Farhang-i huzvārish'hā-yi pahlavī: Persian 1402

Dr. Mohammad Javad Mashkoor can be counted as one of the second generation of scientists who learned the Pahlavi language and was among others the teacher of this language at Tabriz University from 1327 to 1337. In the introduction of the book, he first deals with the historical roots of the word hazvarashs. After that, he divided the culture into seven parts. The first part of this book is the Pahlavi culture, which is the basis of Pahlavi culture. The third part is hazvarashes that are not found in Pahlavi culture, which the author extracted from Pahlavi books and dictionaries. The fourth part consists of Parthian and Parsik hazvarashes, which are found in Sasanian inscriptions and Pahlavi works. The fifth part contains tables of verbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and conjunctions with their Pazand and Farsi equivalents. It is Semitic and Iranian with their Persian, Latin, and Arabic equivalents. The seventh section also contains a comprehensive list of all the various words of this culture. By examining this book, we will understand how the author patiently collected the words from Pahlavi culture and books. He has already pulled out and in order to be sure of the correctness of their fronts, he has measured each of them with different languages and has mentioned the references of each word very carefully like the deed and the identifier of each word under each of them.