Ali-Akbar Dehkhoda — English Wikipedia

English Wikipedia article on Ali-Akbar Dehkhoda; used for entity facts only. It gives his years as 1879 to 9 March 1956, his Sur-e Esrafil newspaper with Mirza Jahangir Khan and its Charand-o-Parand satirical column, his Majlis seats, and the Loghat-nameh, the largest Persian dictionary, and Amsal o Hekam.

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