D

3781: CYRUS river in Fa@rs , ,

3782: DA AFGÚHAÚNESTAÚN TÚARÈK¨ T®OÚLANA , ,

3783: DAÚ o DOK¨TAR , Rock-cut tomb, early Hellenistic period, NW Fa@rs , von Gall, H.

3784: DABBAÚGÚÈ , Tanning, various types of skin proccessing , Sa¿^d^ S^rja@n^, ¿A.-A.

3785: DABESTAÚN , ,

3786: DABESTAÚN , Cultural journal, MaÞhad, 1922-23, 1926-27 , Parvin, N.

3787: DABESTAÚN-e MAD¨AÚHEB , Text of Adòarkeyva@n^ pseudo-Zoroastrian sect, 17th , Mojtaba@÷^, F.-A.

3788: DABÈR , ,

3789: DABÈR i. , Scribe, one of the four pre-Islamic social classes , Tafazµzµoli, A.

3790: DABÈR ii. , Scribe, bureaucrat in Islamic period , Rajabzadeh, H.

3791: DABIR-e A¿Z®AM , ,

3792: DABÈR-al-MOLK FARAÚHAÚNÈ , Head of private royal secreteriat, 19th , Nashat, G.

3793: DABÈRE DABÈRÈ , Script, seven scripts used in Sasanian period , Tafazµzµol^, A.

3794: DABÈRESTAÚN , ,

3795: DABÈRESTAÚN-e NEZ®AÚM , ,

3796: DABUYIDS , Dynasty in T®abaresta@n until Islamic conquest in 761 , Madelung, W.

3797: DAÚD , Law, right, rule, in Zoroastrian tradition , Shaki, M.

3798: DAÚD , Gu@Þa, vocal and instrumental motif in Persian music , During, J.

3799: DAÚD , Newspaper, Tehran, 1942 1961 , Parvin, N.

3800: DAÚD NASK , Lawbook, comprising seven nasks of Avesta , Shaki, M.

3801: DADA ¿OMAR ROˆENÈ , ,

3802: DAÚDARˆIˆ , Name of three Achaemenid dignitaries and officeholders , Dandamayev, M.

3803: DAÚDESTAÚN , Law, civil and canon law, Sasanian , Shaki, M.

3804: DAÚDESTAÚN I DEÚNÈG , Pahlavi work by Zoroastrian priest, 9th , Shaki, M.

3805: DAÚDESTAÚN È MEÚNOÚG È XRAD , Zoroastrian Pahlavi book of advice , Tafazµzµol^, A.

3806: DAÚDGAÚH , ,

3807: DAÚDGÚAH , ,

3808: DAÚDGAR H®osayn , Majles president, minister, senator, 20th , ¿AÚqel^, B.

3809: DAÚDGOSTARÈ Weza@rat-e , ,

3810: DAÚDȈO¿ , Catholicus of Nestorian church, 5th , Hunter, E.

3811: DAÚDIˆO¿ QAT®RAÚYAÚ , Nestorian author of ascetic literature, 7th , Sims-Williams, N.

3812: DAÚD¨MEHR b FARROK¨AÚN , ,

3813: DAÚDWAR DAÚDWARÈH , Judge, lawgiver, Sasanian , Shaki, M.

3814: DADYSETH , Parsi philanthropist, India, 18th , Boyce & Kotwal

3815: DADYSETH AGIARY , Parsi fire temple established by Dadyseth, Bombay, 1771 , Boyce & Kotwal

3816: DADYSETH AÚTAˆBAHRAÚM , Oldest Parsi AÚtaÞ Bahra@m of Bombay, installed 1783 , Boyce & Kotwal

3817: DAEÚNA , ,

3818: DAFF and DAÚYERA , ,

3819: DAFF and DAÚYERA i. , Frame drum, instrument in Persia , During, J.

3820: DAFF and DAÚYERA ii. , Frame drum, instrument in Afghanistan , Doubleday, V.

3821: DAFTAR , Administrative office and account book or register from pre-Isl period , Rajabzadeh, H.

3822: DAFTAR-e ASNÚAD-e RASMÈ , Government department of records, 20th , Da@mg@a@n^, A.

3823: DAFTAR-K¨AÚNA-ye HOMAÚYUÚN , Safavid administrative unit headed by a chief secretary , Rajabzadeh, H.

3824: DAÚGÚ , Brand, mark of heated iron on animal or human , Sajja@d^, S®.

3825: DAÚGÚESTAÚN , ,

3826: DAÚGÚESTAÚN i. , Ancient Albania, cultural relations with Persia , Gamzatov, G.

3827: DAÚGÚESTAÚN ii. , Ancient Albania, linguistic influences , Thordarson, F.

3828: DAÚGÚESTAÚNÈ Fathá-¿Al^ Khan , Safavid grand vizier, 17th-18th , Savory, R.

3829: DAGUERREOTYPE , First practical photographic process introduced into Persia in 1840s , Adle, C.

3831: D¨AHABÈYA , Sufi order of Shi¿ite allegiance, Shiraz and Azerbaijan , Algar, H.

3832: DAHAE , ,

3833: DAHAE i. , Etymology of the name of an ancient Persian tribe , de Blois, F.

3834: DAHAE ii. , Ancient Persian tribe , Vogelsang, W.

3835: DAHAN-e GÚOLAÚMAÚN , Archeological site in S Za@bol , Gnoli, G.

3836: DAHBÈDÈYA , Hereditary line of NaqÞband^ Sufis, Samarqand , Algar, H.

3837: DAHM YAZAD , Zoroastrian divinity , Boyce, M.

3838: DAHRÈ , ,

3839: DAHRÈ i. , Atheist, in Middle Persian literature , Shaki, M.

3840: DAHRÈ ii. , Atheist, in the Islamic period , Gimaret, D.

3841: DAHYU , Country and also people, demon, enemy of the gods , Gnoli, G.

3842: DAÚ¿È , Isma¿ili missionaries , Daftary, F.

3843: DAÚ¿È Ahámad b Ebra@h^m , Turkish poet and scholar, 14-15th , Yazici, T.

3844: DAÚ¿È Bokòa@r^ , Poet, Bukhara, 19th , Poujol, C.

3845: DAÚ¿È-al-ESLAÚM Sayyed Moháammad-¿Al^ , Lexicographer and preacher, India, 19th 20th , Akhtar, M.

3846: DAÚ¿È Ela'l-H®AQQ Abu@ ¿Abd-Alla@h Moháammad , Brother and successor of H®asan b. Zayd, 9th 10th , Madelung, W.

3847: DAÚ¿È JAÚN NAÚPEL÷ON , Popular satirical novel, 1969-70 , Rahimiyeh, N.

3848: DAÚ¿È KABÈR , ,

3849: DAÚ¿È-e S®AGÚÈR , ,

3850: DAÚ¿È ˆÈRAÚZÈ , Sufi shaikh and poet, Shiraz, 15th , Safa, D¨.-A.

3851: VAºHVÈ DAÚITYAÚ , Mythical river in Avesta and Pahlavi texts , Gnoli, G.

3852: DAIUKKU , ,

3853: DAIVA , Demonized Indian divinity in Iranian religions , Herrenschmidt & Kellens

3854: DAIVADAÚNA , Daiva temple destroyed in Persepolis, 5th BCE , Gnoli, G.

3855: DAJJAÚL , Great deceiver, whose advent is a sign of resurrection , Algar, H.

3856: D¨AKA÷-al-MOLK , ,

3857: DAKANÈ ¿Abd-al-H®am^d , Renewer of a Sufi order, Persia, 18th , Algar, H.

3858: DAKANÈ Rezµa@-¿Al^Þa@h , Leader of a Sufi order, India, 17th-18th , Nurbakhsh, J.

3859: DAK¨ÈL , Interceder, a piece of rag on a sacred place or object , Beyhaq^, H®-¿A.

3860: D¨AK¨ÈRA-ye K¨úAÚRAZMˆAÚHÈ , Persian encyclopedia of medical knowledge, 13th , Sa¿^d^-S^rja@n^, ¿A.-A.

3861: DAK¨MA , ,

3862: DALMAÚ TEPE , Archeological site in W Azerbaijan , Dyson, R.

3863: DALQAK , Buffoon, court jester, Islamic period , Gaffary, F.

3864: DAL'VERZIN TEPE , Archeological site in S Uzbekistan , Pugachenkova, G.

3865: DAM , ,

3866: DAM , Archeological site in Afghanistan , Fischer, K.

3867: DAÚM-DAÚRÈ , Animal husbandry, an economic survey , Digard, J.-P.

3868: DAÚM-PEZEˆKÈ , ,

3869: DAÚM-PEZEˆKÈ i. , Veterinary medicine, in pre-Islamic Iran , Shaki, M.

3870: DAÚM-PEZEˆKÈ ii. , Veterinary medicine, in Islamic period , Sajja@d^, S®.

3871: DAÚMAÚD M^r-e Sayyed Moháammad-Ba@qer , Theologian, philosopher, jurist, poet, Persia, 17th , Newman, A.

3872: DAMASCUS , Zoroastrians at the city of Achaemenid empire , Boyce, M.

3873: DAMASPIA , Achaemenid queen, wife of Artaxerexes I, 5th BCE , Schmitt, R.

3874: DAMAÚVAND , ,

3875: DAMAÚVAND i. , Geography of the mountain NE of Tehran , Hourcade, B.

3876: DAMAÚVAND ii. , Mythology of the mountain NE of Tehran , Tafazµzµol^, A.

3877: DAÚMDAÚD NASK , Name of one of lost nasks of Avesta , MacKenzie, D.

3878: DAMELÈ , ,

3879: DAÚMGÚAÚN , Town on a plain S of Alborz range from pre-historic , Adle, C.

3880: DAÚMGÚAÚNÈ , Family of jurists, Da@mg@a@n, 11th 12th , EIr

3881: DAÚMGÚAÚNÈ , Family of builders and stucco carvers, Da@mg@a@n, 14th , Blair, S.

3882: DAÚMGÚAÚNÈ Abu-¿Al^ , ,

3883: DAÚMI- , Avestan word related to cosmogony , Kellens, J.

sup: DAMIRI, theologian, is best known for his H˜ay›t al-h„ayaw›n, G. A. Russell