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  1 - Understanding better meaning of some words in Old Persian texts based on the Tati dialect in the north of Khorasan
  Habib Safarzadeh
  10.30495/irll.2019.667859
  Language has been changed for various historical, cultural, and social reasons throughout the history, which can positively affect the development of the lexical basis of the language, and sometimes in the negative route, one or more words abandoned in numerous ways. Bu More

  Language has been changed for various historical, cultural, and social reasons throughout the history, which can positively affect the development of the lexical basis of the language, and sometimes in the negative route, one or more words abandoned in numerous ways. But the significant point is, in this respect, the meaningful distance between the standard language and the dialects and accents of that language; means, although the words are excluded of ordinary speech and writing, they can be found and they are still alive in the dialects of different ethnic groups survive in a specific geographic area. Among these words, the words like «Che Belâ» and «Shahrgard» and «Kouri» can be mentioned seen in ancient Persian works, such as Asrar-Altohid, Attar Neishabouri, and Vahshi-Bafghi Divans, but there is not any precise meaning for them in the available dictionaries. They are not presented or they are mistakenly explained. Manuscript profile