رهنامه
Persian
Alternative forms
- راهنامه (râhnâme)
- راهنامج (râhnâmaj) (archaic)
- رهنامج (rahnâmaj) (archaic)
Etymology
From Middle Persian rāhnāmag, from lʾs (rāh, “way”) + MGLTA, nʾmk' (nāmag, “book”). Whence also Arabic رَاهْنَامَج (rāhnāmaj), رَهْنَامَج (rahnāmaj), a Middle Persian borrowing.
Noun
رهنامه • (rahnâme)
- periplus
- 1141-1209, Nizami Ganjavi
- ز خاقان بپرسید کاین شهر کیست
به رهنامه در نام این شهر چیست- ze Xâqân beporsid kin šahr kist
be rahnâme dar, nâm-e in šahr čist - [He] asked from Khaqan, what is this city?
What is the name of this city in periplus?
- ze Xâqân beporsid kin šahr kist
- 1141-1209, Nizami Ganjavi
References
- Dehkhoda, Ali-Akbar (1931–), “رهنامه”, in Dehkhoda Dictionary Institute, editors, Dehkhoda Dictionary (in Persian), Tehran: University of Tehran Press
- MacKenzie, D. N. (1971) A concise Pahlavi dictionary, London, New York, Toronto: Oxford University Press
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