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When a Persian noun ends in a silent 'he' (e.g. khāneh), how is the Ezafe marker written and pronounced before an adjective or possessor?

It replaces the silent 'he' with an alef. It takes a hamza or yā letter above/after 'he' and is pronounced '-ye' (khāneh-ye). It omits the Ezafe entirely without any sound change. It adds the direct object marker 'ra' after the word.

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It takes a hamza or yā letter above/after 'he' and is pronounced '-ye' (khāneh-ye).

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