Wiktionary:Requested entries (Persian)

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 * yadigar (is it ? Compare Azeri, Turkish ) - should mean angel
 * gangarun
 * (Fravashi), پروشی (Prawashi),
 * (frvti),
 * (Paruhars)...
 * Zoroastrian Head priest (Zot, Zotëri, in Albanian, the savior σωτήρ, the messia) ([]).
 * , - see 🇨🇬
 * - the fruit Pyrus glabra, native to Iran
 * , - see 🇨🇬
 * - the fruit Pyrus glabra, native to Iran

ا

 * - has Ottoman Turkish, needs Persian
 * ( + suffix )
 * - derived form of ?
 * - has Urdu, needs Persian
 * , - some sort of conjunction-forming particle?
 * - derived form of ?
 * - has Urdu, needs Persian
 * , - some sort of conjunction-forming particle?
 * , - some sort of conjunction-forming particle?
 * , - some sort of conjunction-forming particle?
 * , - some sort of conjunction-forming particle?

ب

 * (needs Persian)
 * (needs Persian)
 * : see
 * ,, made its way into a number of languages as set phrases. See 🇨🇬 (from 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 etc.
 * : see
 * ,, made its way into a number of languages as set phrases. See 🇨🇬 (from 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 etc.
 * ,, made its way into a number of languages as set phrases. See 🇨🇬 (from 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 etc.
 * ,, made its way into a number of languages as set phrases. See 🇨🇬 (from 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 etc.

پ

 * -- Source
 * - arrogant
 * -- apparently means throwing or shooting
 * -- apparently means throwing or shooting

ج

 * (jarîde, palm-tree branch stripped of leaves; a group of horsemen or horses that make up part of a larger body; cashbook, an account of receipts and expenses; roll, volume, register)
 * - general, makers of coats of mail

چ

 * -- just said to me in Facebook chat by a friend from Iran (ANS: This is actually چاکر + ام) that's a taarof-ish phrase that may be used at the end of conversation.
 * -- just said to me in Facebook chat by a friend from Iran (ANS: This is actually چاکر + ام) that's a taarof-ish phrase that may be used at the end of conversation.

خ

 * (a dessert?)
 * (a dessert?)

د

 * - has Arabic, needs Persian
 * (Singular, Dius)
 * (Plural, daemonic, demoniac, demoniacal, devilish; divine, fiendish, godlike)
 * (drum; maybe a Pahlavi/Middle Persian term)
 * (drum; maybe a Pahlavi/Middle Persian term)

ر

 * (needs Persian)
 * (needs Persian)

ژ

 * – means WHEN in English
 * - has Arabic, needs Persian
 * or, Turkish;
 * - has Arabic, needs Persian
 * or, Turkish;

س

 * - "singer"?
 * - "singer"?
 * - "singer"?

ش

 * - has Arabic, needs Persian
 * - a kind of rice soup
 * - a kind of rice soup
 * - a kind of rice soup
 * - a kind of rice soup

ص

 * (Sclave of greek Σκλάβος, latin sclavus)

غ

 * (needs Persian)
 * - musical instrument
 * (needs Persian)
 * - musical instrument

ک

 * - Pronounced as "Kayani" (hence, Kayanian Dynasty), is an Iranic mythological ancient dynasty according to Wikipedia page. I am curious about mythology as it sounds similar to Proto-Slavic kъnędzь and Proto-Germanic kuningaz. But I am not sure if this is a coincidence or an actual Indo-European connection.
 * = It already has an entry on Wikipedia. Its pronunciation can be heard here alone and there in a sentence.
 * - Pronounced as "Kayani" (hence, Kayanian Dynasty), is an Iranic mythological ancient dynasty according to Wikipedia page. I am curious about mythology as it sounds similar to Proto-Slavic kъnędzь and Proto-Germanic kuningaz. But I am not sure if this is a coincidence or an actual Indo-European connection.
 * = It already has an entry on Wikipedia. Its pronunciation can be heard here alone and there in a sentence.
 * - Pronounced as "Kayani" (hence, Kayanian Dynasty), is an Iranic mythological ancient dynasty according to Wikipedia page. I am curious about mythology as it sounds similar to Proto-Slavic kъnędzь and Proto-Germanic kuningaz. But I am not sure if this is a coincidence or an actual Indo-European connection.
 * = It already has an entry on Wikipedia. Its pronunciation can be heard here alone and there in a sentence.
 * = It already has an entry on Wikipedia. Its pronunciation can be heard here alone and there in a sentence.

گ

 * - "honey badger"
 * - a persian origin word, a noun meaning agressor,warrior,castellated. a baloch tribe of chahbar in sistan balochistan in iran. reference, لغت نامه دهخدا جلد ۸ صفحه ۱۸۲۰
 * - a long horn
 * - a long horn

ل

 * - In the second section

م
مادر‌ها
 * - has Arabic, needs Persian
 * - has Arabic, needs Persian
 * - axis of evil
 * - axis of evil
 * - axis of evil

ن

 * What's the meaning of this name: ?

"Nazila" seemingly a Persian name, does not have any relation with the word nazalah.

In Persian there are names like "Naz" ناز, "Nazli" نازلی, "Nazi" نازی, "Nazanin" نازنین, which are all female names. "Naz", which is the main part of all of them, means "cute" and just that.

"Nazila" too has this main part, and is some how changed a little bit.

و

 * / - وارون has Ottoman Turkish, needs Persian
 * , --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 03:50, 18 January 2021 (UTC)

ی

 * - "help"; borrowed into NENA as h-y-r??
 * (yasû') nmpr., Jesus (from the Arabic import of Hebrew ישוע) - has Urdu, needs Persian