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Volume 12 (2021)
Volume 11 (2020)
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Number of Articles: 6
Affixation in Persian: Affix-driven or Base-driven?
Volume 4, Issue 6 , January 2013
Abstract
Giegerich (1999) refers to "lexical morphology and phonology" theory as an "affix-driven" model, because in this model the properties of a group of affixes specify the properties of each stratum. He also introduces another model to which he refers as a "base-driven" model in which each stratum is defined ... Read MoreDescription of [ah] Infinitive in Xanikian Dialect Compared with Other Dialects
Volume 4, Issue 6 , January 2013
Abstract
The different constructions of [ah] which is an infinitive are prevalent in the dialect of the historical village of Xanik and its neighboring villages. Singular second person paradigm in present tense of [ah] infinitive in the dialect is a survivor of Sanskrit and Old Persian languages. Some constructions ... Read MoreA Description of the Phonological Structure of Alimirzayee Dialect of Sarakhs
Volume 4, Issue 6 , January 2013
Abstract
The present article describes the common phonological features of linguistic varieties in 20 areas of Sarakhs city. One hundred linguistic forms were gathered through interviews and questionnaires. The subjects were mostly adults, farmers, illiterate people and villagers. The phonological processes observed ... Read MoreDialectal Words in Al-Sâmi fi al-Asâmi Dictionary
Volume 4, Issue 6 , January 2013
Abstract
Al-Sâmi fi al-Asâmi is one of the important and authentic Arabic-to-Persian dictionaries, and has been used by many of the subsequent lexicographers. In this dictionary the subjects are first classified and then divided to some chapters. The author has gathered some Arabic words in each chapter and ... Read MoreA Comparative Study on the Verb Tenses in Books 1, 2 and 3 of Masnavi: a Corpus- Computational Approach
Volume 4, Issue 6 , January 2013
Abstract
In the present article the frequency and percentage distribution of different verb tenses have been analyzed in books of 1, 2 and 3 of Masnavi. The hypothesis is that it is possible to identify the degree of realism, narrative stylistic and some aspects of grammatical voice by using the feature of tense. ... Read MoreIranian Students’ Preferences toward the Use of Euphemism in Persian Measured through Delphi Method Regarding Biological, Socio-Cultural and Educational Variables
Volume 4, Issue 6 , January 2013