| 释义 |
pah·la·vi
I. \ˈpälə(ˌ)vē\ noun
also peh·le·vi \ˈpele(ˌ)vē\
(-s)
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: Persian pahlawī, from Pahlav, from Middle Persian, alteration of Old Persian Parthava-Parthia
1. : the Iranian language of Sassanid Persia
2. : a script used for writing Pahlavi
II. noun
or pahlevi \“\
(plural pahlavi or pahlavis or pahlevi or pahlevis)
Etymology: Persian pahlawī, from Riza Shah Pahlawi (Pahlavi) died 1944 Shah of Iran
1. : a gold coin of Iran first issued in 1927 with a value of 20 rials and in 1932 with a value of 100 rials
2. : a unit of value based on the value of one pahlavi |