Raji Compounds according to Bisetto and Scalise Classification

Raji belongs to the central branch of northwestern Iranian languages that was spoken in a vast area for a long time, and today its signs are seen in some parts of the center of Iran such as Delijan, Mahallat and Naraq. This paper is aimed to consider the compounding process in this language, as one of the important ways of word formation, according to the classification proposed by Bisetto and Scalise, in which compounds are grouped into attributive, subordinative and coordinative. The compounds of these three classes can be both endocentric and exocentric, and endocentric ones are divided into left-headed and right-headed compounds.