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Arazyas |
A city ruled by the Mades and it seems to have been the same city of Daryas, near the village of Dryaz, in Sharweran near Mahabad, where its remains are there. See (Aar) in the boys' names. |
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Artimis |
1. The goddess of the hunt; 2. The goddess of the moon; 3. The daughter of the Gutian chieftain, Othanus, who was known as the god of beauty and was the wife of Khashayar Shah, king of Media. See (Aar) in the boys' names. |
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Arwa |
It is the name of an angel in Zoroastrianism. See (Aar) in the boys' name. |
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Arwan |
1. Passenger's packed food; 2. Food stored at home. |
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Ask |
1. Deer; 2. It was the name of an ancient city near Ramhormoz in Khorasan province. |
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Asuda |
Carefree, secure and comfortable. |
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Ata |
It is the word of love of the child for the mother. |
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Atlia |
It was the name of one of the ancient cities of Hawraman, around 885 BC, which was burned by the Assyrian Nazirpal. |
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Atosa |
1. She was the daughter of Ardashir II of the Sassanids; 2. The name of one of the Kurdish princesses of Manna in 714 BC. |
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Atrosa |
1. Like fire; 2. Referring to the worshiper of fire; 3. The image of fire (or similar to fire); 4. Something that has come out of fire. |
