Sefiddar

Sefiddar (Persian: سفيدار) is a town or village name common in Persian-speaking regions, most notably in Iran and Afghanistan. The name literally translates to "white poplar" or "white willow" in Persian, referring to a species of tree known for its light-colored bark and leaves. It is derived from "sefid" (سفيد), meaning "white," and "dar" (دار), meaning "tree."

The name often indicates a location where white poplar or willow trees are abundant or were historically prevalent. Place names such as Sefiddar can frequently be found near rivers, springs, or other areas with sufficient water to support the growth of such trees.

In addition to its geographical usage, "Sefiddar" may also appear as a surname, though less commonly.