Nowruzn.

Brit.

/nəʊˈruːz/, U.S.

/ˌnoʊˈruz/

Forms: 1600s– Neuruz, 1600s– Nowrouz, 1700s–1900s Navrouz, 1700s– Nou-rooz, 1700s– Novrouz, 1800s Naú Roz, 1800s– Narooz, 1800s– Nau Roz, 1800s– Naw Roz, 1800s– Naw-Ruz, 1800s– Nawroz, 1800s– Nawruz, 1800s– Nevruz, 1800s– Newroz, 1800s– No Rooz, 1800s– No Ruz, 1800s– No-Ruz, 1800s– Noh Rooz, 1800s– Noh-Rooz, 1800s– Norooz, 1800s– Norouz, 1800s– Noruz, 1800s– Nou Rooz, 1800s– Nourooz, 1800s– Nouruz, 1800s– Nowroj, 1900s Navroz, 1900s Nooruz, 1900s Nov Rouz, 1900s– Nauryz, 1900s– Nav Roz, 1900s– Nav-Roz, 1900s– Naw Ruz, 1900s– Naw-Roz, 1900s– Nev-Ruz, 1900s– New Roz, 1900s– New-Roz, 1900s– No Rouz, 1900s– No-Rouz, 1900s– Noo Ruz, 1900s– Nou Ruz, 1900s– Nou-Ruz, 1900s– Now Rouz, 1900s– Now Ruz, 1900s– Now-Rouz, 1900s– Now-Ruz, 1900s– Nowruz.

Origin: A borrowing from Persian. Etymon: Persian nau-rōz

Etymology: < Persian nau-rōz < Pahlavi nōg-rōz < nōg new adj. + rōz day (ultimately < the same Indo-European base as light n.¹).

The first day of the Iranian New Year, occurring on the spring equinox. Also: a period of celebration marking the start of the Iranian New Year and typically lasting for 13 days.

ΘΚΠ

the world > time > period > year > [noun] > specific days of the year > in other calendars

Rosh Hashanah1594

Nowruz1614

Chinese New Year1704

spring festival1917

1614 J. Selden Titles of Honor Table sig. Ggg4/2 Computation of years from the beginning of the world... Persian computation from their Neuruz.

1673 J. Ogilby Asia 77/1 On their Neuruz or New-years Day, the King according to an antient Custom receives Presents from all his chief Officers.

1722 tr. Arabian Nights Entertainm. XI. 91 On the Navrouz,..ancient and solemn Feast is observed throughout all Persia.

1816 J. Morier Journey through Persia xii. 207 The first [festival] was the Norooz, which commenced with their year in March.

1890 Eng. Illustr. Mag. Apr. 330 Every good housewife will have a dish of green corn ready for the feast of No-rooz.

1924 North-China Herald 13 Sept. 440/4 Navroz..is observed with great pomp and ceremony.

1957 D. P. Costello tr. S. Hedayat Blind Owl ii. 7 It was the thirteenth day of Nouruz. Everyone had gone out to the country.

1996 J. Afary Iranian Constit. Revol. v. xi. 289 Iran-i- Naw asked its readers not to celebrate..Naw Ruz..as a sign of protest against the continued occupation.

2017 Iranian Students News Agency (Nexis) 3 Apr. I congratulate..all nations of the region that celebrate Nowruz.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	nowruz
释义	Nowruzn. Brit. /nəʊˈruːz/, U.S. /ˌnoʊˈruz/ Forms: 1600s– Neuruz, 1600s– Nowrouz, 1700s–1900s Navrouz, 1700s– Nou-rooz, 1700s– Novrouz, 1800s Naú Roz, 1800s– Narooz, 1800s– Nau Roz, 1800s– Naw Roz, 1800s– Naw-Ruz, 1800s– Nawroz, 1800s– Nawruz, 1800s– Nevruz, 1800s– Newroz, 1800s– No Rooz, 1800s– No Ruz, 1800s– No-Ruz, 1800s– Noh Rooz, 1800s– Noh-Rooz, 1800s– Norooz, 1800s– Norouz, 1800s– Noruz, 1800s– Nou Rooz, 1800s– Nourooz, 1800s– Nouruz, 1800s– Nowroj, 1900s Navroz, 1900s Nooruz, 1900s Nov Rouz, 1900s– Nauryz, 1900s– Nav Roz, 1900s– Nav-Roz, 1900s– Naw Ruz, 1900s– Naw-Roz, 1900s– Nev-Ruz, 1900s– New Roz, 1900s– New-Roz, 1900s– No Rouz, 1900s– No-Rouz, 1900s– Noo Ruz, 1900s– Nou Ruz, 1900s– Nou-Ruz, 1900s– Now Rouz, 1900s– Now Ruz, 1900s– Now-Rouz, 1900s– Now-Ruz, 1900s– Nowruz. Origin: A borrowing from Persian. Etymon: Persian nau-rōz Etymology: < Persian nau-rōz < Pahlavi nōg-rōz < nōg new adj. + rōz day (ultimately < the same Indo-European base as light n.¹). The first day of the Iranian New Year, occurring on the spring equinox. Also: a period of celebration marking the start of the Iranian New Year and typically lasting for 13 days. ΘΚΠ the world > time > period > year > [noun] > specific days of the year > in other calendars Rosh Hashanah1594 Nowruz1614 Chinese New Year1704 spring festival1917 1614 J. Selden Titles of Honor Table sig. Ggg4/2 Computation of years from the beginning of the world... Persian computation from their Neuruz. 1673 J. Ogilby Asia 77/1 On their Neuruz or New-years Day, the King according to an antient Custom receives Presents from all his chief Officers. 1722 tr. Arabian Nights Entertainm. XI. 91 On the Navrouz,..ancient and solemn Feast is observed throughout all Persia. 1816 J. Morier Journey through Persia xii. 207 The first [festival] was the Norooz, which commenced with their year in March. 1890 Eng. Illustr. Mag. Apr. 330 Every good housewife will have a dish of green corn ready for the feast of No-rooz. 1924 North-China Herald 13 Sept. 440/4 Navroz..is observed with great pomp and ceremony. 1957 D. P. Costello tr. S. Hedayat Blind Owl ii. 7 It was the thirteenth day of Nouruz. Everyone had gone out to the country. 1996 J. Afary Iranian Constit. Revol. v. xi. 289 Iran-i- Naw asked its readers not to celebrate..Naw Ruz..as a sign of protest against the continued occupation. 2017 Iranian Students News Agency (Nexis) 3 Apr. I congratulate..all nations of the region that celebrate Nowruz. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1614
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