In Persian grammar, Predicate Adjectives play a significant role. Unlike in many languages, in Persian, Predicate Adjectives function more like verbs. They can stand alone as a predicate and do not need a copula (be verb) to connect them to the subject. Predicate Adjectives can show tense just like Persian verbs and have their own conjugation rules. They are usually used to describe a state or characteristic of the subject.
