An investigation on Middling Alif, Kaf Maksor and Fake Infinitive in Taybadi Dialect

The ancient land of Iran has a long-lasting, extensive and rich folklore with many fields of study. One of these vast ones is the study of geographical dialects. One of the old Farsi dialects of Dari is the dialect of the border town of Taybad in the eastern part of the country and neighboring Afghanistan. The common dialects in the provinces of Khorasan, due to their antiquity, great poets, and the expanse of ​​Farsi Persian influence, have unknown hints that can be productively explained in terms of culture, linguistics and categorization. Thus, the current research studies three aspects including: word constructions types with Kaf Maksor, adjectival infinitives, and increasing Middling Alif in the Taybad dialect. The results of the present research show that the texture of the terms exemplifies the multiple meanings of Kaf Maksor in multiple textures and constructions. Besides, there are also fake infinitives with the ability to form the present tense in this dialect which makes it special; and the Middling Alif between two similar words is used with the intention of increasing practicality or exaggeration.