Persian · Numbers & Time
se
Three
The number three.
ساعت سه میبینمت.
See you at three o'clock.
The word 'سه' (se) comes from Middle Persian 'seh' and has its origins in the Proto-Iranian '*traye', related to the Avestan form 'tā' and the Indo-Aryan 'tri'. It has retained a consistent meaning over time.
'سه' (se) is used informally and formally in both spoken and written contexts, particularly in academic, mathematical, and everyday language across Persian-speaking regions.