Definition
An archaic or poetic term, possibly referring to a plant (such as coltsfoot) or used as an onomatopoeia or musical term.
Etymology
Etymology unclear; possibly from Latin 'farfarus' referring to coltsfoot plant, or potentially from Italian/Romance origins related to repeated sounds or movements.
Kelly Says
Some English botanical dictionaries list 'farfara' as an old name for coltsfoot—a plant used medicinally for centuries—but the word is so archaic that most modern herbalists wouldn't recognize it.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ፈፈፈ (feefe)
fe-e-fe
ARالعربية
فَفَفَ (fafafa)
fa-fa-fa
BNবাংলা
ফারফারফার (pharpharphar)
phar-phar-phar
CACatalà
farfara
far-far-fa
CSČeština
farfara
far-far-fa
DADansk
farfara
far-far-fa
DEDeutsch
Farfara
far-far-fa
ELΕλληνικά
φαρφαρφαρ (pharpharphar)
far-far-far
ESEspañol
farfara
far-far-fa
FAفارسی
فَفَفَ (fafafa)
fa-fa-fa
FISuomi
farfara
far-far-fa
FRFrançais
farfara
far-far-fa
GUGU
ફારફારફાર (pharpharphar)
phar-phar-phar
HEעברית
פרפרפר (parparpar)
par-par-par
HIहिन्दी
फरफरा (pharpharā)
phar-phar-ah
HUMagyar
farfara
far-far-fa
IDBahasa Indonesia
farfara
far-far-fa
ITItaliano
farfara
far-far-fa
JA日本語
ファルファラ (farufara)
far-u-fa-ra
KKKK
фарфарфар (farfarfar)
far-far-far
KMKM
ផាផាផា (phea pheaphea)
phea pheaphea
KO한국어
파파파 (papapa)
pa-pa-pa
MRMR
फरफरा (pharpharā)
phar-phar-ah
MSBahasa Melayu
farfara
far-far-fa
MYမြန်မာ
ဖာဖာဖာ (phaphapha)
pha-pha-pha
NLNederlands
farfara
far-far-fa
NONorsk
farfara
far-far-fa
PAPA
ਫ਼ਾਰਫ਼ਾਰ (pharphar)
far-far
PLPolski
farfara
far-far-fa
PTPortuguês
farfara
far-far-fa
RORomână
farfara
far-far-fa
RUРусский
фар-фар-фар (far-far-far)
far-far-far
SVSvenska
farfara
far-far-fa
SWKiswahili
farfara
far-far-fa
TAதமிழ்
ஃபார்ஃபார்ஃபார் (faarfaarfhaar)
faar-faar-faar
TEతెలుగు
ఫర్ఫర్ఫర్ (parparpar)
par-par-par
THไทย
ฟาฟาฟา (fafafa)
fa-fa-fa
TRTürkçe
farfara
far-far-fa
UKУкраїнська
фар-фар-фар (far-far-far)
far-far-far
URاردو
فَفَفَ (fafafa)
fa-fa-fa
VITiếng Việt
farfara
far-far-fa
ZH中文
法法法 (fǎfǎfǎ)
fa-fa-fa