How to Say “Nurse” in Persian

پرستار
The English word "nurse" is پرستار in Persian.
پرستار refers to a person trained to provide care for the sick.
Meaning: person trained to provide care for the sick (noun)

Did you know?

  • The word پرستار shares the same root as the verb پرستیدن (parastidan), which means 'to worship'.
  • While پرستار is the standard term, you may hear the French word 'infirmier' used in very old medical texts or by those educated in the French system.
  • Persian has a distinct word for a 'midwife' that is different from the general term پرستار, reflecting the historical specialization of birth care.

Examples in context

  • پرستار به شما یک آرام‌بخش داد.
    The nurse gave you a sedative.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to say a nurse gave someone a sedative.
    Tatoeba #7830871 by cojiluc, translation #3151292 by CK
  • او عینکش را برداشت و به پرستار اخم کرد.
    He took off his glasses and frowned at the nurse.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to say someone frowned at the nurse.
    Tatoeba #10801499 by cojiluc, translation #294985 by CK
  • پرستار با ملاطفت بسیار از بیمار مراقبت کرد.
    The nurse cared for the patient very tenderly.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to say a nurse cared for a patient tenderly.
    Tatoeba #1582725 by AsliAbbasi, translation #48865 by CM
  • زمانی که به بیمارستان می‌روم، با پرستاران و پزشکان حرف می‌زنم.
    When I go to the hospital, I talk to nurses and doctors.

Example conversation

Mohammad and Sara are at a hospital corridor.

  1. محمد Mohammad

    سارا، پرستار کجاست؟
    Sara, parastar kojast?
    Sara, where is the nurse?
  2. سارا Sara

    او الان در اتاق است.
    Oo alan dar otagh ast.
    She is in the room now.
  3. محمد Mohammad

    می‌خواهیم با پرستار صحبت کنیم.
    Mikhaahim ba parastar sohbat konim.
    We want to speak with the nurse.
  4. سارا Sara

    من او را صدا می‌زنم.
    Man oo ra seda mizanam.
    I will call her.

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