Learn Farsi: رمز را در این فرم وارد کنید.

وارد کردن (vāred kardan - to enter) is a compound verb, made by pairing the word وارد (vāred - entered) with the helper verb کردن (kardan - to do/make). In spoken and modern written Farsi, we usually drop the be- prefix when forming imperatives for compound verbs. So, you just use the present stem plus the ending: کنید (konid).

If کنید (konid) means "you do" or "do!", how do we get the meaning "enter"?

Farsi relies heavily on compound verbs—combining a noun or adjective with a basic verb to create a new action. وارد (vāred) means "entered" or "arriving", so putting it together with "do" literally translates to "make (it) entered".

Why is را (rā) used right after رمز (ramz)?

را (rā) is the definite direct object marker. Because the sentence asks the user to enter "the password" (a specific, known password) rather than just "a password in general", you must place را immediately after the noun it applies to.

Is the word فرم (form) just the English word?

Yes! فرم is a loanword from English or French. It means exactly the same thing—a document or digital page where you fill in information—and is pronounced just like the English word.