Nevestegan (7)

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Bigdeloo Milad

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Journal: AYENEH-YE-PAZHOOHESH Year:2024 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 141-156

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Title

Nevestegan (7)

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Bigdeloo Milad | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Persian DialectsQ4

GūshāspQ4

Sa’diQ4

Persian Script Spelling FeatureQ4

Shlomo Dov GottliebQ4

Early Persian-JewishQ4

Aramaic LoanwordsQ4

Abstract

In the first section of "Writings (7)", efforts are made to determine the correct origin of "eskār-", the impersonal verb "to want", in the dialects of Ardakani and Kharg Island. Following this, we attempt to justify the term "gūshāsp" (meaning "dream; vision") and also explain "āthar". In the third section, examples of a linguistic construction are cited, which until now have often been attributed solely to the poetic features of Sa’di''s language. With this evidence, the author demonstrates that this construction is not unique to Sa’di, nor is it exclusive to poetic Persian, contrary to previous belief. Next, an unusual spelling feature of Persian script is discussed, followed by a note from Shlomo Dov Gottlieb regarding an Early Persian-Jewish text from Ahvaz that has hitherto been overlooked. The final section provides a summary translation of some sections related to several Aramaic-derived words in ancient Persian, within the entry "Lurrai" of the Encyclopaedia Iranica.

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