- on 30
Spandarmad and
sunrise on 1 Frawardin, was now
observed throughout the epagomenai. In the
second year of the reform, the old 30
Spandarmad was the...
-
Spandarmad may be: the
Middle Persian form of
Spenta Armaiti, one of the
Amesha Spenta or "Bounteous Immortals" a
month of the
historical Zoroastrian calendar...
- also on the 5th day of
Spandarmad month (the
Spandarmad day).
People pray for good harvest,
honor the
deity of
Earth Spandārmad, and put
signs on doors...
-
Vairya (Phl. Shahrewar): lit. "Desirable Dominion"
Spenta Armaiti (Phl.
Spandarmad): lit. "Holy Devotion"
Haurvatat (Phl. Hordad): lit. "Perfection or Health"...
- Xšaθra
Vairya Šahrewar Šahrivar of
metals (and minerals) Spənta Ārmaiti
Spandarmad Esfand/Espand of
earth Haurvatāt Hordād Xurdād of
water Amərətāt Amurdād...
-
other Zoroastrian inspired names. Ārmaiti, also
known as Spəntā Ārmaiti,
Spandārmad in Pahlavi, and Isfandārmad in Persian, is one of the six
great Aməša...
- zlyh ʾwptyt') 'when your eye (i.e. glance)
falls on the sea'; u-m mād
Spandarmad (APm AM spndrmt') 'and my
mother is
Spenta Armaiti' the
complement of...
-
harmony and devotion.
Spenta Armaiti is
known in
later Iranian languages as
Spandarmad (in
Middle Persian) and Isfandārmaḏ (in
Modern Persian).
Sometimes Armaiti...
- are:
Sepand Mino, Khordad, Mordad, Bahman, Ordibehesht,
Shahrivar and
Spandarmad.
After the
creation of Amshaspandan,
Ahura Mazda creates the gods. Ahriman...
- as well as the days of the hamkārān “collaborators” of Ābān, namely,
Spandārmad (day 5), Dēn (day 24), Ard (day 25) and Māraspand (day 29)".
Boyce 1982...
