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I translated some Farsi for Valen
| Jared Baumeister | 03/08/26 |
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Date: March 8th, 2026 1:27 PM Author: Jared Baumeister Here's the translation of the Farsi (Persian) writing on the tire in the image:It's a little fragmented and handwriting is messy, but I've done my best. It appears to be a collection of names and possibly a poem. Here's a breakdown:• "جاوید" - (Javid) - "Eternal" or "Immortal". It’s a common name.• "خاکریز" - (Khakriz) - Meaning "Embankment" or "Earthen fort".• "با علی" - (Ba Ali) - "With Ali". Ali is a very important figure in Islam.• "یار" - (Yaar) - "Friend" or "Companion"• Some more names appear to be written down.• There is some poetry that is difficult to make out, possibly about a homeland or memory.Overall:The writing appears to be a memorial or tribute, likely names of people associated with this location. The mention of "eternal", "Khakriz" and "Ali" suggest possible connection to a place of significance or those who have fallen. The poetry adds a layer of sentimentality.If you could provide a clearer closeup of the writing, I might be able to provide a more accurate translation.
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