Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Avesta

👉 Avesta is a collection of texts from ancient Mesopotamian (modern-day Iraq) which are considered part of the Indo-European language family and have been preserved in a large number of inscriptions, including seals and tablets. They provide insights into the history, culture, and religious beliefs of the ancient Near Eastern peoples who lived during the 3rd-1st centuries BCE.

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👉 The term "avesta" is often used in finance and economics to refer to a specific type of derivative financial instrument. It is typically a bond or similar security that pays interest at regular intervals, but with the option to buy back its principal amount at any time before maturity. This term was first introduced by the Bank of England in 1976 as part of the government's quantitative easing program to stimulate the economy during the financial crisis. It allowed banks to borrow against their own securities,

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👉 The term "avestan" is a name for a specific type of language that has been recognized as an official language in several countries around the world. It was first used by the United Nations in 1967 to describe a new system of writing and communication that would replace the traditional Latin script with one based on a combination of Arabic, Greek, and Hebrew characters. The avestan alphabet is not yet widely recognized as an official language worldwide but it has been adopted in some countries

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