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B1 noun #7,000 सबसे आम 8 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

مطبوعات

matbu'at शीर्ष 7,000

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव مطبوعات 30 सेकंड में

व्याख्या مطبوعات in your Level:

At the A1 level, you don't need to use the word 'matbu'at' often, but you might see it on signs or in simple news titles. Think of it as a big word for 'newspapers.' While you usually learn 'ruznameh' (newspaper) first, 'matbu'at' is the group name. Imagine a big box labeled 'matbu'at' and inside that box are all the newspapers and magazines. You might hear a teacher say 'matbu'at mohem hastand' (the press is important). Just remember it means 'the news in print.' Don't worry about the complex grammar yet; just recognize it as a word for the media world.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

As an A2 learner, you are starting to read simple news and talk about your interests. 'Matbu'at' appears when you talk about where you get your news. You might say 'Man matbu'at ra dust daram' (I like the press/publications). You will also see this word in phrases like 'namayeshgah-e matbu'at' (press exhibition). It's helpful to know that this word is formal. If you are writing a simple essay about your country, using 'matbu'at' instead of just 'ruznameh' makes your Persian sound more advanced. It shows you understand that newspapers are part of a bigger system of publishing.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the B1 level, 'matbu'at' becomes a key vocabulary word for discussing social issues and current events. You should be able to use it in sentences like 'Azadi-ye matbu'at baraye jame'e zaruri ast' (Freedom of the press is necessary for society). You will encounter it in 'konferans-e matbu'ati' (press conference) when watching the news. This is the level where you distinguish between 'matbu'at' (the press) and 'rasaneh' (media). You should also start noticing the adjective form 'matbu'ati' (related to the press). It's a versatile word for talking about journalism as a profession.

At B2, you are expected to handle more abstract and complex topics. 'Matbu'at' is used here to discuss the 'fourth estate' and its role in democracy or government. You will read articles about 'Ghanun-e Matbu'at' (The Press Law) and 'Hey'at-e Monzareh' (The Monitoring Board). You should understand the nuances of 'matbu'at-e zard' (yellow journalism) and how the press influences public opinion. Your usage should be precise—using 'matbu'at' when referring to the journalistic industry and 'nashriyat' when referring to academic or specialized publications. You are now comfortable with its formal register.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

For C1 learners, 'matbu'at' is a tool for deep analysis. You will use it to discuss historical shifts in Iranian journalism, from the constitutional era to the modern day. You might analyze the 'matbu'at-e mostaghel' (independent press) versus state-controlled outlets. You should be familiar with legal terminology involving 'matbu'at,' such as 'jarayem-e matbu'ati' (press crimes) and the 'hey'at-e monsafeh' (jury) of the press court. In your writing, you can use 'matbu'at' to evoke the entire tradition of Persian letters and the evolution of the public sphere. It is no longer just a word for newspapers, but a concept of social power.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the C2 level, you possess a native-like grasp of 'matbu'at.' You can discuss the etymological roots from the Arabic 'tab'' and how the term has evolved to encompass digital journalism while retaining its 'printed' linguistic origin. You can engage in high-level debates about the ethics of the press, the intersection of 'matbu'at' and political power, and the future of the 'matbu'at-e chapi' (printed press) in a digital world. You use the word with perfect register control, effortlessly switching between 'matbu'at,' 'jarayed,' and 'nashriyat' to suit the specific historical or stylistic context of your discourse.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव

مطبوعات 30 सेकंड में

Matbu'at is the formal Persian term for 'the press' or collective publications like newspapers and magazines.
It comes from the Arabic root for 'printing' and is used as a collective noun in professional contexts.
Commonly found in phrases like 'freedom of the press' and 'press conference,' it signifies a high linguistic register.
It is distinct from 'media' (rasaneh) as it specifically emphasizes the tradition of printed or journalistic writing.

The Persian word مطبوعات (pronounced 'matbu’at') is a sophisticated noun that refers to the collective world of the press, including newspapers, magazines, journals, and periodicals. Etymologically rooted in the Arabic word 'tab’' (printing), it literally translates to 'printed things.' However, in modern Persian, its usage transcends the physical paper and encompasses the entire journalistic industry and the institution of the fourth estate. When you speak of matbu’at, you are not just talking about a single newspaper on a stand; you are referring to the systemic publication of news and opinion that shapes public discourse. It is a term of high register, frequently encountered in political speeches, legal documents, and academic discussions about media freedom and social responsibility.

Technical Scope: This term encompasses all 'printed' media, though in the digital age, it is often used to refer to the digital versions of traditional newspapers as well. It is distinct from 'Rasaneh' (media), which is a broader term including television, radio, and social media.
Sociopolitical Context: The concept of 'Azadi-ye Matbu’at' (Freedom of the Press) is a central theme in Iranian political history, making this word a staple of civil rights rhetoric and constitutional law.
Grammatical Nature: As an Arabic feminine plural form, it is treated as a collective noun in Persian. While it is plural in form, it often takes a singular verb when referring to 'the press' as a singular institution, though plural verbs are also common when highlighting the various publications themselves.

نقش مطبوعات در آگاهی‌بخشی به جامعه بسیار حیاتی است.
(The role of the press in raising public awareness is very vital.)

او سال‌ها در حوزه مطبوعات فعالیت کرده است.
(He has been active in the field of the press for many years.)

Understanding مطبوعات requires recognizing its weight. In everyday conversation, if you just want to say 'I read the newspaper,' you would say 'Ruznameh khandam.' But if you are discussing the impact of journalism on the 1906 Constitutional Revolution or the 1979 Revolution, matbu’at is the indispensable term. It implies a professional, organized, and often political entity. It is the word used in the title of the 'Press Law' (Ghanun-e Matbu’at) which governs what can and cannot be published. Therefore, it carries a sense of formality and legal significance that 'ruznameh' (newspaper) or 'majalleh' (magazine) alone do not possess.

قانون مطبوعات باید شفاف باشد.
(The press law must be transparent.)

بسیاری از مطبوعات محلی با مشکلات مالی روبرو هستند.
(Many local publications are facing financial problems.)

آرشیو مطبوعات قدیمی در کتابخانه ملی موجود است.
(The archive of old periodicals is available in the national library.)

Using مطبوعات correctly involves understanding its role as a collective noun. It often appears in the subject position of sentences discussing media trends or in the object position after prepositions like 'dar' (in) or 'be' (to). Because it is a formal word, the surrounding verbs and adjectives should ideally match this formal register. For instance, instead of saying 'matbu’at khub hastand' (the press are good), a more natural formal construction would be 'matbu’at naqsh-e mohemmi darand' (the press has an important role).

As a Subject: When acting as the subject, it frequently governs verbs related to reporting, influencing, or existing. Example: 'Matbu’at dunya ra taghyir midahand' (The press changes the world).
In Compound Phrases: It is commonly linked via Ezafe to nouns like 'Azadi' (freedom), 'Ghanun' (law), or 'Dakheli' (domestic). Example: 'Matbu’at-e dakheli' refers to the domestic press of a country.
With Adjectives: Common adjectives include 'mostaghel' (independent), 'dowlati' (state-run), or 'zard' (yellow/sensationalist).

مطبوعات آزاد ضامن سلامت جامعه هستند.
(Free press is the guarantor of the society's health.)

اخبار مربوط به این حادثه در تمامی مطبوعات منتشر شد.
(News related to this incident was published in all the press.)

او به عنوان مشاور مطبوعاتی رئیس‌جمهور انتخاب شد.
(He was chosen as the President's press advisor - note the 'i' suffix making it an adjective.)

In a journalistic context, you will often see this word used in 'Konferans-e Matbu’ati' (Press Conference). This is a vital collocation to memorize. If a celebrity or politician is speaking to reporters, they are holding a konferans-e matbu’ati. Similarly, a 'Sokhanguy-e Matbu’ati' is a press spokesperson. These professional titles emphasize the collective nature of the media they interact with. When writing or speaking about the history of Iran, you might mention the 'Mashrouteh' era matbu’at, which played a massive role in modernizing Persian thought and language.

دسترسی به مطبوعات خارجی در برخی کشورها محدود است.
(Access to foreign press is limited in some countries.)

وی در نشست مطبوعاتی به سوالات خبرنگاران پاسخ داد.
(In the press briefing, he answered the reporters' questions.)

You will encounter مطبوعات in specific, high-stakes environments. It is not a word usually tossed around over tea while discussing the weather, but rather one that appears on the 9 PM news, in the headlines of major newspapers, and in the halls of parliament. If you are watching an Iranian news channel like IRINN or BBC Persian, you will hear it during segments about media censorship, new publication licenses, or international journalism awards. It is the 'industry term' for journalism.

In News Broadcasts: Anchors use it to summarize what the papers are saying. 'Negahi be matbu’at-e emruz' (A look at today's press) is a common segment title.
In Academic Lectures: Professors of political science or communications use it to discuss the history of intellectual movements. They might talk about 'Matbu’at-e dowre-ye Qajar' (Press of the Qajar era).
In Legal Proceedings: Lawyers and judges refer to 'Dadgah-e Matbu’at' (The Press Court), a specialized court in Iran that deals with media-related offenses.

تیترهای اول مطبوعات امروز به موضوع اقتصاد اختصاص داشت.
(The headlines of today's press were dedicated to the subject of the economy.)

هیئت نظارت بر مطبوعات بر فعالیت روزنامه‌ها نظارت می‌کند.
(The Press Monitoring Board oversees the activity of newspapers.)

او برنده جایزه بهترین گزارشگر مطبوعات شد.
(He won the award for the best press reporter.)

Beyond the news, you might see this word on the signs of government buildings, specifically the 'Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance' (Vezarat-e Farhang va Ershad-e Eslami), which has a dedicated 'Mo’avenat-e Matbu’ati' (Press Deputy). In the digital world, even though 'matbu’at' implies printing, Persian speakers still use it to describe digital news outlets that operate like traditional newspapers. If you are browsing a website like 'Magiran' (an Iranian magazine database), you are essentially browsing an archive of matbu’at. It remains the prestige term for the profession of recording the present for the future.

One of the most common mistakes learners make with مطبوعات is using it to refer to a single physical object. You cannot walk into a shop and ask for 'yek matbu’at' (a press). Instead, you would ask for 'yek ruznameh' (a newspaper) or 'yek majalleh' (a magazine). Matbu’at is a collective concept, similar to how in English you wouldn't say 'I bought a media' when you mean 'I bought a newspaper.'

Pluralizing a Plural: Avoid adding the Persian plural suffix '-ha' to it (e.g., *matbu’at-ha). Since 'matbu’at' is already an Arabic broken plural, adding another plural marker is redundant and sounds uneducated, although it occasionally appears in very informal or incorrect speech.
Confusing with 'Rasaneh': Learners often use 'matbu’at' when they mean 'media' in general. 'Matbu’at' specifically implies the printed or journalistic tradition. For TV, radio, or social media, use 'Rasaneh'.
Register Mismatch: Using this word in a very casual setting, like 'I read the matbu’at at breakfast,' sounds overly stiff. Stick to 'ruznameh' for daily habits.

اشتباه: من یک مطبوعات خریدم.
(Incorrect: I bought a press.)

درست: من یک روزنامه خریدم.
(Correct: I bought a newspaper.)

اشتباه: مطبوعات‌ها اخبار را پخش کردند.
(Incorrect: The 'presses' spread the news.)

Persian has several words related to media and publishing, and choosing the right one depends on the context and the specific type of publication you are referring to. While مطبوعات is the most formal and collective, you should be familiar with its synonyms and related terms to enrich your vocabulary.

نشریات (Nashriyat): Meaning 'publications.' This is very close to 'matbu’at' but is often used in a more academic or bureaucratic sense for anything that is periodically 'spread' (nashr). 'Nashriyat-e Daneshgahi' means university publications.
جراید (Jarayed): An older, very literary Arabic plural of 'Jarideh' (newspaper). You will see this in historical texts or very poetic/archaic speech. It sounds more 'classic' than 'matbu’at'.
رسانه‌ها (Rasaneh-ha): Meaning 'media.' This is the broadest term, including TV, radio, and the internet. If you want to talk about the 'news media' in the most modern sense, this is your word.

نشریات علمی باید داوری شوند.
(Scientific publications must be peer-reviewed.)

در جراید آن زمان، این خبر غوغا به پا کرد.
(In the newspapers of that time, this news caused an uproar.)

رسانه‌های گروهی نقش مهمی در انتخابات دارند.
(Mass media play an important role in elections.)

How Formal Is It?

रोचक तथ्य

The root T-B-' also gives us the word 'Tabi'at' (nature), because nature was seen as something 'impressed' or 'molded' by the creator. So, the 'Press' and 'Nature' share the same linguistic DNA in Persian!

उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका

UK /mæt.buːˈɑːt/

US /mæt.buˈɑt/

The primary stress is on the final syllable 'at'.

तुकबंदी

موضوعات (mozou'at) اطلاعات (ettela'at) تبلیغات (tablighat) اختراعات (ekhtera'at) حیوانات (heyvanat) نباتات (nabatat) عملیات (amaliyat) اصطلاحات (estelahat)

आम गलतियाँ

Pronouncing 'u' as a short vowel like 'but'; it should be a long 'oo'.
Missing the glottal stop potential between 'u' and 'a', though in Persian it is usually smoothed into a 'w' sound (mat-bu-wat).
Stress on the first syllable.
Treating the 't' as a soft 'th'.
Mispronouncing the 'a' in 'mat' as 'ay'.

कठिनाई स्तर

पठन 3/5

Easy to recognize in headlines due to its frequent appearance in political news.

लिखना 4/5

Requires understanding of the Ezafe construction and the Arabic plural form.

बोलना 3/5

Pronunciation is straightforward, but it's a high-register word.

श्रवण 2/5

Very common in news broadcasts; easy to pick out.

आगे क्या सीखें

पूर्वापेक्षाएँ

روزنامه مجله چاپ خبر نویسنده

आगे सीखें

رسانه سانسور سردبیر خبرنگار انتشارات

उन्नत

تنویر افکار رکن چهارم مشروطه تحریریه تیراژ

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

Arabic Plurals in Persian

مطبوعات (plural of مطبوع) follows the 'at' suffix rule from Arabic.

Collective Nouns and Verb Agreement

مطبوعات نوشت (Singular verb) vs مطبوعات نوشتند (Plural verb) - both are used.

Ezafe Construction with Plurals

مطبوعاتِ ایران (The press of Iran).

Adjective Suffix '-i'

مطبوعات + ی = مطبوعاتی (Press-related/Adjective).

Compound Nouns with 'Press'

دکه مطبوعاتی (Press kiosk).

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

مطبوعات در شهر ما زیاد است.

The press (publications) are many in our city.

Simple subject-verb agreement.

او مطبوعات می‌خواند.

He/She reads the press.

Direct object usage.

مطبوعات خوب است.

The press is good.

Simple adjective description.

من مطبوعات را دوست دارم.

I like the press.

Using 'ra' for a definite object.

این یک نمایشگاه مطبوعات است.

This is a press exhibition.

Noun-noun Ezafe construction.

مطبوعات فارسی کجاست؟

Where is the Persian press?

Interrogative sentence.

او در مطبوعات کار می‌کند.

He works in the press.

Prepositional phrase 'dar matbu'at'.

مطبوعات امروز را دیدی؟

Did you see today's press?

Past tense question.

مطبوعات نقش مهمی در خبررسانی دارند.

The press has an important role in informing.

Using 'naqsh-e mohem' (important role).

من هر روز مطبوعات محلی را چک می‌کنم.

I check the local press every day.

Adjective 'mahalli' (local).

مطبوعات قدیمی در این کتابخانه هستند.

Old periodicals are in this library.

Plural agreement.

آیا مطبوعات آزاد هستند؟

Is the press free?

Question about freedom.

او برای مطبوعات ورزشی می‌نویسد.

He writes for the sports press.

Compound noun 'matbu'at-e varzeshi'.

مطبوعات درباره این حادثه نوشتند.

The press wrote about this incident.

Past tense plural verb.

قیمت مطبوعات گران شده است.

The price of publications has become expensive.

Present perfect tense.

مطبوعات به مردم آگاهی می‌دهند.

The press gives awareness to people.

Indirect object 'be mardom'.

آزادی مطبوعات یکی از پایه‌های دموکراسی است.

Freedom of the press is one of the foundations of democracy.

Abstract noun phrase.

او در یک کنفرانس مطبوعاتی شرکت کرد.

He participated in a press conference.

Compound adjective 'matbu'ati'.

مطبوعات زرد بیشتر به دنبال جنجال هستند.

Yellow journalism is mostly looking for controversy.

Idiomatic use of 'zard'.

اخبار مطبوعات امروز بر روی اقتصاد تمرکز داشت.

Today's press news focused on the economy.

Focus verb 'tamarkoz dashtan'.

دولت باید از مطبوعات مستقل حمایت کند.

The government should support the independent press.

Modal verb 'bayad' + subjunctive.

او به عنوان سردبیر در مطبوعات فعالیت می‌کند.

He is active in the press as an editor.

Professional title 'sardabir'.

تاثیر مطبوعات بر افکار عمومی غیرقابل انکار است.

The influence of the press on public opinion is undeniable.

Complex noun phrase with Ezafe.

بسیاری از مطبوعات چاپی در حال تعطیل شدن هستند.

Many printed publications are closing down.

Passive progressive construction.

قانون مطبوعات چارچوب فعالیت خبرنگاران را تعیین می‌کند.

The press law determines the framework for reporters' activities.

Formal subject-verb structure.

مطبوعات باید به اخلاق حرفه‌ای پایبند باشند.

The press must adhere to professional ethics.

Compound adjective 'akhlaq-e herfe'i'.

سانسور مطبوعات مانع از شفافیت در جامعه می‌شود.

Press censorship prevents transparency in society.

Causative structure 'mane' shodan'.

او در دانشکده خبر، تاریخ مطبوعات تدریس می‌کند.

He teaches the history of the press at the Faculty of News.

Academic context.

منتقدین معتقدند که مطبوعات به وظیفه خود عمل نمی‌کنند.

Critics believe that the press is not fulfilling its duty.

Clause with 'ke' (that).

مطبوعات تخصصی نقش مهمی در رشد علم دارند.

Specialized press plays an important role in the growth of science.

Adjective 'takhasosi' (specialized).

شکایت از مطبوعات در دادگاه ویژه‌ای بررسی می‌شود.

Complaints against the press are examined in a special court.

Passive voice 'barresi mishavad'.

مطبوعات صوتی و تصویری نیز در این دسته قرار می‌گیرند.

Audio and visual press also fall into this category.

Broadening the definition.

تعدد مطبوعات نشان‌دهنده پویایی فضای سیاسی است.

The plurality of the press indicates the dynamism of the political atmosphere.

High-level vocabulary 't'adod' and 'puyayi'.

مطبوعات به مثابه رکن چهارم دموکراسی تلقی می‌شوند.

The press is regarded as the fourth pillar of democracy.

Simile 'be masabeh' (as/like).

او به تحلیل محتوای مطبوعات در دوره مشروطه پرداخت.

He engaged in analyzing the content of the press during the Constitutional era.

Compound verb 'pardakhtan be'.

رسالت مطبوعات، بازتاب صادقانه واقعیت‌های جامعه است.

The mission of the press is the honest reflection of societal realities.

Philosophical subject 'resalat' (mission).

بحران مالی، بقای بسیاری از مطبوعات مستقل را تهدید می‌کند.

The financial crisis threatens the survival of many independent publications.

Abstract subject 'bohran-e mali'.

مطبوعات در عصر دیجیتال با چالش‌های نوظهوری روبرو هستند.

The press in the digital age faces emerging challenges.

Compound adjective 'no-zohur' (emerging).

ویژگی بارز مطبوعات آن دوره، صراحت لهجه و نقادی بود.

The prominent feature of the press of that era was plain speaking and criticism.

Complex descriptive sentence.

تعامل میان دولت و مطبوعات همواره با فراز و نشیب همراه بوده است.

The interaction between the government and the press has always been accompanied by ups and downs.

Idiom 'faraz va nashib' (ups and downs).

دگردیسی مطبوعات از فرم سنتی به پلتفرم‌های چندرسانه‌ای اجتناب‌ناپذیر است.

The metamorphosis of the press from traditional form to multimedia platforms is inevitable.

Advanced vocabulary 'degardisi' and 'ejtenab-napazir'.

مطبوعات باید از افتادن در دام پوپولیسم و عوام‌زدگی پرهیز کنند.

The press must avoid falling into the trap of populism and vulgarity.

Gerund construction 'oftadan dar dam'.

تحول گفتمانی در مطبوعات ایران پس از انقلاب مشروطه مشهود است.

The discursive transformation in the Iranian press after the Constitutional Revolution is evident.

Sociolinguistic terminology 'tahavvol-e goftemani'.

حفظ استقلال تحریریه در مطبوعات، سنگ بنای اعتماد مخاطب است.

Maintaining editorial independence in the press is the cornerstone of audience trust.

Metaphorical 'sang-e bana' (cornerstone).

مطبوعات با بازنمایی واقعیت، به برساخت هویت جمعی کمک می‌کنند.

By representing reality, the press contributes to the construction of collective identity.

Post-structuralist terminology 'baz-namayi' and 'bar-sakht'.

تقیید مطبوعات به بهانه امنیت ملی، چالش‌برانگیزترین بحث حقوقی است.

Restricting the press under the pretext of national security is the most challenging legal debate.

Arabic-rooted infinitive 'taghyid' (restricting).

مطبوعات سایه، که بدون مجوز فعالیت می‌کنند، فضای اطلاع‌رسانی را پیچیده کرده‌اند.

The shadow press, which operates without a license, has complicated the information landscape.

Relative clause 'ke...'.

ارزیابی هرمنوتیک متون مطبوعاتی، لایه‌های پنهان ایدئولوژی را آشکار می‌سازد.

Hermeneutic evaluation of press texts reveals the hidden layers of ideology.

Philosophical/Literary register.

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

آزادی مطبوعات

کنفرانس مطبوعاتی

قانون مطبوعات

نمایشگاه مطبوعات

دادگاه مطبوعات

مطبوعات زرد

مطبوعات محلی

تیتر مطبوعات

آرشیو مطبوعات

هیئت نظارت بر مطبوعات

सामान्य वाक्यांश

در مطبوعات منعکس شدن

— To be reflected/reported in the press. Used when an event gets media attention.

این خبر در مطبوعات منعکس شد.

سرتیتر مطبوعات

— Press headlines. Refers to the main news of the day.

این موضوع سرتیتر مطبوعات شد.

دنیای مطبوعات

— The world of the press. Refers to the journalism profession and environment.

او سال‌ها در دنیای مطبوعات بود.

خانواده مطبوعات

— The press family. A warm way to refer to the community of journalists.

پیام تسلیت به خانواده مطبوعات.

مطبوعات کثیرالانتشار

— Widely circulated press. Used in legal notices that must be printed in major papers.

آگهی در مطبوعات کثیرالانتشار چاپ شد.

سخنگوی مطبوعاتی

— Press spokesperson. The person in charge of media relations.

او سخنگوی مطبوعاتی وزارتخانه است.

نشست مطبوعاتی

— Press briefing or meeting. Similar to a conference but often smaller.

نشست مطبوعاتی فردا برگزار می‌شود.

اهالی مطبوعات

— Press people. Refers to journalists and editors collectively.

اهالی مطبوعات در مراسم حضور داشتند.

فشار مطبوعات

— Press pressure. When the media forces an entity to act or explain.

او تحت فشار مطبوعات استعفا داد.

سکوت مطبوعاتی

— Press silence. When the media intentionally or unintentionally stops covering a topic.

درباره این موضوع سکوت مطبوعاتی حاکم است.

अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है

مطبوعات vs رسانه (Rasaneh)

Rasaneh is broader (TV, Radio, Internet). Matbu'at is specifically the press (print/journalism).

مطبوعات vs انتشارات (Entesharat)

Entesharat refers to 'Publishing Houses' as businesses, while Matbu'at refers to the 'Press' as an institution.

مطبوعات vs تبلیغات (Tablighat)

Tablighat is 'Advertising' or 'Propaganda'. While found in the press, it's a different concept.

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"مطبوعات زرد"

— Yellow journalism. Sensationalist media focusing on scandals rather than facts.

مطبوعات زرد فقط به دنبال شایعات هستند.

Neutral/Critical

"رکن چهارم دموکراسی"

— The fourth pillar of democracy. An idiomatic way to describe the power of the press.

مطبوعات را رکن چهارم دموکراسی می‌نامند.

Formal/Political

"تیتر یک شدن"

— To become the lead headline. To become the most important news story.

پیروزی تیم ملی تیتر یک مطبوعات شد.

Neutral

"جنجال مطبوعاتی"

— A press controversy or 'media circus'.

این ازدواج یک جنجال مطبوعاتی به پا کرد.

Neutral

"بایکوت مطبوعاتی"

— A press boycott. When the media collectively ignores someone or something.

آن هنرمند دچار بایکوت مطبوعاتی شد.

Formal

"خوراک مطبوعات"

— Press fodder. Something that provides easy material for newspapers to write about.

این رسوایی خوراک خوبی برای مطبوعات بود.

Informal/Cynical

"در بوق و کرنا کردن"

— To blow the trumpet and horn. Idiom for making a huge deal out of something in the media.

مطبوعات این خبر کوچک را در بوق و کرنا کردند.

Informal

"قلم زدن در مطبوعات"

— To strike the pen in the press. A poetic way to say one works as a writer or journalist.

او چهل سال در مطبوعات قلم زده است.

Literary

"سیاه کردن کاغذ"

— To blacken paper. A self-deprecating way journalists describe their writing work.

ما فقط در مطبوعات کاغذ سیاه می‌کنیم.

Informal/Humorous

"زیر ذره‌بین مطبوعات"

— Under the magnifying glass of the press. Being closely scrutinized by the media.

عملکرد دولت زیر ذره‌بین مطبوعات است.

Journalistic

आसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले

مطبوعات vs مطبوع

It is the singular of matbu'at but means 'pleasant'.

Matbu'at (Press) is always plural in this sense. Matbu' (Pleasant) is an adjective.

هوای مطبوع (Pleasant weather) vs مطبوعات ایران (Iran's press).

مطبوعات vs طبیعت

Shares the same root T-B-'.

Tabi'at means Nature. Matbu'at means Press.

طبیعت زیباست (Nature is beautiful).

مطبوعات vs تابلو

Sounds slightly similar to the 'Tab' part.

Tablo means a sign, board, or painting.

تابلو روی دیوار است.

مطبوعات vs مطبخ

Sounds similar to matbu'.

Matbakh is an old word for kitchen (root T-B-Kh, to cook).

او در مطبخ است.

مطبوعات vs مجله

Both relate to media.

Majalleh is specifically a magazine. Matbu'at is the whole press.

این مجله هفتگی است.

वाक्य संरचनाएँ

من ... را در مطبوعات دیدم.

من این عکس را در مطبوعات دیدم.

... نقش مهمی در مطبوعات دارد.

ورزش نقش مهمی در مطبوعات دارد.

به گزارش مطبوعات، ...

به گزارش مطبوعات، فردا تعطیل است.

آزادی مطبوعات برای ... لازم است.

آزادی مطبوعات برای پیشرفت لازم است.

او در حوزه مطبوعات ... است.

او در حوزه مطبوعات بسیار باسابقه است.

مطبوعات به عنوان ... شناخته می‌شوند.

مطبوعات به عنوان رکن چهارم دموکراسی شناخته می‌شوند.

تاثیر ... بر مطبوعات غیرقابل انکار است.

تاثیر اینترنت بر مطبوعات غیرقابل انکار است.

دگردیسی مطبوعات در عصر ... مشهود است.

دگردیسی مطبوعات در عصر دیجیتال مشهود است.

शब्द परिवार

संज्ञा

طبع (tab' - printing/nature)

چاپ (chap - print)

مطبعه (matba'eh - printing house/archaic)

چاپخانه (chapkhaneh - printing house)

ناشر (nasher - publisher)

क्रिया

طبع کردن (tab' kardan - to print/publish)

چاپ کردن (chap kardan - to print)

منتشر کردن (montasher kardan - to publish)

نشر دادن (nashr dadan - to spread/publish)

विशेषण

مطبوعاتی (matbu'ati - related to the press)

چاپی (chapi - printed)

مطبوع (matbu' - printed/pleasant - double meaning)

قابل چاپ (ghabel-e chap - printable)

इसे कैसे इस्तेमाल करें

frequency

High in news, medium in daily conversation.

सामान्य गलतियाँ

Adding -ha to matbu'at. → مطبوعات
It is already an Arabic plural. Double pluralizing is incorrect in formal Persian.
Using it for a single paper. → روزنامه
You can't buy 'a matbu'at'. You buy a 'ruznameh'.
Using it for television news. → رسانه / اخبار تلویزیون
Matbu'at is specifically for the press/printed tradition.
Pronouncing it 'mat-bat'. → mat-bu-at
Don't skip the 'u' sound in the middle.
Confusing with 'tabi'at' (nature). → مطبوعات
They share a root but have completely different meanings.

सुझाव

Root Recognition

Learn the root T-B-' (طبع). It will help you understand words like 'chap' (printing-related), 'tabi'at' (nature), and 'matbu' (pleasant).

Use in Essays

When writing for a Persian exam (like the AMFA or university level), always use 'matbu'at' instead of 'ruznameh' to discuss the media's social role.

News Segments

Look for segments on Iranian TV called 'Moruri bar Matbu'at' (A Review of the Press). It’s perfect for hearing the word in context.

Constitutional History

Read about the 'Constitutional Revolution' (Mashrouteh). The word 'matbu'at' is central to that entire period of Iranian history.

Adjective Form

Memorize 'matbu'ati'. You'll need it for 'press conference', 'press card', and 'press advisor'.

Yellow Journalism

Remember 'matbu'at-e zard'. It's a very common way to criticize sensationalist media.

Ezafe Usage

Practice the Ezafe: 'matbu'at-e Iran', 'matbu'at-e dunya'. It’s the most common way the word appears.

Matbu'at vs Rasaneh

If it's printed or journalistic, use 'matbu'at'. If it's TV, Radio, or the whole media world, use 'rasaneh'.

Job Titles

If you work in media, say you are 'fa'al-e matbu'ati' (a press activist/professional).

The 'At' Ending

Notice the '-at' ending. It's a hallmark of many formal Persian/Arabic loanwords for abstract or collective concepts.

याद करें

स्मृति सहायक

Think of a 'MAT' on which you 'BUy' 'AT' least ten newspapers. MAT-BU-AT. The 'Mat' is the foundation of the press.

दृश्य संबंध

Imagine a giant old-fashioned metal printing press (the 'matba'eh') stamping out a long sheet of paper that wraps around the whole world. That global sheet is the 'Matbu'at'.

Word Web

Newspapers Magazines Journalism Printing Freedom Headlines Reporters Information

चैलेंज

Try to find the 'Matbu'at' section in a Persian online bookstore like Digikala or Fidibo. Look for the category title and see how many sub-categories (magazines, dailies) are listed under it.

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

The word is an Arabic 'sound feminine plural' of the passive participle 'Matbu'' (مطبوع). The root is T-B-' (ط-ب-ع), which relates to stamping, printing, or impressing a mark.

मूल अर्थ: Literally 'printed things' or 'impressions.' In early Arabic/Persian, it could refer to anything that was stamped or molded.

Semitic (Arabic) root, borrowed into Indo-European (Persian) as a technical loanword.

सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ

Discussions about 'Matbu'at' in Iran can be politically sensitive, especially regarding censorship and freedom of speech.

In English, we often say 'The Press' or 'The Media.' 'Matbu'at' is closer to 'The Press' because of its historical link to printing.

The 'Ghanun-e Matbu'at' (Press Law) of Iran. The 'Tehran International Exhibition of Press and Agencies'. Classic newspapers like 'Ettela'at' (Information) and 'Kayhan' (Universe).

असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें

वास्तविक संदर्भ

Political Discussion

آزادی مطبوعات
سانسور مطبوعات
نقش مطبوعات در سیاست
فشار بر مطبوعات

Academic Research

تحلیل محتوای مطبوعات
تاریخ مطبوعات ایران
آرشیو مطبوعات ملی
نشریات تخصصی

Daily News

تیتر مطبوعات امروز
به گزارش مطبوعات
بررسی مطبوعات
دکه مطبوعاتی

Legal Matters

دادگاه مطبوعات
جرم مطبوعاتی
قانون مطبوعات
مجوز مطبوعات

Events

کنفرانس مطبوعاتی
نمایشگاه مطبوعات
جشنواره مطبوعات
نشست مطبوعاتی

बातचीत की शुरुआत

"آیا شما هر روز مطبوعات را دنبال می‌کنید؟ (Do you follow the press every day?)"

"به نظر شما آزادی مطبوعات در کشور شما چگونه است؟ (In your opinion, how is the freedom of the press in your country?)"

"کدام یک از مطبوعات فارسی را بیشتر می‌پسندید؟ (Which of the Persian publications do you prefer more?)"

"آیا مطبوعات چاپی در برابر رسانه‌های دیجیتال شکست می‌خورند؟ (Is the printed press losing to digital media?)"

"آخرین کنفرانس مطبوعاتی که دیدید درباره چه بود؟ (What was the last press conference you saw about?)"

डायरी विषय

درباره اهمیت مطبوعات در زندگی خود بنویسید. (Write about the importance of the press in your life.)

اگر سردبیر یک مطبوعات بودید، چه تغییراتی ایجاد می‌کردید؟ (If you were the editor of a publication, what changes would you make?)

تاثیر مطبوعات بر فرهنگ یک جامعه را تحلیل کنید. (Analyze the impact of the press on a society's culture.)

تفاوت مطبوعات زرد و مطبوعات جدی را شرح دهید. (Describe the difference between yellow press and serious press.)

خاطره‌ای از خواندن یک مطلب جالب در مطبوعات بنویسید. (Write a memory of reading an interesting piece in the press.)

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल

10 सवाल

Grammatically, it is an Arabic plural. However, in Persian, it is used as a collective noun. You can use it with a singular verb to refer to 'The Press' as an institution, or a plural verb to refer to the various publications.

Yes, in modern Persian, 'matbu'at' has expanded to include digital versions of newspapers and professional news sites, though 'rasaneh' is more common for purely digital media.

It means 'yellow journalism.' It refers to sensationalist newspapers that focus on gossip, scandals, and exaggerated headlines to sell more copies.

You say 'Konferans-e Matbu'ati' (کنفرانس مطبوعاتی) or 'Neshast-e Matbu'ati' (نشست مطبوعاتی).

Yes, it is quite formal. In casual talk about reading the paper, people usually say 'ruznameh'.

The singular is 'matbu'', but it is rarely used to mean 'a publication.' It usually means 'pleasant' or 'printed' in other contexts.

Generally, no. Books fall under 'ketab' or 'nashr' (publishing). 'Matbu'at' specifically refers to periodic publications like newspapers and magazines.

The 'Dadgah-e Matbu'at' is a special court in Iran that handles legal cases involving journalists and publications, often with a jury.

They are very similar. 'Matbu'at' is more commonly used for the news industry/journalism, while 'nashriyat' is a broader term for any periodic publications, including academic ones.

It comes from the root for 'printing.' Since newspapers were the first mass-printed materials, the term for 'printed things' became the name for the press.

सुझाव और नोट्स के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें