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Meanings of Pahlavi in English
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Examples for "Pehlevi"
Examples for "Pehlevi"
1
Note the reference to the difficult nature of the Pehlevi syllabary.
2
The Bundehesh is in the Pehlevi or Zend language, and was written, it is
3
The sixth paragraph of the same passage is explained by the Pehlevi translator as follows:
4
The authorities accordingly had a translation of it made in the speech of the time, Pehlevi.
5
High-piping Pehlevi, with Wine!
Usage of Pahlavi in English
1
One can now understand why the Zend books were translated into Pahlavi.
2
Later headed an educational foundation set up by the Shah's wife, Farah Pahlavi.
3
Firdausi positively knew no Pahlavi and as for Arabic he knew next to nothing.
4
The issue of having designs on the throne dogs Pahlavi.
5
Mohammad Reza, the deposed shah of Iran, was the son of the Pahlavi dynasty's founder.
6
His father had hated the shah, and the Pahlavi regime in turn had hated him.
7
They exiled Reza Khan and installed his pliant, dewy-eyed twenty-one-year-old son, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi.
8
The end of Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi; the beginning of Ayatollah Khomeini and the Islamic republic.
9
As regards the Pahlavi idiom, of the people of the country of Ahwaz are the best.
10
In the Pahlavi language it was called Kunuk-duz-mokt.
11
Tells about the present Shah, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who is trying to be an up-to-date monarch.
12
The later developments of the Iranian alphabet are the Pahlavi and the Zend, in which the MSS.
13
January 1979 - Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi is forced into exile after mounting discontent with his authoritarian rule.
14
In 1976 he interviewed the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, and asked him whether he endorsed torture.
15
These coins struck by the Arabs after the model of the Pahlavi mintage were first deciphered by Olshausen.
16
A happy few, like Shah Pahlavi or Aristide, get their wish; but possibly these are not the best examples.