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  1 - The Simple and Compound Verb in Contemporary Persian Language: challenges and solutions
  Fardin Hosseinpanahi
  10.30495/farsij.2021.685893
  Derivation and compound are two main word-formation processes in Persian language. Since the verb is the most important element in the lexical and syntactic system, productivity of language in making diverse and numerous verbs is very important, so that these verbs were More

  Derivation and compound are two main word-formation processes in Persian language. Since the verb is the most important element in the lexical and syntactic system, productivity of language in making diverse and numerous verbs is very important, so that these verbs were being productive and other words can be derived from them. This basic process is done through the process of derivation. Simple verbs are the most important elements in the Persian language that they can do the derivation. A glimpse on the usage of verbs in contemporary Persian language shows an inordinate tendency to make compound verbs, so that the number of simple verbs is very litter than of compound verbs, and the extant simple verbs mostly are being change to compound verbs. If this condition be continued, it can lead to gradual weakness and perhaps to stop verbal derivation in Persian language. In this paper, we will study the condition of simple and compound verbs in contemporary Persian language, and we criticize the theories about it, then the solutions will be studied to remedy this situation. Based on it, with usage and supporting the structures that they are subset of simple verbs or related with them, we can revive the ability of verbal derivation in Persian language. Supporting the potential of making Conversional Verbs; using the Causative Verbs and using the Prefixal Verbs are the most important solutions for revive verbal derivation in contemporary Persian language. Manuscript profile
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  2 - An investigation of the verb sequence: verb in Hendijani's dialect
  bahman gorjian azade ebadi
  The Hendijani dialect is one of the most popular dialects in Khouzestan Province that the vast majority of people in Hendijan city speak it. Typologically this dialect considered to be one of the Western New Iranian languages and dialects and due to similarities that it More

  The Hendijani dialect is one of the most popular dialects in Khouzestan Province that the vast majority of people in Hendijan city speak it. Typologically this dialect considered to be one of the Western New Iranian languages and dialects and due to similarities that it has with Lori dialects it is said to be one of them. This descriptive-analytical article aims to recognize the verb system of Hendijani dialect. This research has been conducted based on the interview with the subjects' age range from middle to the old and illiterate to less illiterate. The data, then are analyzed regarding the frequency of occurrence. The results show that in this dialect the future verb tense doesn't exist and simple present tense is used instead Manuscript profile
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  3 - The study of Verbal refrains in the first three books of Masnavi
  Mahmoud Tavoussi Faezeh KashaniTabar
  The present article is concerned with the introduction and examination of verbal refrains in the first three books of Masnavi.  This detailed complete mystical Anthology is the most sublime example of mystical Persian poetry and has been the world’s inspirati More

  The present article is concerned with the introduction and examination of verbal refrains in the first three books of Masnavi.  This detailed complete mystical Anthology is the most sublime example of mystical Persian poetry and has been the world’s inspiration for creation of many works in subsequent centuries. This article first introduces and exemplifies verb and its main subdivisions and finally enlists variety of verbs which have been appeared as refrains. Manuscript profile