Talk:Sarv-e Abarkuh

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Why is it transliterated "sarv-e abarqu" when the city is (correctly) spelt Abarkuh? The Persian Wikipedia spells it ابرکوه (abarkuh); q and k are different letters in Persian (ک and ق/غ respectively). Is it some traditional English spelling, imported decades ago?

There is a variant spelling with ق mentioned in the Persian Wikipedia article on the town. Also the Encyclopaedia Iranica spells the town's name with a q. (I am not saying that the form with k is wrong, just that there is a spelling with q that scholars are comfortable with).--Cam (talk) 03:07, 3 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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