Investigating some native terms and expressions of Kerman and Pariz in the works of Mohammad Ibrahim Bastani Parizi

Literary and historical texts in each region more or less represent the folklore and popular culture of that district. Among these works, some texts can be found which are full of local vocabularies, proverbs, allusion, customs, and beliefs belong to various popular beliefs of the native writers. Particular and local studies of such works and research on the elements of folklore have a significant role in the recognition of local literature and contribute to the transfer of meanings and concepts of elements of popular culture to audiences. Mohammad Ibrahim Bastani Parizi is one of the contemporary writers, from whom dozens of literary and historical works has been remained. The use of vocabulary, idioms, and popular beliefs of the Kerman and Pariz regions by Parizi has caused the writers' works to cover the scientific, local, and situational backgrounds. The authors of this article, by studying some of the Parizi's artifacts, have explored the native terms and they have extracted local terms used in these works. The findings of this study indicated that, as far as possible, useful, and exact descriptions are expressed in texts or footnotes. Besides, some of the mentioned terms by Parizi are unique in their nature and in the article.