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Avestan Lexicon is a complete companion for reading the Avesta and studying the Avestan language, the sacred tongue of Zoroastrianism, with a virtual fire temple to visit and pray in. THE FULL AVESTA, OFFLINE Read the entire corpus with no internet connection: the Yasna, the Gathas of Zarathustra, the Visperad, the Vendidad, the Yashts, the Khordeh Avesta, and the Fragments. Every verse is presented in Roman transliteration, in the original Din Dabireh (Avestan script), and in English translation, side by side. The Gathas are also in Persian, in Ebrahim Pourdavoud's 1926 translation. THE FIRE TEMPLE Walk the hall and the sanctum of a virtual fire temple. Light a diwo on the ledge, leave sandalwood on the tray for the mobed to give to the fire, and watch the fire blaze with what visitors bring. Hear the mobed perform the boi at each gāh and recite its prayer, verse by verse in Avestan and translation. Sit before the fire with the Khordeh Avesta: read it, learn a prayer line by line, or keep count of your recitations. A LIVING DICTIONARY Look up thousands of Avestan words with translations, definitions, grammatical notes, and etymological detail. Search is diacritic-insensitive, so you never have to hunt for the right accent. Tap any word in a verse to see its meaning instantly. BUILT FOR STUDY AND PRACTICE - Browse the dictionary A–Z or search in Avestan or English - Curated word collections that group vocabulary by theme - Word of the Day and Verse of the Day - Gāh reminders for the five daily prayers - Bookmark verses and words, and pick up where you left off - A full Persian interface, right to left - Clean, book-like typography designed for long reading PRIVATE BY DESIGN The scripture and the dictionary are bundled inside the app and work anywhere with no signal. An account is optional: sign in with your email only if you want to visit the temple together with others, greet fellow visitors, and keep your days of devotion across devices. There are no ads. Optional tips, offering packs and a Patron subscription support the Lexicon, and nothing in the app requires them. For students, scholars, Zoroastrians, and anyone drawn to one of the world's oldest religious traditions.