificent night.

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