Investigation of the most frequent Phonetic processes in the standard Persian lexical loan in the Ureh village dialect

Ureh is the village located in west part of Natanz City in Isfahan Province, adjacent to Karkas Mountains, that is 130 km away from the center of the Province. In this research, besides the brief geographical and historical introduction of the village, the most frequent and applicable phonetic system and phonological processes in the standard Persian lexical loan within the Ureh village dialect are studied.
The methodology of this study was field study in which the data were collected through face-to-face interviews with the speaker of the dialect in the area. Then, the collected data are classified in the current phonological processes patterns, and the words samples are presented in the process. The purpose of this study was to identify and classify the most frequent phonological processes in the standard Persian lexical loan in Ureh village dialect. At last, some sentences were presented as the sample of the dialect. It is concluded that there is no significant and meaningful difference between the phonological system among the Ureh village dialect speakers and standard Persian terms; and only through the phonological processes, including exchange, omission, addition, and changing, there is a meaningful difference. The vowels and consonants of the standard Persian terms are changed in this dialect, and it can be said that phonologically the vowels and consonants are similar to other terms in the Ureh village dialect.