Namaeh Farhangistan

Namaeh Farhangistan

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Nameh Farhangestan (Khaghani Studies)
Nameh Farhangestan (Languages ​​and dialects of Iran)
Nameh Farhangestan (Phonetics and phonology of Iranian languages ​​2)
Nemeh Farhangestan (Comparative Literature)
Nameh Farhangestan (Grammar)












It informs the respected authors that Nama Farhangistan magazine will be published bimonthly from 1403.

Respected authors can submit their articles in the following topics:

grammar, comparative literature, literary research, vocabulary studies, Iranian languages ​​and dialects, subcontinent, Asia Minor, lexicography, Persian language education, Islamic revolution literature, Phonetics and Phonology of Iranian Languages, Persian language and literature in Azerbaijan and Arran

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The Academy's letter is published in cooperation with the Association for the Promotion of Persian Language and Literature of Iran with a grade of (B).

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Address of the journal office: Shahid Haqqani highway, National Library exit, Dr. Hassan Habibi Boulevard, Persian Language and Literature Academy. Postal code: 1538633111

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  • Iran
  • Ottoman
  • Iranian languages
  • Persian language
  • Lexicography
  • etymology
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  • contemporary poetry
  • comparative literature
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  • Khaqani Shervani
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  • Arabic Poetry
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  • dictionary
  • Novel
  • Textual Criticism
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  • Azerbaijan
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  • Indian Subcontinent
  • Ottoman Empire
  • Constantinople
  • epic
  • Sokhan Comprehensive Dictionary
  • consonant /d/
  • سؤال بلاغی
  • The manuscript from 537 AH
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  • Sultan Muhammad Fatih
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  • Sixth century AH
  • : Persian classical texts
  • Safavid
  • Takye system: metrical structure: bilingualism: Persian language
  • Shafarvah
  • allusion
  • present imperative
  • noun clause
  • Resistance Literature
  • Persian literature in India
  • conversational lyricism
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  • Church Music
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  • Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā
  • Abivardi
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  • Anatolia (Asia Minor)
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  • Auditory dispersion theory
  • Armenian
  • Khāqāni Sharvani
  • modelling
  • Coleman Barks
  • Eulogist (Manāqib-khwān)
  • Sistani scribe
  • corpus linguistics
  • Arabic in Persian
  • Specificity
  • Arabic Literature
  • Persian script
  • content and stylistic features
  • Xusraw u Rēdak
  • Golpinarli
  • Parizad
  • culture of Persian language and literature
  • dialectology
  • Meaning-making
  • Speech segmentation
  • zādmarg
  • Syriac
  • imperfective aspect
  • Santūr
  • adopted terms
  • Narrator
  • intrarlinguistic motivation
  • syllable onset filler
  • The Pilgrim\'s Progress
  • medical humanities
  • children’s poetry
  • Tuhfeh-ye Ala\'i
  • Arzanat Al-Rum
  • Abouzeydabadi
  • evolution of meters
  • 19th-century European literature
  • interpretations
  • literary sophistication
  • Turan
  • s skull, drinking from someone&rsquo
  • rule of poetic meter derivation
  • lithographic printing of Khaqani Shervani’s Divan
  • Isfahan
  • correction
  • Abulmaḥāsin Ḥusayn ibn Ḥasan J̌urǰānī
  • Resaleh-ye Qafiyeh
  • Makhzan al-Asrār
  • گفتمان عرفانی
  • categorization of Persian poetic meters
  • Language game
  • Al-Sami fi al-Asami
  • Shakespeare
  • Mehdi Akhavan-Sales
  • \"hast\"
  • Bundahishn
  • lexicography: old Persian translations of the Quran: old Arabic-Persian dictionaries: Persian dictionaries in the Indian subcontinent
  • deconstruction
  • Iranian and Ottoman language connection
  • stylistic layers
  • Stylist
  • Digital Humanities
  • Aufi’s Jawami ul-Hikayat
  • locative case markers
  • Kamran Mirza
  • Tafsir of Kitabullah
  • wandering quatrains
  • Consecutive prepositions
  • Fairy
  • corpus external evidence
  • approved script
  • marked words
  • Hāfiz
  • Judeo-Christian account of the flood
  • Ghatrān Tabrizi’s poems
  • Simin Daneshvar
  • war
  • Middle Farsi
  • Ottoman rule
  • conjectural emendation
  • subcontinent
  • old Persian political view
  • Afrasiab
  • Speech corpus
  • Kashmiri criminal
  • Ovid
  • literary taste in Rāvandi’s era
  • Negotiations Reports
  • Farhang-e Bozorg-e Sokhan