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Khuzi (Persian: خوزی) is a city in
Varavi District of Mohr County, Fars province, Iran,
serving as the
administrative center for
Khuzi Rural District....
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minority languages include Armenian, Georgian, Neo-Aramaic, and Arabic.
Khuzi Arabic is
spoken by the
Arabs in Khuzestan, and the
wider group of Iranian...
- Neo-Elamite (1000–550 BC)
Achaemenid Elamite (550–330 BC) Late Elamite?
Khuzi? (Unknown – 1000 AD)
Middle Elamite is
considered the “classical” period...
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Khuzi Rural District (Persian: دهستان خوزئ) is in
Varavi District of Mohr County, Fars province, Iran. It is
administered from the city of
Khuzi. At the...
- with Dari
Persian in
modern Afghanistan),
Khuzi,
Persian and
Suryani (****yrian)", and Ibn
Moqaffa noted that
Khuzi was the
unofficial language of the royalty...
- the
unofficial language of the
royalty itself was yet
another dialect, "
Khuzi", ****ociated with the
western province of Khuzestan. The
Islamic conquest...
- long and
turbulent history of the province, with its own
local language khuzi,
which may have been of
Elamite origin and
which gradually disappeared in...
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report was
written circa 988 AD by Al-Muqaddasi,
characterizing the
local Khuzi people as
bilingual in
Arabic and
Persian but also
speaking an "incomprehensible"...
- "tongues" or dialects, were
common in S****anian Iran: Fahlavi, Dari, Persian,
Khuzi and Soryani.
Hamzeh (893-961 CE)
explains these dialects in the following...
- old folk
etymology which maintains the word "khuz"
stands for
sugar and "
Khuzi" for
people who make raw sugar. The
province has been a cane sugar-producing...
