اژگهان

• اژگهن (ažgahan), اژگان (āžgān, ažgān), اژهان (ažhān), اژهن (ažhan), اژکان (ažkān), اژکهن (ažkahan), اژگین (ažgīn)

From Middle Persian (ʾšghʾn' /⁠aǰgahān⁠/, “lazy, indolent”).^[1] The ultimate origin is uncertain.

اژگهان • (ažgahân)

1. indolent, idle, negligent, lazy, slothful
2. vain, false

• Tat: ajqahan (“wide, broad; comfortable”)
• → Azerbaijani: ecgahan (see there for further alternative forms)
• → Udi: аьжгаьгьаьн (äžgähän)

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