Personal Names in Monumental Inscriptions From Persia and Transoxiana
Ursula Georges
Introduction - Isms - Full Data
Isms
The following tables collect given names or isms found in The Monumental Inscriptions from Early Islamic Iran and Transoxiana. I have included only names used as given names in my data, not isms which appear as components of kunyas or patronymics. A full name may be constructed from these tables by choosing a given name followed by ibn 'son of' or bint 'daughter of' and a father's given name. More detailed information about notation and transliteration of the names, as well as name structure, may be found in the Introduction.
Feminine Isms
| Name |
Notes |
|
Chihrâzâdh |
|
|
Nâz |
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Masculine Isms
| Name |
Notes |
| al-`Abbâs |
|
| `Abdallâh |
|
| Ah.mad |
|
| `Alî |
|
| Arslân Tikîn |
a Turkish name |
| As`ad |
|
| Asfâr |
|
| Badr |
|
| Bakhtyâr |
|
| Fannâkhusraw |
|
| Fîrûzân |
|
| H.âmid |
may also be read as H.amd |
| H.amd |
may also be read as H.âmid |
| H.amza |
|
| al-H.asan |
|
| Hazârasb |
|
| H.urmuzdyâr |
Persian name derived from the name of the god Ahuramazda |
| H.usayn |
|
| al-H.usayn |
|
| Ibrâhîm |
|
| Ish.aq |
|
| Khâzim |
|
| al-Khusraw |
|
| Malik Shâh |
Literally, 'king' in Arabic and Persian; a Saljuq sultan |
Ma'mûn |
|
| Manûchihr |
|
| Mârasfand |
a Zoroastrian priest |
| al-Marzûbân |
|
| Masûd |
|
| Muh.ammad |
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| Mûsâ |
|
| Nas.r |
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| Qâbûs |
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| S.afar |
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| Salm |
|
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Shahryâr |
|
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Shâvur |
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| Taqjar |
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| `Uthman |
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| Yah.yâ |
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