Learn Farsi: اعطای این نشان زرین، به دلیل موفقیت شما. - The awarding of this golden medal is due to your success.

The verb است (is) has been intentionally dropped from the very end of the sentence. In formal written Persian, like on certificates, plaques, or in news headlines, the third-person singular present copula (the 'is' verb) is often omitted for stylistic brevity. If written normally, the sentence would end with شما است or شماست.

Why does اعطای (awarding) end with a ی instead of just taking a regular Ezafe vowel?

The word اعطا (awarding) ends with a long 'a' sound (alef). In Farsi, when a word ends in a long vowel like alef or vav, you must add the consonant ی (y) to bridge the gap before attaching the Ezafe sound (-e). This makes it اعطای (a'ta-ye), preventing two vowels from clashing.

How does the word زرین (golden) relate to other words for gold?

It is constructed from the noun زر (zar, a literary or formal word for gold) plus the suffix ین (-in). This suffix is commonly used in formal Farsi to turn a material noun into an adjective, functioning exactly like the '-en' in the English words 'golden' or 'wooden'.

What is the purpose of the comma after زرین?

The comma separates the long subject phrase (اعطای این نشان زرین) from the predicate phrase (به دلیل موفقیت شما). Because the verb است is omitted, the comma provides a natural pause that helps the reader instantly grasp where the missing 'is' conceptually belongs.