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* Corresponding Author: Omid Azad, PhD. Address: Department of Linguistics, University of Gonabad, Gonabad, Khorasan Razavi, Iran. Tel: +98 (51) 57260569 E-mail: oazad62@gonabad.ac.ir ; oazad62@yahoo.com Introduction: Wernicke and Broca are two essential types of aphasia in which patients’ productive and comprehensive abilities are affected, respectively. Although the lexico-semantic knowledge, as the heart of language comprehension, has been investigated in many research studies, there are still some controversies regarding the nature of probable lexical deficits in these patients. This study tried to delve into this issue and provide a plausible explanation in the Persian setting.

Lexical Ambiguity Processing in Persian-speaking Patients With Broca and Wernicke Aphasia