Tahmineh is from the Persian تهمینه — possibly tahm (valiant, brave) + Persian feminine ending. A modern American baby name in the broader Persian heritage aesthetic. Tahmineh is one of the foundational heroines of the Shahnameh (Book of Kings) — Ferdowsi's monumental Persian epic poem (completed c. 1010 CE, ~50,000 couplets) — widely considered the foundational national epic of Greater Iran + one of the foundational works of world literature. Tahmineh is the foundational princess of Samangan who married the foundational hero Rostam + became mother of the foundational tragic hero Sohrab — central to the foundational Rostam and Sohrab tragedy (one of the foundational father-son tragic recognition motifs in world literature, comparable to Sophocles + Greek tragedy). Foundational subject of Persian miniature painting + modern Iranian + Tajik feminine naming.
Featured throughout Persian heritage.
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Tahmineh reduces to one.