Adding Several Entries and Examples to the Comprehensive Dictionary of the Persian Language (Volume 1 and 2)

The author, based on Dibājalasmā’, an Arabic-Persian dictionary (written in 719), first obtains some words that are not in Comprehensive Dictionary of the Persian Language: “ābandāzak, ābchek, āb sangzade, ārāyesh pāreh, ārīj”. Following this, he specifies some words which have been included in the Comprehensive Dictionary of the Persian Language without having any examples from the 8th century: “āb khāre, āb dastān, āb dastgāh, āb ravesh, āb roushhan, ātang, ādram, ārdhāle, āzakh, āsookhte, āsoode, ākande, āmize, āmize moo, abrisham gozār”. What this article is tryingto show is the importance of the Arabic-Persian dictionaries, and the Persian words which have been chosen as equivalents for the Arabic words; the words which can’t sometimes be found in any other poetic or prose texts.