Farreh, the Forgotten Force

Farreh is a remnant of the Madilanguagewords. In Achaemenianʹs manuscripts there is no talk about Farreh, but it has been used in the combinations of the names belonging to those eras. Artafarnah is the holder of the righteous Farreh and Vindafarnah is the receiver of Farreh. This word signifies Hvarenahin ancient Iran. It appears in Avestan language as Xvarenah, in Pahlavi language as Farr/Xwarrah, mostly as Hozwaresh, andinPersian and party as Farreh, and in Buddhist Soghdi language as prn and in ManeviSoghdi as farn, in Christian Soghdi as fn and in modern Persian as Far, Farreh, Khoreh, Khareh meaning good luck and splendor. Its derivations are: Farrahi, Ferahat, Farahmand, Frohideh, and Farhmand. This symbol is a divine gift which brings for their owners a long, powerful life together with wealth. Farreh in Avestan language and in Pahlavi texts and Shahname is a prerequisite for an ideal king. In Avestan language, it has been mentioned three kinds of Farreh: Zoroaster, Aryan and Kiani (kingdom)Farreh. In this article, the writers try to investigate the etymology of the word Farrehand also consider the morphology and transformation of the word in ancient literary texts.