Etymology of 1500 Ancient Place Names

By Morteza Momenzadeh

Embark on an extraordinary linguistic and historical expedition through the ancient landscapes of Iran with Dr. Morteza Momenzadeh's groundbreaking work, Etymology of 1500 Ancient Names. This comprehensive 626-page scholarly masterpiece represents years of meticulous research into the etymological origins of Iranian place names, offering readers an unparalleled window into the cultural, historical, and linguistic evolution of Persian civilization.

Dr. Momenzadeh, a distinguished scholar in the field of Iranian toponymy, has compiled and analyzed 1500 ancient geographical names that have shaped the Iranian landscape throughout history. Each entry in this remarkable reference work reveals the deep-rooted connections between language, culture, and geography, demonstrating how place names serve as living repositories of historical memory and cultural identity.

This first edition, published by the prestigious Rowzaneh Nashr Publications, stands as an indispensable resource for linguists, historians, geographers, and cultural researchers. It serves equally well as a reference for academic institutions and as a treasure trove for anyone fascinated by the intersection of language and place in Iranian culture.

This first edition, published by the prestigious Rowzaneh Nashr Publications, stands as an indispensable resource for linguists, historians, geographers, and cultural researchers. It serves equally well as a reference for academic institutions and as a treasure trove for anyone fascinated by the intersection of language and place in Iranian culture. Dedicated to "Persian speakers, Persian lovers, and Persian scholars," this work represents not just an academic achievement but a cultural preservation effort, ensuring that the etymological heritage of Iran's ancient names continues to inform and inspire future generations. Whether you are a researcher delving into Iranian studies, a student of Persian language and literature, or simply someone captivated by the stories that names can tell, this book offers an invaluable contribution to understanding the linguistic landscape of one of the world's most historically rich regions.