The University of Tehran Journal of Foreign Language Research 2588-4123 3 2 2013 09 23 A comparative analysis of verb-noun collocations in Russian and Persian A comparative analysis of verb-noun collocations in Russian and Persian 187 200 57270 10.22059/jflr.2013.57270 FA Mahnaz Rahbari Assistant Professor, Department of Russian Language and Literature, Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Tehran, I.R. Iran Alireza Valipour Ph.D. in Teaching Russian, Department of Russian Language and Literature, Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Tehran, I.R. Iran. Journal Article 2013 01 16 Occasionally, explaining certain lingual phenomena can be very difficult and complex. For example, one may ask why there are certain types of words or combination of words or why a language contains grammatical, conjugation and syntax structure. All these questions are connected to a long term process of the growth and development of language. Everybody uses words without thinking, or rather a combination of words which can be referred to as freeze combination or stable combination, the latter being the inseparable part in every language. Thus, in this article we have examined the noun/verb stable combinations in Russian language in phraseology point of view, which counted as the most frequent type of stable combinations in Russian language. So far on this basis, no comparison has been carried out with its Persian counterpart. <br />  Occasionally, explaining certain lingual phenomena can be very difficult and complex. For example, one may ask why there are certain types of words or combination of words or why a language contains grammatical, conjugation and syntax structure. All these questions are connected to a long term process of the growth and development of language. Everybody uses words without thinking, or rather a combination of words which can be referred to as freeze combination or stable combination, the latter being the inseparable part in every language. Thus, in this article we have examined the noun/verb stable combinations in Russian language in phraseology point of view, which counted as the most frequent type of stable combinations in Russian language. So far on this basis, no comparison has been carried out with its Persian counterpart. <br />  https://jflr.ut.ac.ir/article_57270_c16a817cbbef09fd1d87484f2e9af5c5.pdf