This word is not evolved. It is used even today among the Airyanem Vaejah people. It means "It is a revolt now." ("Aha" means "now," and "shverosh" means revolution or revolt). It was the word used to trigger the attack.
Aḥašveroš" or Ahasuerus:
Aḥašveroš" or Ahasuerus is the word "Aḥašveroš," meaning "it is a revolt now."
"Aha" means "now."
"šveroš" means "revolution" or "revolt." It is a call to revolt.
[59] Ahasuerus
The Semitic Babylon calls Ahasuerus in their language instead of the Ahashverosh in Airyanem Vaejah language. Emperor Cyaxares was nicknamed Ahashverosh or Ahasuerus and so is his son Emperor Astyages (Ahasuerus).
In Daniel 9:1, Ahasuerus is said to be the father of Darius the Mede.
Darius the Mede was the son of Emperor Astyages (known as Ahasuerus too) of the Median Empire, he was later known as Emperor Cyaxares II of Median Empire.
[60] Anahita (ArÉdvÄ« SÅ«rÄ AnÄhitÄ)
Aredvi Sura Anahita, is the Avestan language name of an Indo-Iranian cosmological figure, venerated as the divinity of 'the Waters' (Aban) and hence associated with fertility, healing and wisdom.
[61] King Nabopolassar
The Babylon king, father of Prince Nebuchadnezzer II
The Babylon king who is allied with the Emperor Uvaxshtra or Cyaxaras I of Median Empire against the Assyrian Empire in the war.
