This study tries to settle some rules for the law of pharyngeal sounds.
These rules rely on the existent live language usages. In order to put these rules, this study presents some information about the area of pharyngeal sounds, and the view of pre
vious and more recent researchers to pharyngeal sounds. After this, the study presents pharyngeals in comparison between Arabic and Semitic languages. Later, the study proposes the existence of a general rule that applies to all members of the group of those languages; where all Semitic languages are obligated with
this rule, except Arabic, in which the rule is applied optionally. This voluntary application of such a rule in Arabic resulted in the existence of many alternative forms much more than in other languages. The study has used two methods: The descriptive analytical and the comparative historical methods.
In this paper, we introduce an algorithm for grouping Arabic
documents for building an ontology and its words. We execute
the algorithm on five ontologies using Java. We manage the
documents by getting 338667 words with its weights
corresponding
to each ontology. The algorithm had proved its
efficiency in optimizing classifiers (SVM, NB) performance, which
we tested in this study, comparing with former classifiers results
for Arabic language.
This Research aimed at Measuring The impact of role playing on learning
grammar in the eighth grade
A total of 121 eighth graders from the Latakia Governorate participated in this
study.
This research deals with teaching Arabic as a second language. It
tackles the different characteristics and nationalities of learners in
addition to their objectives in relation to learning Arabic. This is taken
into consideration when preparing t
he required curricula from two
perspectives; the linguistic and the functional one.
This research sheds light on the role of technology that is utilized
to facilitate the task of learning Arabic by speakers of other languages in
relation to the pronunciation of letters, sounds, writing, grammatical
conjugation, comprehension and reading. The research also sheds light on
the most important challenges facing the Arabic Language since the
twenty first century such as the cultural challenge and the revival of local
and spoken dialects.
The analysis of ergative verbs in English and many other
languages has been receiving much attention in linguistic studies.
Nothing has been mentioned about the existence of ergative verbs in
Arabic and generally it is a neglected topic. The domin
ant claim is that
Arabic, as a highly inflected language, lacks ergative verbs. The aim of
this paper is to show that Arabic, like English and many other languages,
does have ergative verbs. This argument will be supported by providing
many examples and comparing Arabic ergative verbs with their English
counterparts. After careful inspection of the syntactic and semantic
behavior of certain verbs, it revels that Arabic contains ergative verbs and
there are many significant differences between these verbs and
intransitive verbs.
Nasser Kusro lived between 394 and 481 Hijri , and he was one of
great scientific figures and one of the most important fifth century poets
and writers. He was effected by Arabic and its education and that
appeared in several forms.
The holly Qur
an was his first inspirer , he was effected by it in
terms of the dismissial and the content as was effected by the prophet,s
Hadith and Nahj Albaalaghah. And within his poetry we can see the
arabic words and structures.
Also he was affected by the Arab poetry, their proverbs and their
sayings. By that he mixed between what it is Islamic and what it is
Iranian until he created akind of the controversial style in the poetry that
was not known before him.
Arabic and Ugaritic languages both belong to one linguistic
origin, and are connected with similar relations that came to both from
the Proto Semitic.
The linguistic materials are precisely read from the Ugarit texts
in order to extract all joint
or non-joint features. The comparisons and
their counters in Arabic languages will be in the light of the other Semitic
languages such as Phoenician-Canaanite, Hebrew, Syriac, and Akkadian
languages.
And since the letter “M” is a linguistic sound, which plays in
other languages ( rather than Arabic) the role that letter “N” plays
grammatically in Arabic language like dual ,normal, phonetic alterations,
and in structuring verbs, names, articles and pronouns.
Such comparative linguistic study between the two languages is
indicative dictionaric and phonetic comparisons, Moreover, it is a
continuation of the old origins of phonetic structures of pronunciation in
Arabic Language, a rejection of the indicative alternations and an
extraction of the phonetic laws that control the linguistic materials which
are under those linguistic comparisons.
هذا بحث في اللغة يتناول ظاهرة البناء للمجهول في اللغة العربية، و قد تكون من
مقدمة، و ثلاث قضايا أساسية هي: أهمية الفعل المبني للمجهول، و مصطلحاته،
و أغراضه.
تهدف هذه الدراسة إلى الكشف عن بدايات تأثير الأساليب غير العربية في
المستوى الفصيح، و تكون مستوى جديد للاستعمال اللغوي قبيل عصر العولمة، و في
سبيل ذلك، لجأت الدراسة إلى جمع مادتها من الاستعمالات اللغوية في مجموعات
مختارة اختيارًا عشوائيًا من كتابات
الأدباء الأردنيين الذين يكتبون القصة القصيرة،
و توقفت فترة الدراسة عند سنة 1990 ، و كانت اللغة العربية مستهدفة فيها، مما أدى
إلى تشكُّل المستوى الجديد لها.
The issue of syllabification and syllable structure in Arabic has
been of great interest to phoneticians due to the significant role
it plays in the construction of syllables in this language.
The objective of this research paper is to study the
phonological property of Arabic syllables. It begins by
introducing the topic and then it presents some key definitions
of the term as has been used by various researchers and
specialists and considers how various linguists look at the way
syllables are structured.
Furthermore, this study also explains how syllables are
constructed in terms of consonants and vowels according to
phoneticians and argues against this. As an alternative, this
paper presents a new account of the Arabic syllable in
accordance with a prosodic theory used in Arabic poetry.
Finally, after investigating views put forward by scholars working in
the field and discussing and criticizing them, the paper ends by
presenting some interesting conclusions that pertain to the work.
