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Persianization|ˌpɜːʃənaɪˈzeɪʃən|
[f. Persian a. + -ization.]
The process of making Persian in appearance, structure, or other attributes.
1910Encycl. Brit. XIII. 479/2 This extreme Persianization of Urdu was due rather to Hindu than to Persian influence. 1916G. A. Grierson Linguistic Survey India IX. i. 45 This extreme Persianisation of Hindōstānī is not..the work of conquerors ignorant of the tongue of the people. Ibid., Like Urdū it [sc. Dakhinī] is written in the Persian character, but is much more free from Persianisation. 1924P. Brown Indian Painting under Mughals 18 The earlier Mughal emperors..introduced the art of miniature painting into Hindustan from Persia. Their action..represents..only one comparatively small item in a fairly wide movement. From the nature of this movement it may be termed the ‘Persianization’ of Northern India. 1937Scrutiny V. 446 Mr. Chib..attributes the Persianization of Urdu and the Sanskritization of Hindi to communal jealousy. 1948D. Diringer Alphabet ii. vi. 362 Hindi is the modern development of Hindustani which is free from Persianization. |