ADJECTIVES’ ORDER IN PERSIAN

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RASEKH MAHAND MOHAMMAD; SAMARI TAHERE

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Journal: PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND IRANIAN DIALECTS Year:2017 | Volume:2 | Issue:1 (3) Page(s): 7-21

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Title

ADJECTIVES’ ORDER IN PERSIAN

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RASEKH MAHAND MOHAMMAD | SAMARI TAHERE | Issue Writer Certificate

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ADJECTIVE ORDER (AO)

NOUNINESS

SEMANTIC CLOSENESS

SUBJECTIVITY-OBJECTIVITY GRADIENCE

SEMANTIC CONGRUITY

Abstract

This paper is concerned with the question of which factors govern the adjective order (AO) in Persian. To do so, 3136 adjectives were used based on written-spoken corpus. The variables were length, nouniness, semantic closeness, non-comparability, Dixon’s semantic classes, Subjectivity-objectivity gradience, semantic congruity and affective load, corpus-specific frequency and frequency. Data analysis showed that all of the factors except Dixon’s semantic classes had impact on AO. To determine the effect size of each variable, multifactorial analysis was done. The results showed that the phonological variable is the most important variable for predicting the AO. The pragmatic one including corpus-specific frequency was at second level of importance. And the third level had been devoted to the semantic variables including semantic congruity, affective load and subjectivity-objectivity gradience. At last, the prediction power of the analysis was 63%. In fact, using given variables we could predict up to 63% of the AO.

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RASEKH MAHAND, MOHAMMAD, & SAMARI, TAHERE. (2017). ADJECTIVES’ ORDER IN PERSIAN. PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND IRANIAN DIALECTS, 2(1 (3) ), 7-21. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/265270/en

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RASEKH MAHAND MOHAMMAD, SAMARI TAHERE. ADJECTIVES’ ORDER IN PERSIAN. PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND IRANIAN DIALECTS[Internet]. 2017;2(1 (3) ):7-21. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/265270/en

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MOHAMMAD RASEKH MAHAND, and TAHERE SAMARI, “ADJECTIVES’ ORDER IN PERSIAN,” PERSIAN LANGUAGE AND IRANIAN DIALECTS, vol. 2, no. 1 (3) , pp. 7–21, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/265270/en

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