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Parasang

The parasang (Persian: فرسنگ, romanized: farsang), also known as a farsakh (Arabic: فَرْسَخ, romanized: farsaḵ), is a historical Iranian unit of walking distance, the length of which varied according to terrain and speed of travel. The European equivalent is the league. In modern terms the distance is about 3 or 3½ miles (6 km).

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Parasang

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Edges55
Triples18
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
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related to Historical usage · 18
Parasang → Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Greek, Hebrew, In, Iranian, Latin, Mid-5th-century BC Herodotus, Middle East, Middle Persian, New Persian, Old Iranian, Sogdian, Syriac, The, There, Turkish

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also distance unit herodotus stadia bc length equivalent km arabic persian iranian parasangs term used ii equal 000 babylonian farsang

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Parasangrelated to Historical usageThe0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageMid-5th-century BC Herodotus0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageIn0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageMiddle East0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageOld Iranian0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageThere0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageIranian0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageMiddle Persian0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageSogdian0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageGreek0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageLatin0.60section
Parasangrelated to Historical usageHebrew0.60section

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