Sufi

sufi English Alternative forms en Sofee archaic, en Sofi archaic, en Suphy archaic Etymology From en ota صوفی sufi, from en ar صُوفِيّ man of wool. en ar ص و ف Pronunciation en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Sumxr-Sufi.wav US en uːfi 2 Noun A mystic Muslim; a Muslim ascetic; a practitioner of Sufism. en 1769 Firishta Alexander Dow Tales translated from the Persian of Inatulla of Delhi I P. and W. Wilson et al. Dublin v Some admired the external beauties of the objects they beheld, like the nightingale in love with the roſe; ſome inchanted by the concert around, like Suphys delighting in madneſs, toſſed the cup of exultation into the ſkies[.] [Footnote] Suphys are a sect of mad philoſophers. Adjective Of or pertaining to Sufism or Sufis. Derived terms en Sufic Sufize Sufism Sufist Sufite Translations a Sufi muslim Arabic: ar صُوفِيّ Bengali: bn সুফী sufī Catalan: ca sufí m Czech: cs súfijec m Finnish: fi suufilainen Gujarati: gu સૂફી m Hindi: hi सूफ़ी m, hi सूफी m, hi सोफी m, hi सौफी m Italian: it sufi Kazakh: kk сопы Kumyk: kum супу supu Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: kmr sofî Marathi: mr सुफी Pashto: ps صوفي m sofí Persian: fa صوفی sufi, fa درویش darviš Russian: ru су́фий m Spanish: es sufí Swahili: sw sufii Turkish: tr mutasavvıf, tr sufi Turkmen: tk sopy Urdu: ur صوفی m sūfī Uzbek: uz sufiy See also en dervish Anagrams en fisu FIUs USFI sifu en Sufism