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Persian jird - перевод на русский

SPECIES OF MAMMAL
Meriones persicus; Persian Jird

Persian jird         

общая лексика

персидская песчанка (Meriones persicus)

Persian carpet         
  • One of the "Salting" group. Wool, silk and metal thread. Safavid period, about 1600.
  • Central medallion of a Qashqai rug, 19th century, with fragmented Herati pattern
  • An Iranian/Persian carpet exhibition in city of [[Hamadan]] in 2015.
  • V&A]]. Inscription at the top of the field close to the border.
  • Naturally dyed wool in a Turkish carpet manufacture
  • Some traditional tools of the craft.
  • [[Persian carpet#Knots]]}}.
  • A Mongol prince studying the Koran. Illustration of Rashid-ad-Din's Gami' at-tawarih. Tabriz (?), 1st quarter of 14th century
  • Shah 'Abbas I. embassy to Venice, by [[Carlo Caliari]], 1595. Doge's palace, Venice
  • Bidjar rug
  • Weaving a carpet from a cartoon, Esfahan, Iran
  • Qashqai rug
  • Hunting Carpet made by Ghiyâth-ud-Din Jâmi, wool, cotton and silk, 1542–1543, [[Museo Poldi Pezzoli]], Milan
  • Detail of the above carpet
  • haf}}. It separates the warps.
  • Safavid [[Kerman]] ‘vase’ carpet fragment, southeast Persia, early 17th century
  • upright
  • Pazyryk Carpet]]. Circa 400 BC. [[Hermitage Museum]]
  • [[Kermanshah]] 'Tree of Life' carpet, 3rd quarter 19th century
  • Persian Safavid period Animal carpet 16th century, [[Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg]]
  • Qashqai]] nomad sisters, weaving a carpet on a floor loom. Near Firuzabad, Iran
  • Qashqai bag front
  • Tiled arch with hunting scenes. Late 17th century, Isfahan/Iran. [[Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe]], Hamburg
  • "Sanguszko carpet", Kirmān, 16/17th century. [[Miho Museum]]
  • Senneh rug
  • Modern Iranian Carpet "Tabriz Lilac", 2010, by Hossein Rezvani
  • A modern gabbeh carpet
  • The Clark 'Sickle-Leaf', vine scroll and palmette carpet, probably Kirman, 17th century
  • Toranj (medallion) – special circular design of Iranian carpets
  • 16th century, the "Schwarzenberg Carpet"
  • The Rothschild Small Silk Medallion Carpet, mid-16th century, [[Museum of Islamic Art, Doha]]
  • S-twist and Z-twist yarns
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персидский ковёр
midday gerbil         

общая лексика

полуденная песчанка (Meriones meridianus)

Определение

Farsi
['f?:si:]
¦ noun the modern form of the Persian language, spoken in Iran.
Origin
from Arab. farsi, from Fars, from Pers. Pars 'Persia'.

Википедия

Persian jird

The Persian jird (Meriones persicus) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae found in Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, and Turkmenistan.

The Persian jird is about 6 inches (15 cm) long and has a brush-tipped tail that is slightly longer than the body. They are brown with white bellies.

The Persian jird's natural habitats are dry rocky hillsides with little vegetation and semi-desert areas. They find shelter in either small burrows or under overhanging rocks. These jirds can also be found living near humans, such as under walls.

In the wild, Persian jirds eat dry plant material and grains, with small insects as a supplement.

Persian jirds usually have two litters a year, each with around seven pups.

Some people keep this species as a pet. They can live to be six or seven years old. They need large cages that allow climbing and leaping. The high abundance of Persian jird in many areas, as well as their several proper features, makes them a suitable species for biomonitoring programs (Khazaee et al. 2016).

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