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== Nouns ==
 
== Nouns ==
Nouns, in Persian, are said to have the following inflectional schema:
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Nouns, in Persian, have the following inflectional schema:
 
*SNG (singular)
 
*SNG (singular)
 
*PLR (plural)
 
*PLR (plural)
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:PLR:=0>"ان";  
 
:PLR:=0>"ان";  
 
:Examples: مرد>مردان; زن>زنان; فرزند>فرزندان;
 
:Examples: مرد>مردان; زن>زنان; فرزند>فرزندان;
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Most Persian nouns have more than one plural form. Example: پسر>پسرها>پسران, معلم>معلمان>معلمین>معلم‌ها, منطقه>منطقه‌ها>مناطق
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The most frequent plural form of a noun is considered as an inflectional paradigm and the less frequent, as an inflectional rule. Ex:
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پسر
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Inflection:
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M3:PLR:=>"ان";
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Inflectional Rules:
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PLR&ALT:=>"‌ها";
  
 
== Verbs ==
 
== Verbs ==

Revision as of 19:47, 9 November 2013

This page is dedicated to the documentation of the technical decisions concerning Persian in the UNLframework.

Nouns

Nouns, in Persian, have the following inflectional schema:

  • SNG (singular)
  • PLR (plural)

Examples

M2 (PLR
=>"‌ها";)
SNG:=0>"";
PLR:=0>"‌ها";
Examples: کاسه>کاسه‌ها; پسر>پسرها; رادیو>رادیوها;
M3 (PLR
=>"ان";)
SNG:=0>"";
PLR:=0>"ان";
Examples: مرد>مردان; زن>زنان; فرزند>فرزندان;

Most Persian nouns have more than one plural form. Example: پسر>پسرها>پسران, معلم>معلمان>معلمین>معلم‌ها, منطقه>منطقه‌ها>مناطق The most frequent plural form of a noun is considered as an inflectional paradigm and the less frequent, as an inflectional rule. Ex: پسر Inflection: M3:PLR:=>"ان"; Inflectional Rules: PLR&ALT:=>"‌ها";

Verbs

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