Ali Akbar Dehkhoda was a prominent Iranian linguist, lexicographer, and writer, born in 1879 in Tabriz, Iran. He is best known for compiling the Dehkhoda Dictionary, which is one of the most comprehensive Persian dictionaries. His work has had a significant impact on the Persian language and literature. In addition to his dictionary, Dehkhoda was involved in journalism and education, advocating for the modernization of the Persian language. He played a crucial role in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran, promoting democratic ideals and social reform. Dehkhoda passed away in 1956, leaving a lasting legacy in Iranian culture.