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Pazend (/
p蓹藞z蓻nd/) or
Pazand (Middle Persian: 饜饜瓲饜饜饜; Avestan: 饜瑸饜瑎饜瑢饜瑱饜瑢 饜饜瑎饜瑢饜饜瑱饜瑢) is one of the
writing systems used for the
Middle Persian language...
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titles used to
refer to
Ahura Mazda. The list is
preserved in Persian,
Pazend, and Gujarati. The
names are
often taken during Baj (ceremonial prayer)...
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found in the Menog-i Khrad. The
fourth and eighty-sixth
entry of the
Pazend prayer titled 101
Names of God, Harvesp-Khoda "Lord of All" and Khudawand...
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Middle Persian translations (in
Pahlavi script) and
transliterations (in
Pazend script). Its date is unknown. The
glossary was
previously known to Indian...
- language. As a side
effect of its development, the
script was also used for
Pazend, a
method of
writing Middle Persian that was used
primarily for Zend commentaries...
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texts in
Zoroastrianism written in
Middle Persian. Also
transcribed in
Pazend as Minuy-e X(e/a)rad and in New
Persian Minu-ye Xer忙d, the text is a Zoroastrian...
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appears as
Middle Persian eshm 饜瓲饜饜饜 or 饜饜饜饜 kheshm,
continuing in
Pazend and New
Persian as 禺卮賲 khashm. Judaism's
Asmodeus (Hebrew: 讗址砖职诪职讚旨讗指讬 始拧md始y)...
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character for /l/ (a
sound that
Avestan does not have) was
added to
write Pazend texts. The
Avestan script is alphabetic, and the
large number of letters...
- The
title of a
published Zend
Avesta reading pargart auual in
Pazend, a
variant of the
Avestan alphabet....
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frawahr (Book Pahlavi: plw示hl, Manichaean: prwhr), fr艒har (recorded in
Pazend as 饜瑹饜饜瑡饜饜瑎饜; it is a
later form of the
previous form), and
fraward (Book...
