Persian honorifics

E499634

Persian honorifics are traditional titles and forms of address in the Persian language that convey respect, social status, and sometimes political or religious authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf form of address ⓘ
honorific system ⓘ
linguistic feature ⓘ
areBasedOn age hierarchy ⓘ
kinship relations ⓘ
professional status ⓘ
religious standing ⓘ
social hierarchy ⓘ
canConvey political authority ⓘ
religious authority ⓘ
convey deference ⓘ
politeness ⓘ
respect ⓘ
social status ⓘ
include title "Agha" ⓘ
title "Ayatollah" ⓘ
title "Begum" ⓘ
title "Doktor" ⓘ
title "Haj Agha" ⓘ
title "Haji" ⓘ
title "Hazrat" ⓘ
title "Hojjatoleslam" ⓘ
title "Janab-e Aali" ⓘ
title "Jenab" ⓘ
title "Karbala'i" ⓘ
title "Khan" ⓘ
title "Khanom" ⓘ
title "Mashhadi" ⓘ
title "Mirza" ⓘ
title "Ostad" ⓘ
title "Sarkar" ⓘ
title "Sarکار"},{ ⓘ
title "Seyyed" ⓘ
title "Shah" ⓘ
linked to: Shah

title "Shahzadeh" ⓘ
linked to: Shahzada
usedInCommunity Persian-speaking diaspora ⓘ
usedInCountry Afghanistan ⓘ
Iran ⓘ
Tajikistan ⓘ
usedInLanguage Persian language ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Aryamehr → category → Persian honorifics ⓘ
Mir Bakshi → etymology → derived from Persian words "mir" (chief) and "bakshi" (paymaster) ⓘ
linked to: Persian honorifics