اشكانی

See also: أشكاني and اشکانی

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Borrowed from Persian اشکانی (aškâni), a corruption of earlier ارشکی (aršaki).[1] Doublet of ارشکی (Erşekî, Arşakî).

Noun

اشكانی • (Eşkânî) (plural اشكانیلر (Eşkânîler))

  1. Arsacid
    • 1882, “اردوان”, in لغات تاریخیه و جغرافیه, page 121:
      اشكانیلر […]
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Descendants

  • Turkish: Eşkani

References

  1. ^ “اشک”, in vajehyab.com, (Can we date this quote?)
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