Morphology of the Mostly Used Worked up of Persian Compound Verbs in Khaghanies Balladries

Among Persian verbs, compound verbs are of particular importance. To construct a compound verb, a noun / attribute / bin / constraint (verb) is combined with a simple verb. Recipients have called this simple verb or the fractional part of the compound verb as "light verb." According to them, the verb "to" is the most commonly used Persian compound compound verb. The valuable position of this word led the writer to the morphology of the most used "co-operation" of the Persian compound verb in Khagani's dormitories. This article seeks to know: How many percent of the verbs that Khaghani used in his own words have been made with this co-author? What are the structures and components of these verbs, and which "current" has had the most engagement with this co-operative? Is the verb "to" also used to construct a simple verb? Which of the three main occurrences of the verb is the share of the application, and why? Flexibility of the Persian language against the displacement of its structures, in particular the components of the compound verb, to what extent and in what quality? To achieve a clear answer, thirty-three verses with 2169 bits and 4584 verbs (25% of Khaqani's dashes) have been carefully considered