A Grammar of the Persian Language

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A Grammar of the Persian Language is an influential 18th-century linguistic work that systematically describes Persian grammar and helped introduce Persian studies to European scholarship.

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instanceOf book
grammar
linguistic work
aimsTo introduce Persian to European scholars
systematically describe Persian grammar
audience European scholars
students of Oriental languages
author William Jones NERFINISHED
circulation Europe NERFINISHED
contributedTo standardization of Persian grammatical description in Europe
countryOfOrigin Great Britain NERFINISHED
describes Persian orthography
morphology of Persian
phonology of Persian
syntax of Persian
field Iranian studies
linguistics
philology
focusesOn Classical Persian
literary Persian
genre grammar handbook
hasInfluenceOn European Persian studies
Orientalist scholarship
comparative linguistics in Europe
historicalSignificance one of the earliest comprehensive Persian grammars in a European language
language English
notableFor role in establishing Persian as a subject of academic study in Europe
systematic organization of Persian grammar
publicationCentury 18th century
studies Persian nominal system
Persian particles
Persian pronouns
Persian verb system
subject Persian grammar
Persian language NERFINISHED
timePeriodDescribed pre-modern Persian
usedAs reference work for Persian
teaching manual for Persian
usedIn European universities

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William Jones (philologist) notableWork A Grammar of the Persian Language