The Two Contexts of Parsing and Formula, A Descriptive, Semantic, and Hamza Study, Ahmed Shawqi, as a “Model”

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مقيد ومسجل بالدراسات العليا في قسم اللغة العربية - کلية الآداب - جامعة جنوب الوادي

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This research aims to highlight the semantic significance and richness of the two contexts: inflection and formula, by applying it to the hamza of Ahmed Shawqi (Wuluda Al-Hoda); This is due to the lack of modern linguistic studies that deal with Arabic texts, or contemporary ones, even though they are positively closer and easier to understand than contemporary schools.
The study relied on the descriptive semantic approach in analysis, and deducing everything related to the two contexts of parsing and formula. At the end of this research, the study concluded:
The idea of clues is considered more useful than the idea of the factor (inflectional sign) because it is based on grammatical conditions in the form of clues intended for themselves, and is not a presentation within the explanation of grammatical terms and their evidence. The researcher suggests paying attention to the clues for each grammatical function in its chapter together, so that the benefit is complete by combining. Between the word, its meaning, the article, and its status.      The study was applied to the two pairs of grammatical signs, and the formula concluded with the most important results of the research, and indicated its most significant sources and its most prominent references
 
 

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