This article devoted to etymological analysis of the word grəˉhmā in holy book Avesta religion Mazda Yasna (Zoroastrianism). Attempted search for different meanings and transformation its plural (?) form grəˉhmō, which had took from indoevropian stem refleced on uzbekian g‘aram (gharam), persian giromi.

Avestan’ is the name of the ritual language of Zoroastrianism, which was the state religion of the Iranian empire in Achaemenid, Arsacid and Sasanid times, covering a time span of more than 1200 years. It is named after the ‘Avesta’, i.e., the collection of holy scriptures that form the basis of the religion which was allegedly founded by Zarathushtra, also known as Zoroaster, by about the begi...

avesta is the oldest written text remained and extant from iranian old languages. it comprises of a collection of thousands of words and expressions covering almost all fields of religion and the culture of ancient human beings. with regard to what is left of avesta, the contents of the twenty-one nasks (“books”) remained from the sasanian period, and the documents existing in other books perti...

Zerdüştîliğin Kutsal Kitabı Avesta ve Pehlevice eserlerde Tur Xyon adı yer almaktadır. Bunlar Turan, Türk,
 Hun’u çağrıştırmaktadır. Uzun asırlar yakın coğrafyalarda yaşamış iki büyük medeniyet birbirini çeşitli alanlarda etkilemiştir. Bunun emareleri temel dinî, edebî, tarihî eser söylencelerde görülmektedir. Türklerin tarihteki konumu, siyasi-kültürel etkinliğini bariz bir şekilde aktarm...

The article provides information about the ceremonies and rituals associated with cult of water, preserved until recently in Khujand. special attitude our region residents to water originated due natural climatic conditions, nature people 's work activities. veneration came us since time immemorial, times sacred "Avesta", form numerous "holy waters" found everywhere throughout Central Asia. Man...

the demonstration of female figures on sasanian silver vessels was an interesting subject to sasanian silversmiths which caused much dispute among the scholars over whose character the female figure represents. are they representations of the goddess anahita or members of her cult? is there any connection between them and the cult of asiatic dionysus? the other question that arises is whether t...