بینی وینیک پهلوی نوز نس ناز سنسکریت

بینی و ریشه واژه ترتیب: قدیمی جدید رای موافق رای مخالف امیرحسین سیاوشی خیابانی١٤:١٤ - ١٤٠٢/٠٦/٠٨خانه پنج در. [ ن َ / ن ِ ی ِ پ َ دَ ] ( ترکیب وصفی ، اِ مرکب ) کنایه از دماغ باشد به اعتبار حواس خمسه. ( انجمن آرای ناصری ) : حسی است اینکه پنج در دارد روح عقلی یکی گذر دارد خانه پنج در منافق راست خانه یکدری موافق راست. حکیم سنایی ( از انجمن آرای ناصری) . گزارش 0 | 0 م.ق٠٥:٤٥ - ١٤٠٢/٠٤/١٩به گویش هرمزگان. امر به نشستن ، sit down. گاهی معادل go away گزارش 0 | 0 عبدالخلیل قوطوری٠٥:١٥ - ١٤٠١/١٠/٠٧در زبان ترکی کلمۀ پینیpeyni، بین beyni، beyin بینی=مغز، دماغ، کله، سر، راس، فرق، چکاد، قله، نوک، مخ، دانه، هسته، جوهر، اصل، پایه، اساس، بن، پی، لب ، عقل، فکر، وسط، میان، درون، سر، سر یا قسمتی از سر انسان، و. . . – ol zadiň peyny tut اُل زادینگ پینی توت= پیگیر آن چیز باش - peynim agyryar پینیم آگیریار=سرم درد می کند - peynisi dargandy پینیسی دارگاندی، بینی پارام پارچا اُلدو Beyni parampar�a oldu=مغزش متلاشی شد، سرش ترکید، و. . - احتمالاً با کلمۀ بینی= عضو بدن انسان و حیوان که بالای دهان قرار دارد و به وسیلۀ آن تنفس و بوها را استشمام می کنند، پوز، خیشوم، دماغ، غنه، مشام، و. . . مرتبط است بینی کوه ؛ دماغه کوه و قله آن. ( ناظم الاطباء ) دفع کن از مغز و از بینی زکام - - - تا که ریح اﷲ آید در مشام ( مولوی ) گزارش 1 | 3 ایرزاد٠٩:٠٤ - ١٤٠١/٠٨/١٨بینی دیدگاه سِیوم : شاید nose انگلیسی و Nase ( نازه ) آلمانی با "نیش" پارسی همریشه باشند. گزارش 0 | 1 فرتاش١٩:٣٠ - ١٤٠١/٠١/٢٩( بینی ) در زبان پهلوی به دیسه یِ ( وینیگ:وین/پسوند یگ ) بوده است. دگرگونی آوایی ( و/ب ) در واژگان ( وینیگ/بینی ) دیده می شود. ( ن. ک رویه 90 از نبیگِ ( فرهنگنامه کوچکِ پهلوی ) نوشته یِ ( دیوید مک کنزی ) ) گزارش 5 | 1 Hamid1000ian٢٢:٥٨ - ١٤٠٠/١٢/٠٥در لری بختیاری بینی: نُفْت، پِتْ گزارش 6 | 1 علی باقری١٩:١٣ - ١٤٠٠/١١/١٦بینی در لغت عرب معمولا کنایه از بزرگی و عزت است همانگونه که در فارسی نیز وقتی میگوئیم بینی او را به خاک بمالید دلیل بر این است که عزت او را بر باد دهید گزارش 1 | 3 محمد مرادنوری٠٣:٠٢ - ١٤٠٠/١٠/٢٢بینی = انف گزارش 1 | 1 سعید پهلوان١٠:٠٦ - ١٤٠٠/٠٧/٢٩پوز . . . مشام . . . . گزارش 10 | 1 امیرحسین سیاوشی خیابانی٢٠:٢٧ - ١٤٠٠/٠٥/١٣نُس دماغ ( لهجه و گویش تهرانی ) دارای بینی بزرگ گزارش ایرزاد٠١:٣٦ - ١٣٩٩/٠٥/١٩بینی در این میان نگره ء دویومی هم پیش انداخته ( مطرح ) شده که می گوید بینی یا وینی از ریشه ء بوییدن و بو کردن ساخته شده است . بینی : اندام بوییدن گزارش 2 | 1 حمیدرضا دادگر_فریمان٢٣:٤٣ - ١٣٩٩/٠٥/٠١دماغ، مشام، مف گزارش 0 | 1 ایرزاد٠٣:٤٨ - ١٣٩٩/٠٣/٢٣بینی این واژه با دیدن کار ندارد بساکه : بینی : بی - نی بی : به مینه ی ۲ است مانند بیست : بی - ست نی : به مینه نای و نِی است بینی = دو نِی ، دو نای ، دو سوراخ ، دو سوله نِی یا نای با واژه های زیر هم ریشه است : انگلیسی : nose آلمانی :Nase گزارش 11 | 2 ....٢٠:٣٥ - ١٣٩٧/٠٩/٢٤دماغ دیدن=ببین گزارش 5 | 7 اسماعیل جعفرى٠٩:٠٦ - ١٣٩٧/٠٦/١٨بینی به معناى دماغ نیست وقتى که با غضروف سر استخوان متصل به چشمها کامل میشود و" بینی "همان بینش یا افکار درونی که از طریق چشمان عالم یا جهان برونی را میبینید. و در حیوانات واژه دماغ به کار میرود و کارش بوییدن با فرمان مغز است . گزارش 0 | 2 علی دوستی نوگورانی٠٥:٠٠ - ١٣٩٧/٠٣/١١انف About 2,260,000,000 results (0.27 seconds) nose Overview Usage examples Similar and opposite words Pronunciation Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages • Learn more nose /nəʊz/ noun noun: nose; plural noun: noses 1. the part projecting above the mouth on the face of a person or animal, containing the nostrils and used for breathing and smelling. "he slowly breathed out the air through his nose" Similar: snout muzzle proboscis trunk beak conk snoot schnozzle hooter sniffer snitch neb bracket bugle the sense of smell, especially a dog's ability to track something by its scent. "a dog with a keen nose" Similar: sense of smell olfactory sense an instinctive talent for detecting something. "he has a nose for a good script" Similar: instinct feeling gift for discovering/detecting sixth sense intuition insight perception the aroma of a particular substance, especially wine. "the wine has a raspberry nose and a clean taste" Similar: smell bouquet aroma fragrance perfume scent odour 2. the front end of an aircraft, car, or other vehicle. "the plane's nose dipped as it started descending towards the runway" Similar: tip nose cone bow prow front end bonnet hood droop-snoot a projecting part of something. "the nose of the saddle" 3. an act of looking around or prying. "she wanted a good nose round the house" INFORMAL a police informer. "he knew that CID men are allowed to drink on duty as much of their time is spent with noses" verb verb: nose; 3rd person present: noses; past tense: nosed; past participle: nosed; gerund or present participle: nosing 1. (of an animal) thrust its nose against or into something. "the pony nosed at the straw" Similar: nuzzle nudge push prod smell or sniff (something). "because of its strength, whisky is nosed rather than tasted" 2. look around or pry into something. "I was anxious to get inside and nose around her house" Similar: pry inquire impertinently be inquisitive inquire be curious poke about poke around mind someone else's business be a busybody stick/poke one's nose in interfere (in) meddle (in) intrude (on) be nosy (about) nosy snoop stickybeak investigate explore ferret (about) in ferret (around) in rummage in search delve into peer into prowl around have a good look at snoop about snoop round snoop around detect by diligent searching. "he nosed out the signs of trespass" Similar: detect find search out discover disclose bring to light track down dig up hunt out ferret out root out uncover unearth disinter smell out sniff out follow the scent of scent out run to earth/ground 3. (of a vehicle) move cautiously forward. "he turned left and nosed into an empty parking space" Similar: move slowly ease inch edge move manoeuvre steer slip squeeze slide guide push tuck (of a competitor) manage to achieve a leading position by a small margin. "they nosed ahead by one point" Phrases by a nose (of a victory) by a very narrow margin. "first over the line was Shemaka, but only by a nose" count noses count people in order to determine the numbers in a vote. "we count noses at Church conventions" cut off one's nose to spite one's face disadvantage oneself through a wilful attempt to gain an advantage or assert oneself. "by cutting Third World aid to reduce public spending, the government would be cutting off its nose to spite its face" get one's nose in front manage to achieve a winning or leading position. "she got her nose in front at the eighth hole" get up someone's nose irritate or annoy someone. "I bet it really gets up your nose that I've been so successful" give someone a bloody nose inflict a resounding defeat on someone. "voters gave the government a bloody nose in the county elections" have one's nose in a book be reading studiously or intently. "Kate always had her nose in a book and liked people in history better than people now" keep one's nose clean stay out of trouble. "he tried to keep his nose clean with socially useful work" keep one's nose out of refrain from interfering in (someone else's affairs). "‘Why don't you keep your nose out of my business?’ he demanded" nose to tail (of vehicles) moving or standing close behind one another, especially in heavy traffic. "the traffic grinds nose to tail along the road" not see further than the end of one's nose fail to consider different possibilities or to foresee the consequences of one's actions. on the nose to a person's sense of smell. "the wine is pungently smoky and peppery on the nose" put someone's nose out of joint offend someone or hurt their pride. "she likes being the queen bee, and you've put her nose out of joint" speak through one's nose pronounce words with a nasal twang. turn one's nose up at show distaste or contempt for. "he turned his nose up at the job" under someone's nose directly in front of someone. "he thrust the paper under the Inspector's nose" with one's nose in the air haughtily. "she walked past the cars with her nose in the air" Origin Old English nosu, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch neus, and more remotely to German Nase, Latin nasus, and Sanskrit nāsā ; also to ness. on the nose phrase of nose 1. to a person's sense of smell. "the wine is pungently smoky and peppery on the nose" 2. INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN precisely. "at ten on the nose the van pulled up" Similar: exactly precisely sharp on the dot promptly prompt dead (on) on the stroke of … on the dot of … bang (on) spot on … on the button 3. INFORMAL•AUSTRALIAN distasteful or offensive. 4. INFORMAL (of a bet) on a horse to win (as opposed to being placed). "Caesar's Revenge in the three-thirty, Pat. On the nose" Use over time for: nose Feedback Show less