by Abdul Karim Baryalay
Abstract:
This paper investigate research conducted by archaeologists and languages on inscriptions on the Behastoon tablet. The investigation elaborates various forms of triangular inscriptions that have close relations with Pashto and Balochi languages as well as the original Pehlvi language. This research has also been supported by European scholars. It has been proved that Persian, Pashto, Balochi and Pehlvi use cuneiform words of Behistun, both semantically and phonetically.
Reference:
The Relationship Between the Inscriptions on the Behistun Tablet and Pehlavi, Balochi and Pashto Languages\protect \RLد بهستون کتبه او پهلوي، بلوچي، او پښتو ژبې (Abdul Karim Baryalay), In Pashto, volume 38, 2008.
Bibtex Entry:
@Article{2008-Pasht-38-Baryalay-TheRelatio,
Title = {The Relationship Between the Inscriptions on the Behistun Tablet and Pehlavi, Balochi and Pashto Languages\protect \RL{د بهستون کتبه او پهلوي، بلوچي، او پښتو ژبې}},
Author = {Abdul Karim Baryalay},
Journal = {Pashto},
Year = {2008},
Number = {},
Pages = {-},
Volume = {38},
Abstract = {This paper investigate research conducted by archaeologists and
languages on inscriptions on the Behastoon tablet. The investigation
elaborates various forms of triangular inscriptions that have close relations with Pashto and Balochi languages as well as the original Pehlvi language. This research has also been supported by European scholars. It has been proved that Persian, Pashto, Balochi and Pehlvi use cuneiform words of Behistun, both semantically and phonetically.},
Timestamp = {2020-02-26}
}