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ArtistA middle-aged gnome with a long white beard and a pointed red hat, resting under a blooming pomegranate tree. His expression is calm and full of quiet trust, like someone who’s been your friend for years. Double exposure style: his figure blends with old mountain paths, tiled rooftops, warm tea houses, and desert winds brushing over ancient stone walls. He sits beside another gnome, their hands gently touching, sharing silent understanding. The warm light of the setting sun glows around them, soft and golden. This moment captures doost—true friendship, deep and wordless. No visible text, only feeling.
In Farsi, there are four different words for friendship. They don’t describe levels like “kind of friends” or “besties forever,” but rather types of closeness — each with its own depth:
Doost (دوست) is someone you knows you.
Yaar (یار) stays when others quietly walk away.
Rafigh (رفیق) shares a struggle, a belief, a direction.
Hamrah (همراه) walks with you — especially when the road gets rough.
An elderl gnome with a long, flowing beard holds a small tree adorned with blossoms and fruit, standing over a quaint village with warm, glowing lights and majestic mountains in the background.