فرهنگ زبانزدهای فارسی فارسی 1388

In addition to words, idioms, allusions, metaphors, and proverbs, the Persian language has a large number of set phrases that are used in special cases; such as compliments, greetings, prayers, curses, insults, praise, threats, thanks, and mockery. These have not yet found their true place in the categories of Persian linguistics and are sometimes included among proverbs and sometimes among idioms because some of them are adapted from a proverb, story, historical event, or poem. However, if we do not classify them correctly, they form an independent group with a different nature, which has special uses. As far as the author has searched, the first time the famous phrase was mentioned in the Adabestan magazine, which was published in Mashhad in 1301, was under the title of formulaic this way, they are “sentences, often eloquent, that are used in a case. "And we use them in the same way, without bothering to make a sentence like it. Among them are: "Hands to the Patient," "Long Live," "Good Day," "Good Night," and the like.