SheikhdarAbad village

Sheikh-Dar-Awa is the name of a village in the central part of Sheikh Dar Abad District, Middle County, which is written as Sheikh Dar Abad in Farsi. Elderly people living in the village and region pronounce the name Abadi as Xishtarava. If we consider the main name of the village as Sheikh Darawa, "Sheikh Dar Awa" will be a compound name consisting of the words "Sheikh" and "Dar Awa". In his book, Mr. Naibi considered Sheikh as an abbreviation of Ishikh, which is derived from the word Ishiq. If we consider Sheikh as an independent word, it is an Arabic word meaning "a great and learned man, an old man and a mentor" that entered the Persian and Turkish languages. "Dar Ava" is a compound noun composed of the words "Dar" and "Ava". "Dar" in Azerbaijani Turkish language means "narrow, narrow and narrow". Ava and Abad mean village and village in Azerbaijani Turkish language. In this way, according to the above contents, the lexical meaning of the name Abadi, Abadi Barik, or Abadi Barik, or Abadi Barik, or Abadi Barik, or Abadi Barik, or Abadi Barik, or Abadi Barik, will be attributed to Sheikh. In terms of its natural location, the village is located at a higher level than the middle plains, and its lights can be seen from far away at night, and it is not unlikely that the name of the village was derived from this. According to the author, as the elderly residents of Abadi and the region say the name of Abadi as Khishtar Ava, the old and original form of the village name is Khishtar Ava, which is due to the long passage of time and social changes and better general acceptance of the resulting name from place to place. The letters of the old name have become sheikh with a sound.