COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES IN PERSIAN-DARI AND PASHTO LANGUAGES

In the Pashto language, the adjective is different from the adjective in terms of number, gender, and mood due to its correspondence with the predicate, in modern Persian-Dari language. Unlike Pashto, adjectives in ancient and modern Persian are divided into two groups, the former and the latter. In the Persian language - a modern door between the adjective and some grammatical roles; As mentioned, there is no visible difference in terms of appearance, and the recognition of adjectives in this language is mostly based on grammatical features; If in Pashto language its structure in terms of number, gender and mood, all three have an important place.