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• FARHANG Ī PAHLAVIG

  Cross-reference

  See FRAHANG Ī PAHLAWĪG.

• FARHANG O ZENDAGĪ

  Nasserddin Parvin

  a periodical published in 28 issues from winter 1969 to spring 1978 by the Secretariat of the High Council of Culture and Art (Dabīr-ḵāna-ye Šūrā-ye ʿalī-e farhang o honar).

• FARHANG, MĪRZĀ ABU’L-QĀSEM ŠĪRĀZĪ

  Moḥammad Dabīrsīāqī

  (b. Shiraz, 1827; d. Shiraz, 1891), poet, scholar, and calligrapher.

• FARHANG-E ĀNANDRĀJ

  Solomon Baevskiĭ

  a dictionary of the Persian language named in honor of the maharaja Ānand Gajapatī Rāj, the nineteenth century ruler of Vijayanagar in South India.

• FARHANG-E ASADĪ

  Cross-reference

  See ASĀDĪ TŪSĪ; LOḠĀT-E FORS.

• FARHANG-E EBRĀHĪMĪ

  Solomon Bayevsky

  Persian-language dictionary compiled by the well-known fifteenth century poet Ebrāhīm Qewām-al-Dīn Fārūqī.

• FARHANG-E HAYĪM

  Cross-Reference

  See HAYĪM, SOLAYMĀN.

• FARHANG-E ĪRĀN-ZAMĪN

  Nasserddin Parvin

  a research quarterly first published in Tehran in March 1953.

• FARHANG-E JAHĀNGĪRĪ

  Solomon Bayevsky

  one of the most complete and authoritative dictionaries of the Persian language, composed in India at the beginning of the 17th century by Mīr Jamāl-al-Dīn Ḥosayn b. Fakr-al-Dīn Ḥasan Enjū Šīrāzī.

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• FARHANG-E MOʿĪN

  Kamran Talattof and EIr

  an important Persian encyclopaedic dictionary published in six volumes in Tehran between 1963 and 1973.