Discover Narvaw - Chapter One

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Title : Discover Narvaw


Introduction:

NARVAW, Several etymologies have been Proposed to gain the actual explanation and the History of this region. Kashmiri, the common dialect  Spoken by the Inhabitants of this mountainous zone.


The mountain Valley 'NARVAW' , is compilation two Words 'NAR' and 'VAW'.

The literal meaning of 'NAR' in regional dialect is 'gorge' ,  that means a narrow Passage through Land or a narrow Steep-walled Canyon or Part of a Canyon.

The Word 'VAW'  in Kashmiri is Commonly Used for 'fast moving air' , (Wind). It is Used as metaphor. Being an amalgam or Cluster of ' NARS'. Thus the lexical information that tells What this Word 'NARVAW' means, is  a Place With a Constellation of ' NARS'. That defines the acceptable definition Of 'NARVAW'.

The region is being bestowed With a large Proportion Of NARS. i.e. 'BEEB NAR' , 'HAAPIT NAR' , 'KANNI NAR' , 'MUJ NAAR' , 'BRAARI NAR' , 'DOONKUL NAR' , 'CHECK NAR' , 'KHAHEL NAR' , 'BAHI NAR' , 'AABSHAR NAR' , 'HAAK NAR' , 'PUTT NAR'.

@The Narvaw Walla.

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