Definition of iftar in English:

iftar

nounˈɪftɑːˈɪfˌtɑr

The meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan.
Example sentencesExamples
- Firstly, there is no need to consume excess food at Iftar (the food eaten immediately after sunset to break the fast), dinner or Sahur (the light meal generally eaten about half an hour to one hour before dawn).
- In the Month of Ramadan, specially at the time of Iftar (breaking of the fast), a lot of dishes are prepared.
- Ramadan is followed by Iftar, a sumptuous banquet where friends and family gather to celebrate the break of fast.
- After the award ceremony and Iftar (a typical Ramadan meal), the celebration continued with music and dancing.
- As the time for the evening Iftar - the breaking of the Ramadan fast - drew closer, the squatters became more desperate.

Origin

Ottoman Turkish ifṭār, from Arabic ifṭar 'break a fast'.

Definition of iftar in US English:

iftar

nounˈifˌtärˈɪfˌtɑr

The meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the time for the evening Iftar - the breaking of the Ramadan fast - drew closer, the squatters became more desperate.
- In the Month of Ramadan, specially at the time of Iftar (breaking of the fast), a lot of dishes are prepared.
- Ramadan is followed by Iftar, a sumptuous banquet where friends and family gather to celebrate the break of fast.
- Firstly, there is no need to consume excess food at Iftar (the food eaten immediately after sunset to break the fast), dinner or Sahur (the light meal generally eaten about half an hour to one hour before dawn).
- After the award ceremony and Iftar (a typical Ramadan meal), the celebration continued with music and dancing.

Origin

Ottoman Turkish ifṭār, from Arabic ifṭar ‘break a fast’.

单词	iftar
释义	Definition of iftar in English: iftar nounˈɪftɑːˈɪfˌtɑr The meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan. Example sentencesExamples Firstly, there is no need to consume excess food at Iftar (the food eaten immediately after sunset to break the fast), dinner or Sahur (the light meal generally eaten about half an hour to one hour before dawn). In the Month of Ramadan, specially at the time of Iftar (breaking of the fast), a lot of dishes are prepared. Ramadan is followed by Iftar, a sumptuous banquet where friends and family gather to celebrate the break of fast. After the award ceremony and Iftar (a typical Ramadan meal), the celebration continued with music and dancing. As the time for the evening Iftar - the breaking of the Ramadan fast - drew closer, the squatters became more desperate. Origin Ottoman Turkish ifṭār, from Arabic ifṭar 'break a fast'. Definition of iftar in US English: iftar nounˈifˌtärˈɪfˌtɑr The meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan. Example sentencesExamples As the time for the evening Iftar - the breaking of the Ramadan fast - drew closer, the squatters became more desperate. In the Month of Ramadan, specially at the time of Iftar (breaking of the fast), a lot of dishes are prepared. Ramadan is followed by Iftar, a sumptuous banquet where friends and family gather to celebrate the break of fast. Firstly, there is no need to consume excess food at Iftar (the food eaten immediately after sunset to break the fast), dinner or Sahur (the light meal generally eaten about half an hour to one hour before dawn). After the award ceremony and Iftar (a typical Ramadan meal), the celebration continued with music and dancing. Origin Ottoman Turkish ifṭār, from Arabic ifṭar ‘break a fast’.
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