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Shamaran

Shamaran

by Atefe Karimi

Shahmaran (Shamaran) is a mythical creature that is half snake and half woman. It has two heads, one with a human female face and the other with a snake head. This legend is common in various regions of Kurdistan city in Iran. Shahmaran is a symbol of fertility, blessing, and wisdom. Some Kurdish people believe that Shahmaran brings them success and prosperity. The name Shahmaran comes from the Avestan words "shah (King) " and "maran (Snakes)," meaning "king of snakes." Therefore, the name Shahmaran translates to "king of snakes" in English.

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