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Omranpour M, Sahba F. Two Archaic Constructions in Persian and Their Similar Examples in Estonian "Possession" & "Pleasantness". LIRE 2024; 21 (83) :43-49
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Although Persian and Estonian Languages are from two different language families; Persian is from the Iranian branch of Indo-Iranian group of Indo-European Family and Estonian is from the Finnic branch of Finno-Ugric group of Uralic family, but there are some similar and analogous constructions in these two languages which this paper studies and analyses two constructions of them through comparative method which consist of:
Persian
Ma-ra ketab-i ast.
I+ra:pre a book be:3sg
on(for) me a book is
 = I have a book.
Estonian
Mul on raamat.
I-adess be:3sg a book
on(for) me is a book
= I have a book.
2- The construction that states  something is pleasant or likable for someone.
Persian
Ma-ra in      ketab kosh ayad.
I+ra:pre this   book be pleasant:3sg
on(for) me this   book is pleasant
 = I like this book.
Estonian
Mulle meeldib see   raamat.
I-allative be pleasant:3sg this  book
on(for) me is pleasant this  book
= I like this book.
The result of the paper:
 a) confirms the hypothetical language family named Indo-Uralic consisting of Indo-European and Uralic.
b) indicates that  in the far past, there has been a close relationship between Persian and Estonian Languages that  researches can be pinpointed its accuracy or inaccuracy by the next researches in the future.
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Article Type: مقالات علمی پژوهشی | Subject: Language and Linguistics
Received: 2021/11/2 | Accepted: 2022/05/21 | Published: 2024/04/29

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