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Journal: LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH) Year:2020 | Volume:11 | Issue:2 (56) Page(s): 337-362

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Why Does Feridon Mean the "Third"? Decoding the Mystery of Feridon’ s Name According to Function Analysis of Myth: A Study in Historical Linguistics (Diachronic Etymology)

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Feridon

raetaona

Trita

Diachronic Etymology

Function

Myth

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Introduction: “ Feridon” is an Indo-Iranian Myth whose story is narrated in the Avesta and Hindu Rigveda with little difference, and the meaning of his name is "third". From two hundred years ago up to now, researchers have been looking for the cause of this naming and have not yet responded. In this article, after the introduction and Research background, in which the linguists' opinions about the etymology of Feridon's name are criticized, the Mythical Theoretical framework is analyzed. 2. Discussion: In this part Feridon Function is explained in three steps: 3 1. Transfer « Farreh-e Kiani » and Function of the Priest-King from Jamshid to Feridon: In this step, we showed that the important role of the Priest-King has been transferred from Jamshid to Feridon. The force to which this transfer depended is the « Farreh-e Kiani ». 3-2. Possession of twin pairs that are a symbol of fertility (Jamshid Sisters: ar navak. and sa havak): These two sisters, like the goddesses of fertility, never grow old and ugly, and are symbols of fertility that, like the throne and Farreh-e Kiani, are transferred from one kingdom to another. 3-3. Transfer of the Function of the totemic position to Feridon (in the body of the totem cow): The cow is a sacred animal in Indian and Iranian culture and Mythology which is the symbolic ancestor of Feridon and the common surname in her family who were generally farmers. The next part was Data Analysis. In this section, the Mythological Function of the Feridon Myth is analyzed on the basis of Diachronic semantics. In the naming of Mythology, the "name" makes abstract of the first Function of a Myth. When no written documentation exists, historical linguistics can extract this Function of the Myth from the name of that Myth. This essay attempts to reveal the secret of the naming of Feridon, by adopting Diachronic Etymology of the name of the Myth with its Function. In Vedas, the meaning of the name of his two older brothers is "first" and "second". This research proves that, at the earliest time, the cause of the name of Feridon was the third and best producer of Haoma (= Vedic Soma), or that he was the son of the third producer. Diachronic Etymology has also proven that he was the son of the god of waters and inherited the throne of the father. Conclusion: In Iranian Mythology, the Dissociation of characters has complicated the problem. Therefore, the results of this paper have shown that in the analysis of Feridon 's Mythical Function, three dissociations have occurred. The first is the dissociation from 01; θ wya to Trita. In this step, the synthesis of Mythology has included the state of Transforming "Trita 01; θ wya" into the second and third producer of Haoma The second dissociation, was dissociation from Feridon to Garshasp. In this step, the synthesis of Mythology has included the state of Transforming third producer of Haoma two heroes with Farr-e Kiani and Farr-e Mehi And finally the third dissociation, was dissociation from Feridon to Iraj. In this step, the synthesis of Mythology has included the state of Transforming the Function of the third brother to his third son to belong to Farr-e Kiani to Iran. This Function recently has become the model of the victory of the third son and the Myth of the three brothers, due to the sublimation and holiness of the Myth number of "three" in all religions.

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GHAEMI, FARZAD. (2020). Why Does Feridon Mean the "Third"? Decoding the Mystery of Feridon’ s Name According to Function Analysis of Myth: A Study in Historical Linguistics (Diachronic Etymology). LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH), 11(2 (56) ), 337-362. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/959545/en

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GHAEMI FARZAD. Why Does Feridon Mean the "Third"? Decoding the Mystery of Feridon’ s Name According to Function Analysis of Myth: A Study in Historical Linguistics (Diachronic Etymology). LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH)[Internet]. 2020;11(2 (56) ):337-362. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/959545/en

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FARZAD GHAEMI, “Why Does Feridon Mean the "Third"? Decoding the Mystery of Feridon’ s Name According to Function Analysis of Myth: A Study in Historical Linguistics (Diachronic Etymology),” LANGUAGE RELATED RESEARCH (COMPARATIVE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE RESEARCH), vol. 11, no. 2 (56) , pp. 337–362, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/959545/en

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