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Similarities between Parthian and Zaza (Dimly): compared with Kurmanji, Persian and Turkish
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The purpose of this book is to show some similarities between Parthian and Dimly (Zaza-language). Especially some words are closer to Dimly than Persian and Kurmanji. Parthian language is an extinct Northwestern Iranian language, which was spread during Parthian Empire. Dimly is classified as one of Northwestern Iranian languages like ancient Iranian languages Parthian, language of Medes and modern Kurmanji, Sorani, Balochi, etc. This book is based on the Dictionary of Manichean Middle Persian & Parthian, Author: Desmond Durkin-Meisterernst, published in 2004 by Brepols & Publishers, Turnhout Belgium. The latin word letters which used for Parthian words in the original text were adapted to modified Kurdish alphabet below in second page.
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Faruq Dedan
Faruq Dedan was born in Hesran, Çermik, Diyarbakir, Turkey. His wish is to know the value of his mother tongue. He works on the roots of words and compares the similar languages. Faruq Dedan Hesrandi zao. Washtena ci erciyayena mayziwanie ci bi zaneyo. Rycheyanie vateyan ser girweyeno u merdimziwanan ano pie ver.
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Similarities between Parthian and Zaza (Dimly) - Faruq Dedan
Similarities between
Parthian and Zaza (Dimly)
compared with Kurmanji, Persian and Turkish
Faruq Dedan
03/2020
Foreword
The purpose of this book is to show some similarities between Parthian and Dimly (Zaza-language). Especially some words are closer to Dimly than Persian and Kurmanji. Parthian language is an extinct Northwestern Iranian language, which was spread during Parthian Empire. Dimly is classified as one of Northwestern Iranian languages like ancient Iranian languages Parthian, language of Medes and modern Kurmanji, Sorani, Balochi, etc. This book is based on the Dictionary of Manichean Middle Persian & Parthian, Author: Desmond Durkin-Meisterernst, published in 2004 by Brepols & Publishers, Turnhout Belgium. The latin word letters which used for Parthian words in the original text were adapted to modified Kurdish alphabet below in second page.
Dimly Alphabet
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