Perso-Occidental (natively Parânsavi [ˌpæ.ɾɒ̃ː.sæˈvi]) is an artificial creole between Persian and some western European languages, created in 2015 by Aryo Nazaradeh. It is meant to resemble a rendition of Persian, as though it were a prominent language in western continental Europe, on its own. Perso-Occidental is an SOV, head-initial language that uses of postpositions. Its vocabulary is primarily based on the Persian language, with many Gallic and Germanic borrowings as well.