Persian · Body & Health
sar
Head
The head — and the start of countless idioms, sar-e kār, at work.
سرم درد میکند.
My head hurts.
'سر' (sar) traces back to Old Persian '𐏃' (sar), meaning 'head.' Its fundamental role in various contexts reflects the importance of the head in anatomy and metaphorical expressions.
'سر' is widely used in both spoken and written forms, across formal and informal registers, commonly found in discussions about health or anatomical references.
The term is referenced in proverbs and popular sayings about wisdom and leadership, as the head symbolizes authority and intelligence.