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Rules of Conjugating Hollow Verb and its Derivations in the two books of "Shatha Al-Urf" and "Al-Muhathab Fi Ilm Al-Tasreef": Criticism and Instruction | ||
| Uruk journal for humanity science | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 1, 2008, Pages 163-184 | ||
| Author | ||
| yid Jadou Henoon | ||
| Abstract | ||
| My aim in writing of this research is to facilitate the conjunction of verbs , particularly with regard to the defective verb . It found that the existing conjunction rules of Morphology can apply to this type of acts without reference to the philosophy and interpretation and reasoning with reference to the omission of certain kinds Almazid example, despite the lack of application of Morphology rules them without explanation and interpretation the professor does his best to teach students; therefore developed This type of acts of easy and soft into account the proximity of the base from the original philosophy and without explanation. Can be summarized as this was the most important research, including the following: MOVED weighed act defective verb characters (Ein ( A)) movement in the balance of sex, while the act Q. solved by changing the door, and the type of act, impartiality and increase, and backing and, when construction of the unknown. I have to search through, and in the findings. The rules adopted by not looking for linguistic origin of the word, in terms of what happened to above . The curriculum programs reported that the omission books methodological issues relating already defective verb and needed to explain and clarify. As I pointed to the difference in the origin active participle derive derivatives and base their precursors, and differences in the formulation of the active participle and passive participle . | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Arabic language; Morphology | ||
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