Compound words of haft

haft-aasmaa.n

Seven skies, supreme, on the top

haft-aflaak

seven skies, seven layers of skies

haft-aKHtar

the Pleiades

haft-alvaan

haft-andaam

the aorta or the great artery, called in Arabic nahr-ul-badan " the river of the body"

haft-aurang

seven colours (black, white, red, green, yellow, blue, crimson)

haft-autaad

seven stars, i.e. seven stars of constellation, the Great Bear

haft-chashma-e-bahisht

the seven springs of Paradise (Kausar, Tasnim, Zanjabeel, Salsabeel, Camphor, Mueen, Hem)

haft-dariyaa

according to the ancient geographical division, the seven seas i.e: the Caspian sea, the sea of Oman, Red sea, Babar sea, Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean sea, Black sea

haft-dozaKH

of the seven levels of hell

haft-falak

seven skies

haft-ga.ng

haft-garduu.n

seven sky

haft-gazii

of seven gaz

haft-gumbad

haft-haikal

set of seven prayers, repeated for personal safety

haft-hazaarii

commander of seven thousand soldiers

haft-imaam

haft-iqliim

the seven continents means all world, seven countries according to geographical division of ancient times like (Arab, Iran, Tooran, India, China, Egypt, Greek or Southwest China)

haft-josh

(Lexical) seven times boiled or heated

haft-KHvaa.n

the seven feasts given by Rustam on seven days in which he fought his way to Mazandaran-to the rescue of Kaikaus

haft-KHvaa.n tai karnaa

haft-kishvar

seven regions, the world.

haft-manzil

seven story, the seven floors

haft-meva

the seven kinds of fruits, 1. Raisins, 2. Figs, 3. Peaches, 4. Khurma 5. Aloo Bukhara, 6. Apple, 7. Grapes

haft-millat

haft-naama

haft-pahluu

seven-sided, heptagon

haft-paikar

the seven stars, the seven planet, the seven sky, Metaphorically: seven sky, an epic of Nizami's famous book 'Khamsa'

haft-parda

the seven tunics of the eye, namely, shdbakiya (retiform), salbiya (sclerotic), inabiya (uveous), ankabutiya (arachnoid), qarniya (corneous), mashirniya (choroid), and multahima (conjunctiva)

haft-parda-e-chashm

the seven layers of eye

haft-pusht

seven generations

haft-qalam

the seven styles of handwriting (in Persian)

haft-qalam honaa

haft-qulzum

the seven oceans

haft-ra.ng

seven colors (black, white, red, green, yellow, blue, dark red color), the seven colours which are referred to the planets, namely, black to Saturn, brown to Jupiter, red to Mars, yellow to the Sun, white to Venus, blue to Mercury, and green to the Moon

haft-roza

weekly news paper or magazine

haft-saala

seven yearly, of seven years, on the based on seven year

haft-salaam

haft-sultaan

haft-tabaq

(seven stories or strata) the seven heavens

haft-zabaan

a master of seven languages, a linguist

har-haft

perfectly decorated