FARHANG - AS A GRAMMATICAL WORK OF THE PERSIAN-DARI LANGUAGE

Аннотация

Farsi-ye Dari is a medieval name for modern Persian, Tajik and Dari. Over time, with the change of ruling dynasties and the collapse of states into independent states, the language split into three languages. It is well known that the first sources of Persian-Darius grammar, which are the roots of modern Persian, Tajik and Dari, are the farhangs. “Farhang” means dictionaries in Persian- Dari. In the Middle Ages, authors not only explained the meanings of words in annotated dictionaries, but also made some grammatical notes. As the number of grammatical notes in dictionaries increased, it gradually paved the way for the creation of grammatical works. The article examines the grammatical notes given in the explanatory dictionaries of the Persian-Dari language.