Puhrepuhr (Grandchild) in the Shahpur’ s Inscription at Haji-Abad by Comparison with Mesopotamian Texts

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MOEINI SAM BEHZAD; naghizadeh mahmood; Mohammadi Avandi Sara; Mohammadi Avandi Behnam

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Journal: ZABANPAZHUHI (Iranian Journal of Language Research) Year:2021 | Volume:12 | Issue:37 Page(s): 369-387

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Puhrepuhr (Grandchild) in the Shahpur’ s Inscription at Haji-Abad by Comparison with Mesopotamian Texts

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MOEINI SAM BEHZAD | naghizadeh mahmood | Mohammadi Avandi Sara | Mohammadi Avandi Behnam | Issue Writer Certificate

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GrandchildQ1

SonQ1

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Indo-EuropeanQ2

Abstract

Linguistic, historical, and geographical conditions suggest that homogeneous communities settled in Eurasian and spoke Proto-Indo-European languages that began to expand around 4000 BCE. Mallory and some scholars believe that the Indo-European’ s homeland was in the arid steppe of the Pont-Caspian region. Having migrated the Indo-Iranian groups, they probably occupied somewhere in central Asia (a geographical parallel to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) from where some Iranians migrated to the Iran’ s plateau, while the Indo-Aryans migrated to the subcontinent (Mallory 1989: 262). GrandSon is one of the most controversial words in the Indo-European languages. This word is attested in most of Indo-European languages such as Celtic, Germanic, Italic, Baltic, Slavic, Albanian, Greek, and Indo-Iranian. In the Proto-Indo-European languages *h2nep-ō t is used for ‘ male descendant’ and h2nep-t-ih1/2 for ‘ female descendant’ . Buck believes that PIE *nepot probably consists of a compound of negative ‘ ne’ , and a form of stem, which is seen in Sanskrit pati-, Latin potis ‘ able’ , etc., and literally means ‘ powerless’ (Buck. 1944: 644). Paul Horn quotes from Leumann about PIE nē pō t which means ‘ orphan’ (Horn. 1883: 234), and Nourai regards nebh= ‘ damp, humidity’ as a root (Nourai. 2012: 322), but Helmut Rix does not think of nebh as the root of ‘ nava’ (Rix. 2001: 448)...

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MOEINI SAM, BEHZAD, naghizadeh, mahmood, Mohammadi Avandi, Sara, & Mohammadi Avandi, Behnam. (2021). Puhrepuhr (Grandchild) in the Shahpur’ s Inscription at Haji-Abad by Comparison with Mesopotamian Texts. JOURNAL OF ZABANPAZHUHI, 12(37 ), 369-387. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/404477/en

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MOEINI SAM BEHZAD, naghizadeh mahmood, Mohammadi Avandi Sara, Mohammadi Avandi Behnam. Puhrepuhr (Grandchild) in the Shahpur’ s Inscription at Haji-Abad by Comparison with Mesopotamian Texts. JOURNAL OF ZABANPAZHUHI[Internet]. 2021;12(37 ):369-387. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/404477/en

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BEHZAD MOEINI SAM, mahmood naghizadeh, Sara Mohammadi Avandi, and Behnam Mohammadi Avandi, “Puhrepuhr (Grandchild) in the Shahpur’ s Inscription at Haji-Abad by Comparison with Mesopotamian Texts,” JOURNAL OF ZABANPAZHUHI, vol. 12, no. 37 , pp. 369–387, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/404477/en

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