اتاق خادم تاریک تاریک بود.

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How does the word خادم fit the active participle pattern from this lesson?
The root letters are kh-d-m, which relate to serving. By placing them into the Arabic active participle pattern (Fâ'el, or C1-â-C2-e-C3), we get خادم (khâdem), which literally means 'one who serves' or 'servant'.
Why is the adjective تاریک (târik) repeated?
Repeating an adjective is a common Farsi technique to intensify its meaning. Instead of adding a word like 'very' or 'completely', saying تاریک تاریک (dark dark) gives the strong meaning of 'pitch black'.
Is there an unwritten Ezafe in this sentence?
Yes, the first two words are pronounced otâq-e khâdem. The Ezafe linking vowel (-e) connects the noun اتاق (room) to its possessor خادم (servant), showing that the room belongs to the servant.
What other common Farsi words share this kh-d-m root?
A very common one you likely already know is خدمت (khedmat), meaning 'service'. Recognizing these three-letter Arabic roots makes it much easier to guess the meaning of new pattern-based words like خادم.

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