Farsi · Pronunciation Guide
Say "cha-me-DAHN" — three syllables, stress on the last, rhyming roughly with 'John' said with a long, rounded vowel.
chamedān
Stress falls on the final syllable, dān, the regular Persian pattern.
Listen: چمدان
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چمدانم را بستم.
Chamedān-am rā bastam.
I packed my luggage.
Listen: چمدانم را بستم.
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'Chamedān-am rā bastam' means 'I packed my luggage' — literally 'I closed/tied my suitcase', using bastan (to close/tie/pack) as the verb, with the familiar possessive -am and object marker rā.
English speakers sometimes stress the first syllable by analogy with how English 'suitcase'-type words often front-load stress; chamedān needs the stress pushed all the way to the final syllable, dān.