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Definition of simurg in English: simurgnounsɪˈməːɡsēˈmərɡ (in Persian mythology) a large mythical bird of great age, believed to have the power of reasoning and speech. Example sentencesExamples - How else did you expect me to find a tiny fairy named Tank in a story filled with simurgs, humanoid felines and orcs?
- He took away with him the two horses, and he took away the two tigers, and he took away the two hounds, and he took away the two simurgs, and with them be set out for another country.
- According to writers such as Kazvini in his Book of Strange Creatures and Ferideddin-i Attar in his Logic of Birds, the simurgs were thirty birds which perpetually sought one another.
Origin From Persian sīmurġ, from Pahlavi sēn 'eagle' + murġ 'bird'. Definition of simurg in US English: simurgnounsēˈmərɡ (in Persian mythology) a large mythical bird of great age, believed to have the power of reasoning and speech. Example sentencesExamples - He took away with him the two horses, and he took away the two tigers, and he took away the two hounds, and he took away the two simurgs, and with them be set out for another country.
- According to writers such as Kazvini in his Book of Strange Creatures and Ferideddin-i Attar in his Logic of Birds, the simurgs were thirty birds which perpetually sought one another.
- How else did you expect me to find a tiny fairy named Tank in a story filled with simurgs, humanoid felines and orcs?
Origin From Persian sīmurġ, from Pahlavi sēn ‘eagle’ + murġ ‘bird’. |