-
themselves till morning. It is
traditional to eat
Bamiyeh in the Shirini-
Khoran. The
sharing of
refreshments that
follows the Nāmzadi
ceremony (Persian:...
-
Ghoncheh Khoran (Persian: غنچه خوران, also
Romanized as
Ghoncheh Khorān; also
known as Ghonchehkhoran) is a
village in
Niyarak Rural District,
Tarom Sofla...
- (Persian: ناهارخوران, also
Romanized as Nahār Khvorān; also
known as Nahār
Khorān) is a
Forest in
south of
Gorgan County,
Golestan Province, Iran. This forest...
- Gr****) and where, "even
mutton had a
fishy taste". The
Persian phrase mahi
khoran (fish eaters) has
become the
modern name of the
coastal region of Makran...
-
winter greetings,
wedding songs,
lamentations and
circular dance songs (
khoran). Epic
stories or
destans are very po****r
among the
Crimean Tatars, particularly...
-
Romanized as Vaz̧īfeh Khvorān and Vaz̧īfeh Khowrān; also
known as Vazīfeh
Khorān) is a
village in
Qaranqu Rural District, in the
Central District of Hashtrud...
-
winter greetings,
wedding songs,
lamentations and
circular dance songs (
khoran). Epic
stories or
destans are very po****r
among the
Crimean Tatars, particularly...
-
curtain which hangs down in
front of the
elevated altar area (Armenian խորան
khoran) is
never opened – even for the
reading of the Gospel,
certain movable parts...
- led to a
suggestion to
derive Makran from the
modern Persian term māhī
khorān,
meaning "fish eaters". The Kech-Makran
region in
southwestern ****stan...
-
existed two
Armenian churches, the
Three Altars Holy
Mother of God (Yerek
Khoran Surb Astvatsatsin) and St.
George (Surb Gevork,
called St.
Sergius by H...
