What does inevitable mean in Farsi?

It means something is bound to happen. It usually implies that the next event will definitely happen, but it does not mean you can stop it. This implies that the inevitability of the event is beyond your control. For example, you cannot stop death from happening, but you can try to reduce the pain it causes.

What does inevitable mean in Spanish?

The word inevitable means something that will inevitably happen. It implies that there is nothing you or anyone else can do to stop it from happening.

What does inevitable really mean in Farsi?

While the word inevitable in English implies something that cannot be changed or avoided, the equivalent Farsi word, احدث, means something that is certain to happen. This is a very different, and often more positive, meaning.

What is inevitable mean in Farsi?

This word can have two different meanings. Firstly, it can express a strong feeling of something that is inevitable. For example, something is inevitable when you cannot avoid it no matter what, no matter how much you try to avoid it. For example, when a huge storm is brewing, you can still not avoid it as it will hit the city where you live.

What does inevitable mean in Persian?

Probably you’ve made a mistake or even broken a rule. You’re in trouble now! But you can avoid the worst consequence by admitting your mistake. This is the very first step in repairing your relationship with your parents. You might have to endure a few lectures about your irresponsibility, but at least you will have a clean slate for the future. However, if you stubbornly refuse to admit your mistake, your parents might repeat the very mistakes you made when you were still a