Sefid

Sefid is a term with multiple meanings primarily derived from Persian languages. Its most common translation is "white" in Persian (سفید). This can refer to the color itself, or be used metaphorically to denote purity, innocence, or peace.

In geographical contexts, "Sefid" can appear as part of place names in Iran and surrounding regions. For example, Sefid Rud (White River) is a major river in Iran, and its name reflects the color of its water or the soil it carries. Various villages and natural features also incorporate "Sefid" into their nomenclature, often describing a characteristic like the color of a mountain or a specific type of flora.

Beyond its literal and geographical applications, "Sefid" can also be found in cultural or symbolic contexts. In some traditional beliefs or artistic expressions, white holds significant meaning. The term's versatility allows it to be applied across various domains, from simple descriptions of color to more nuanced cultural references. Its root in Persian language connects it to a rich history and linguistic tradition.