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Abstract
This paper is a comparative study in terms of grammar, adjective, genitive case, numbers, pronoun, infinitive, suffixes and prefixes, application of verbs, sentence, stress, and lexical comparison; in fact, this paper has compared Luri and persian. Luri dialect, which is the ground for Abadeh Tashk dialect, has a close grammatical and lexical bond with modern persian. This paper has also examined phonological processes (changes), such as substitution, elision, metathesis, and contraction which are discussed in detail in the text. As far as the author has searched, no full research has been conducted so far on the mentioned subject, and this is while changes can be seen in all its aspects.
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