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accusative adding adjective alif aorist bāb bābhā Book changed Class CONTINUED difference English expressed face father formed forming the aorist FUTURE garden gate gives hand horse imperative INDICATIVE MOOD infinitive join leave LESSON letter mark master MOOD Nominative noun object participle past Persian person pesh placed Plural precedes the sign prefixing prep present pronouns rejected Rule Second SENTENCES short vowels Singular sound substantive SYNTAX tense termination third Thou tree verb VOCABULARY write zabar از است اگر ام او این با بار بد بر براي بسیار به بي پادشاه پسر تو حکایت خانه خدا خواهد خواهم خود خوش در را رو شد شده شما کرد کردن که گفت مرد مي مي شود نه
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| Titolo | The Persian Primer, Being an Elementary Treatise on Grammar, with Exercises |
| Autore | Sorabshaw Byramji Doctor |
| Editore | Irish Presbyterian Mission Press, 1879 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Oxford University |
| Digitalizzato | 8 nov 2007 |
| Lunghezza | 94 pagine |
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