مجسمه‌ی نفیس امروز در مزایده خریداری گردید.

Questions & Answers about مجسمه‌ی نفیس امروز در مزایده خریداری گردید.

Why does this sentence end with gardid instead of shod?
This sentence uses the formal passive voice. In official writing, news, and formal documents, the verb gardidan is frequently used instead of shodan to form passive sentences. Here, gardid is simply the third-person singular past tense of gardidan, elevating the tone from a standard conversational passive to an official one.
Why use kharidâri instead of the past participle kharide for 'purchased'?
While kharide shod is the standard way to say something was bought, formal Farsi often uses the noun kharidâri (the act of purchasing) as part of a compound verb. Pairing kharidâri with a formal auxiliary like gardid sounds much more professional and is the standard phrasing for official business transactions.
Is mozâyede related to the word for 'more' (ziyâd)?
Yes! mozâyede means an auction or competitive bidding. It comes from the same Arabic root as ziyâd (much or more). In a mozâyede, buyers are constantly offering more money to outbid each other, which perfectly matches the root concept of increasing.
Why is there an extra ی attached to the end of mojasame (مجسمه‌ی)?
This is a spelling rule for the ezafe (the linking sound between a noun and its adjective). Because mojasame ends in a silent ه, it ends in a vowel sound. To link it to the adjective nafis, we must add a 'ye' sound. In written Farsi, whenever a word ends in a silent ه, the ezafe is physically written out as a ی rather than just being an implied spoken vowel.

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