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[[File:Shoemaker_Shagird.jpg|thumb|A shakird as a shoemaker.]] |
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A '''shagird''' is a term, meaning a [[student]] of [[madrassah]]. |
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'''Shakird''' or Shagird ({{lang-fa|شاگرد, Shagerd}}) is a Persian word using in [[Iran]], [[West Asia]] & [[Arab Countries]] & [[India]]. It means exactly [[Internship]]<ref>Dehkhoda, @ Shagerd</ref> <ref>فرهنگ دهخدا، ذیل واژه شاگرد</ref>in a job & some times means [[student]] too. |
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==Etymology== |
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Using the word has a long background in Persian, and probably it includes 3 parts, According to the best theory it includes Sha(dh)+ger+d. sha or shadh means young or no-conversant,er or ger is an Active-Suffix in Persian equal eur in Latin, at the end d is an Suffix for cutting the sound of the word.<ref>The Perso-European Languages, Prof. Noxostin, Paris, 1906, P 16 </ref> |
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Shakird or Shagird (Persian: شاگرد, Shagerd) is a Persian word using in Iran, West Asia & Arab Countries & India. It means exactly Internship[1] [2]in a job & some times means student too.
Etymology
Using the word has a long background in Persian, and probably it includes 3 parts, According to the best theory it includes Sha(dh)+ger+d. sha or shadh means young or no-conversant,er or ger is an Active-Suffix in Persian equal eur in Latin, at the end d is an Suffix for cutting the sound of the word.[3]