"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٣‎٠‎١] (٧٠٦/٦٠٦)

A village in Mazandaran, 25 miles from Zlrab, on the road to Tehran.
No supplf s are procurable \\qxq.—{B aker.)
SURKHRUD—
A river in Mazandaran flowing into the Caspian 3f miles west of the
village of Farikanar. There is a village at its mouth of the same na. .e.—
(Pushchin.)
S URMEH-KUH—
A range of hills running west-north-west and east-south-east to the north
east of Isfahan, crossed by the Bilubad Pass on the road from Isfahan to
Yazd, about 80 miles from the former.
It is so called because some iron ore employed as Surmeh collyrium is
found in it.— {Stack; Schindler, 1910).
SURMUSI—
A village four stages towards Sulaimanleh from Sinneh, Kurdistan.—•
{Rich.)
SURNI—
The name of two small villages in Kirmanshah in the Bilawar valley about
30 miles north of Kirmanshah city, numbering about 30 houses, and situ
ated close together, on the banks of a stream flowing into the Razavar
stream : they are inhabited by Bilawari Kurds. There are some gardens
and trees as well as a considerable number of willows growing on the banks
of the stream. Considerable cultivation, wheat crops, and some good
grazing. Supplies : 400 sheep and goats.— {Vaughan.)
SURUN—
A village in lower Silakhur, 36 miles from Burujird to the south-east.—
{Schindler.)
SURURl—
A village and valley in Persian Kurdistan, some 30 miles from Sinneh
on the road thence to Kirmanshah. There is much cultivation round the
village.—(Pfowdew.)
SURSUR—
One of the twelve clans of Southern Kurds, inhabiting the country about
Kirmanshah.— {Gerard.)
SUTA—
A village in Persian Kurdistan, between Surmusi and Kara Bakhra, on
the road from Sinneh to Sulaimameh. It lies over the Kali Balin.— {Rich.)
SUTAIGU—
A stream of Azarbaljan flowing south-east into Lake Urumieh. It is
crossed 18 miles from Tasuj on the road to Raushan.— {Gerard.)
SUZMANl—
A sect of gypsies inhabiting the Kirmanshah district, the chief occupa
tion of whose women is prostitution.