بر اساس بخشنامه‌ی جدید شهرداری، هیچ‌کس پسماند را اینجا رها نمی‌کند.

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How does the complex preposition bar asâs-e connect to the noun phrase?
Bar asâs-e translates to based on or according to. The -e at the end is an Ezafe, which is required to link the preposition grammatically to the noun it governs, which here is bakhsh-nâme (directive).
Why is the Ezafe written as a ye (ی) on the word bakhsh-nâme?
The word bakhsh-nâme ends with a silent heh (ه). When adding an Ezafe to a word ending in this vowel sound, Farsi inserts a ye (ی) to bridge the vowel gap, creating the pronunciation bakhsh-nâme-ye.
The English translation says nobody leaves, but the Farsi verb is negative (nemi-konad). Why?
Farsi requires a negative verb when using negative pronouns like hich-kas (nobody). This double negative structure means nobody leaves is literally expressed as nobody does not leave.
Why does pasmând (waste) take the definite object marker here?
marks a specific direct object. Here, pasmând is the direct object of the verb rahâ kardan (to leave or abandon). Even though waste sounds like a general category, in this legal or formal context it is treated as the specific thing being forbidden, so it takes .
What is the core meaning of the verb rahâ kardan in this sentence?
The compound verb rahâ kardan primarily means to release, to let go, or to abandon. In the context of trash or waste, it takes on the meaning of leaving or dumping something carelessly.

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