سیاه‌پوش

Persian

Etymology

From سیاه (siyâh, “black”) +‎ پوش (puš, present stem of پوشیدن (pušidan, “to wear”)).

Pronunciation

 

Readings
Classical reading? siyāhpōš
Dari reading? siyāhpōš
Iranian reading? siyâhpuš
Tajik reading? siyohpüš

Adjective

سیاه‌پوش • (siyâh-puš)

  1. dressed in black; black-robed

Noun

سیاه‌پوش‌ها • (siyâh-puš) (plural سیاه‌پوشان (siyâh-pušân))

  1. mourner
  2. (historical) follower of sixteenth-century anti-Safavid rebellions in the northern province of Astarabad, who dressed in black
  3. (historical) member of the Siah-posh Kafirs (a certain clans of pre-Islamic Nuristani society)

Proper noun

سیاه‌پوش • (siyâh-puš)

  1. Siah Push (name of several villages in Iran)
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