-
century texts of
Zoroastrian tradition,
where she
appears as
Middle Persian Ashtad.
Arshtat is an ****ayer of
deeds at the
Chinvat bridge, the
bridge of judgement...
-
Iranian -
Zoroastrian Ahurani Ameretat (Amordad, Amurdad, Mordad)
Arshtat (
Ashtad) Ashi (Ahrishwang, Ashi Vanghuhi, Ashi Vanuhi)
Bushyasta (Bushasp) Daena...
- ("Blessings of the
seven Amesha Spenta"), Zam is
joined by Amardad,
Rashn and
Ashtad (Ameretat,
Rashnu and Arshtat) in
withstanding the
demons of
hunger and...
-
shortly succeeded by
Shahin Vahmanzadegan in 607/8. ^ a: From
Middle Persian *
Ashtâd-yazd-yâr,
literally "one who
Arshtat is his friend" Martindale, John Robert;...
-
account is
given by Ghazar, with the
exception that the
Mihranid is
named Ashtad Mihran, and was not the tutor, but
rather foster father of Peroz. During...
- 20
verses 17. Ard
Yasht Ashi of "Recompense"[g] 62
verses 18.
Ashtad Yasht[b] khvarenah, the "(divine) glory" 9
verses 19. Zam
Yasht ...
- as Bondīzeh; also
known as Bon Vīzeh, Bunarīzeh, and Būnrīzeh
Formerly Ashtad District OpenStreetMap contributors (31
December 2024). "Bondizeh, Borujerd...
-
County at
Wikimedia Commons Renamed Shirvan-e
Sharqi Rural District Formerly Ashtad District Became a city
after the 2016
census Established after the 2016...
- Oshtorīnān and Oŝtorinān; also
known as Ashtarian, and Oshtornīān
Formerly Ashtad District OpenStreetMap contributors (31
December 2024). "Oshtorinan, Borujerd...
-
romanized as Qā’īd Ţāher; also
known as Qaed
Taher and Qā’ed Ţāher
Formerly Ashtad District OpenStreetMap contributors (31
December 2024). "Qaid Taher, Borujerd...
