šŽ­šŽ šŽ¼šŽ¹šŽ šŽ·šŽ¹

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[edit] Old Persian

[edit] Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *dʰer- (ā€œto holdā€). Cognates include Sanskrit धरति (dharati), Latin firmus and Lithuanian derė́ti.

[edit] Verb

šŽ­šŽ šŽ¼šŽ¹šŽ šŽ·šŽ¹ (dārayāmiy) (first-person singular present active)

  1. to hold, have
    yā : napā : thātiy : Ariyāramna : xshāyathiya : iyam : dahyāushi : Pārsā : tya adam : dārayāmiy : hya : uvaspā : umartiyā : manā : baga : vazraka : Auramazdā frābara : vashnā
    Ariaramnes the King says: This country Persia which I hold, which is possessed of good horses, of good men, the Great God Ahuramazda bestowed it upon me.
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