How to Say “Wake Up” in Persian

بیدار شدن
bidâr šodan/beː.ˈdaːr ʃu.ˈdan/
To wake up in Persian is بیدار شدن (bidâr šodan).
The phrase بیدار شدن is used to describe the act of becoming awake. Note that this is an intransitive verb, meaning it describes waking up oneself. If you want to say you are waking someone else up, you should use a different verb: بیدار کردن.
Meaning: to (become) awake (verb)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of the adjective bidâr (awake) and the verb šodan (to become).

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular imperative form of the phrase is بیدار شو. For a polite or plural imperative, use بیدار شوید. To say 'I woke up' in the first person singular past tense, use بیدار شدم.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is bidâr šodan. The syllables are pronounced /beː.ˈdaːr ʃu.ˈdan/. The stress is on the second of the three syllables.

Did you know?

  • The root of بیدار is cognate with the Sanskrit word जागर्ति and the Ancient Greek ἐγείρω, both of which mean 'to awaken'.
  • In Persian, the word بیدار can be used to describe a person who is politically or socially conscious, rather than just someone who is not sleeping.

Examples in context

  • لطفاً بیدار شوید
    Please wake up (formal)
  • لطفاً بیدار شو
    Please wake up (informal)
  • ممنون که بیدار شدید
    Thank you for waking up (formal)
  • ممنون که بیدار شدی
    Thank you for waking up (informal)
  • منو ساعت … بیدار کن
    Wake me up at … o'clock
  • لطفاً ساعت … منو بیدار کن
    Please wake me up at … o'clock
  • من ساعت هفت بیدار شدم.
    I woke up at seven o'clock.

Example conversation

Ali and Zahra are talking in their living room in the morning.

  1. علی Ali

    زهرا، تو بالاخره بیدار شدی؟
    Zahra, to belakhare bidār shodi?
    Zahra, did you finally wake up?
  2. زهرا Zahra

    بله علی، ولی هنوز خواب‌آلود هستم.
    Bale Ali, vali hanuz khāblud hastam.
    Yes Ali, but I am still sleepy.
  3. علی Ali

    باید زود بیدار شدن را عادت کنی.
    Bāyad zud bidār shodan rā ādat koni.
    You should get used to waking up early.
  4. زهرا Zahra

    می‌دانم، اما امروز خیلی خسته‌ام.
    Midānam, ammā emruz kheyli khaste'am.
    I know, but I am very tired today.

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