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September 10, 2025Journal of Iranian linguistics.

Caucasian Persian (Tati) Fragments in Armenian Script: A Study of the Lord’s Prayer with Transliteration, Translation, and Comments

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ԱՏԱրտյոմ ՏոնոյանYerevan State University

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Analysis uncovers linguistic features of the Lord's Prayer in Caucasian Persian, suggesting its historical significance alongside other Western Iranian languages.

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Caucasian Persian fragments reveal linguistic details of the Lord's Prayer, enriching historical language studies.
Analysis of fragments published in the late 19th century demonstrates the influence of Armenian script on Caucasian Persian.
The study includes Dimli alongside Persian and Kurdish as relevant Western Iranian languages with Armenian texts.
Examination of the Lord's Prayer reflects broader cultural and linguistic interactions within the region.

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Արտյոմ Տոնոյան (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a90c54b1d3bfb60e240b https://doi.org/10.46991/jil/2025.01.05

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Analysis uncovers linguistic features of the Lord's Prayer in Caucasian Persian, suggesting its historical significance alongside other Western Iranian languages.

Caucasian Persian (Tati) Fragments in Armenian Script: A Study of the Lord’s Prayer with Transliteration, Translation, and Comments

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