Original Parsi Names

3 March, 2009 — zoroastriansnet


Brave Zoroastrian Warrior Ladies with Orginal Parsi Names ( Proud Aryan Song and Music )

Do you know where the word Puran Poari comes from?

“Purandokht”

Check this fiesty, zesty video on the strong, beautiful, tough, proud Aryan, Zoroastrian women of Persia:

Courtesy : Rusi Sorabji / Dara Acidwalla

Posted in Galleries, History, Names, Surnames, more. 8 Comments »

8 Responses to “Original Parsi Names”

  1. yasmin elavia Says:
    7 March, 2009 at 5:53 pm

    I am looking out for a book which contains original parsi, iranian, persian names with meanings to name a newborn baby boy. Would be obliged if you could help.
    Thanks,
    Yasmin

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  2. Dara Acidwalla Says:
    8 March, 2009 at 8:29 pm

    Parsiana has a Book of Irani Names for Zoroastrian babies.

    Go directly to the Parsiana Bookshop, if you are in Bombay.

    Or to buy online click this link:

    http://parsiana.com/bookstore/default.asp?thispage=8

    Also I can guide you to these three links. The 3rd link is better (Zoroastrian names)

    http://www.babynology.com/zoroastrian_babynames.html

    http://www.suggestbabynames.com/zoroastrian_names.html

    http://www.officecorner.net/am/zoras_name.htm

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  3. Persian Baby Names Says:
    5 June, 2009 at 11:54 am

    I gathered about 400 cute persian names,
    I hope you found the name you like, but for othe others who are visiting this page, the link below may be usefull:

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  4. Behram Says:
    20 June, 2009 at 5:48 pm

    Dear Parsi Friends,

    I want to know the names and contact nos. of Parsis who are into Kushti Weaving. I can supply the raw material ( thin woollen thread) required for Kushti weaving.

    Kindly reach me at souleeek@yahoo.com or call me at
    098211 31793.

    Thank you,

    Behram

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    • cawassidhwa Says:
      27 September, 2009 at 10:31 am

      someone should be also there to teach our new generations to continue our religeous traditions in Karachi and other parts of the world too.Thanks a lot for passing this message to other parts of our zoroastrian community.

      Reply
  5. Kainoor A. Y. Mistry Says:
    1 July, 2009 at 2:40 am

    Is Kainoor a persian name?

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  6. cawassidhwa Says:
    27 September, 2009 at 10:34 am

    to teach our coming generation for kusti weaving and making sadras etc.etc. so that it can continue in future.

    Reply
  7. Asif Says:
    19 December, 2009 at 7:28 pm

    Dear Parsi friend i want to know about parsi religion so kindly share teach me and share your knowledge.
    Thanks

    Reply

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