The Arab Al-Ahwaz website continues to display the series of terms taken from the Elamite civilization, in order to try to confront the Persian criminal machine against the occupied Arab people and its ancient civilization.
The Ahwazi writer Hamid Al Kinani collected many of the terms used in the Ahwazi dialect now and presented them through the Karun cultural site. The Arab Al-Ahwaz website uses this material and presents the Ahwazi terms in several consecutive episodes.
Where the word Zaqqum came, and it is standing in the place of mites during the reign of Shuli, the ruler of Sumer and Akkad, and this term is used for torment in the Qur’an, Zaqqum. As for Ashwish: a name borrowed from and diminutive of the word Al-Shush, and the name of a person in the villages of Beit Sa’, near Dehno. Shandi: An Elami name, and to this day it is used in Shuaibiya, Buster, and the Ahwazi villages.
Whereas shukara came: a piece of land in which wheat and rice are grown, and it is an Akkadian Elamite term. And the word Ashyar: Shar: a piece of land that is prepared for cultivation, and it is an Akkadian Elamite term. and extend; This word is applied to carpets because the first carpets were discovered in the Elamite Chagamesh near Dezful, and they were the first to create carpets.
the term absent; The name of the Elamite tribe, and they were merchants between Elam and Babylon in the second millennium BC. Today, they are present in Sus, Tester, Al-Ahwaz, Ramez, and the rest of the cities of Al-Ahwaz and Iraq. They are called Izghib, and they have many Elamite names. Menouh: a piece of land that is ready for cultivation and fruitful, and today they say that the land of so-and-so is Menouh. And Khers; an area in the village of Abu al-Qayfa, next to the Dur Intash temple, meaning gold, and it is an Akkadian term. Gomat: an area near the Durantash temple, and the name of an Elamite person was Geumat, who rose up against the Achaemen.
the word cowpea; ; Beans, which is a single Elamite Akkadian word, is a type of vegetable. Mashouf: Tarada. Balm. A type of small boat used in rivers and marshes. Shala: an Akkadian Elamite term, meaning to remove something from the earth. Like cutting onions from the ground. And shol: one of the oldest vocabulary and in the sense of dry land.
