Compounding in Persian (3)

In the two previous sections, three structures of compound words were discussed. In this section, four more structures are discussed as follows: Structure 4: Noun + ``A'' or ``¤A '' + Noun, as in the words ``²± AoM '' and ``u½nkTØ §AØ e''. Structure 5: Noun + Objective Adjective. Structure 6: ``j±ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇi '' + Objective Adjective. These compound words, all being adjectives, are not too many, but because there are various syntactic relations among their constituting parts, they are divided into four groups. Structure 7: Noun + Subjective Adjective. The compound words falling into this group are all adjectives; they are divided into two groups, depending on whether they are derived from a compound verb (e. g. ²k®®So{) or are made of a noun and an objective adjective (e. g. ²k‾p±«CJjA).