About
I am a scriptologist and technologist.
Names & Languages
Nothing is random in the languages we speak, and names are not an exception. Here's how to write my name in different languages, maintaining the meaning.
Given Name | Family Name | Script | Lang. | Endonym (Native) | Exonym (English) |
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Q4880939 | Q2064908 | Qaaq |
qaq |
Q2013 | Wikidata 1 |
ܒܗܢܡ | Syrc |
arc |
ܐܪܡܝܐ | Aramaic | |
Behnam | Latn |
az |
Azərbaycan | Azeri | |
بهنام | Arab |
azb |
تورکجه | Azeri | |
Ishpabadh | Latn |
ca |
Català | Catalan | |
Spahbod | Latn |
de |
Deutsch | German | |
Behnam | Spahbed | Latn |
en |
English | English |
Spahbod | Latn |
es |
Español / Castellano | Spanish | |
Spahbod | Latn |
eu |
Euskara | Basque | |
بهنام | اسفهبد / سپهبد | Arab |
fa |
فارسی | Persian 2 |
Spahbod | Latn |
fr |
Français | French | |
Behnám | Latn |
hu |
Magyar | Hungarian | |
Բեհնամ | Armn |
hy |
Հայերեն | Armenian | |
Behnam | Spahbod | Latn |
it |
Italiano | Italian |
スパーフベド | Kana |
ja |
日本語 | Japanese | |
Spahbodas | Latn |
lt |
lietuvių | Lithuanian | |
اسپهبد | Arab |
mzn |
مازِرونی | Mazandarani 3 | |
𐭡𐭤𐭭𐭠𐭬 | 𐭮𐭯𐭠𐭧𐭯𐭲 / 𐭮𐭯𐭠𐭧𐭯𐭲𐭩 | Phli |
pal |
Middle Persian / Pahlavi | |
Spahbod | Latn |
pl |
Polski | Polish | |
Behnam | Aspabedes | Latn |
pt |
Português | Portuguese |
Бехнам | Спахбод | Cyrl |
ru |
Русский | Russion |
Sepahbod | Latn |
sl |
Slovenščina | Slovene / Slovenian | |
ܒܗܢܡ | Syrc |
syc |
ܣܘܪܝܝܐ | Syriac 4 | |
Behnam | Latn |
tr |
Türkçe | Turkish | |
ыспахбут | Cyrl |
tt |
татар | Tatar | |
Бехнам | Cyrl |
tg |
Toçikī | Tajik / Tajiki Persian | |
Спахбод | Cyrl |
uk |
Українська | Ukrainian |
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This is also my best guess for what Qfwfq—who is as old as the universe and has taken various forms—would call me. ↩
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The pronunciation is
[beh'nɑːm] [es'fæh'bod]
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See also House of Ispahbudhan, one of the seven Parthian clans of the Sasanian Empire. ↩
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See also Saint Behnam, a 4th-century Christian saint in the Oriental Orthodox Church, who—along with his sister, Sarah—was martyred by order of his father, Sinharib (ܣܢܚܪܝܒ), an Assyrian king. The king built Mar Behnam Monastery as a penance for this killing, which was distroyed in 2015. ↩