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m moved Talk:Kaveh to Talk:Kaveh the blacksmith: Always mentioned as Kaveh the blacksmith in Persian.Never as Kaveh alone.
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The title should be renamed to Kave Ahangar

First of all, the "h" in Kaveh does not make any sense with a latin script, as it is merely added in the Arabic script to pronounce the "e" at the end. The name is actually "Kave" and NOT "Kaveh" - if the Persians used the Latin script today, they'd write Kave without an "h" an the end.

Next, the Name of that legendary hero is


ALWAYS mentioned as "Kave Âhangar" in Persian, NEVER as Kave alone. Please correct that (I don't know how I can correct a title).



Yow dude, shut up,,, it doesn't matter it's only a name!!!!


I removed the racial epithet Tazi from arab.