qeshin

Qeshin is a term that may refer to multiple topics in geography, onomastics, and culture. The most common uses are as a toponym for places in Persian-speaking regions and as a surname.

Geography: The name Qeshin appears in toponyms in several small settlements in parts of the Middle East and Central Asia where Persian or related languages have been spoken. The exact status and spelling vary with transliteration.

Onomastics: As a surname, Qeshin is attested among communities in Iran and the wider Persian-influenced world, and may appear in transliterated forms.

In culture and fiction: In some works of fiction or speculative contexts, Qeshin is used as the name of a city, organization, or character. In such cases, it is a proper noun chosen within a narrative and does not denote a universally recognized real-world entity.

See also: Qeshm, variations in transliteration, and related spellings such as Qishin or Qeshīn.

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