Learn Farsi: تجدید قرارداد به تخصیص منابع جدید وابسته است. - The renewal of the contract is dependent on the allocation of new resources.

tajdid follows the exact ta-C1-C2-i-C3 pattern taught in this lesson. Its three-letter root is j-d-d, which is the same root found in jadid (new). By putting these root letters into the ta-f'il pattern, we get tajdid, which literally means 'making something new' or 'renewal'.

Is takhsis (allocation) another example of the 'ta-f'il' pattern?

Yes, it perfectly matches the pattern. The root here is kh-s-s, which you might recognize from related words like khass (special) and makhsus (specific). Applying the ta-f'il pattern to this root creates takhsis, which means assigning or allocating something for a specific purpose.

I see jadid (new) at the end of the noun phrase, but how does the plural noun manābe' (resources) work here?

manābe' is an Arabic broken plural. Its singular form is manba', meaning 'source' or 'resource'. B2 learners should note that it follows the mafā'il broken plural pattern, which is very common for nouns starting with an 'm' prefix.

Why do we use the preposition be right before takhsis instead of closer to vābasteh?