Nouns of time and place are morphological derivatives that reflect the connection between linguistic morphological structure and functional meaning. Each noun expresses an eventual framework (temporal or spatial) and is formed through specific morphological weights that interact with the meaning of the original verb. The morphological structures of nouns of time and place exhibit a flexible semantic interaction based on the morphological weight and its relationship to the original verb and the linguistic context in embodying time and place. A morphological-semantic study of this connection in the meanings of the structures denoting nouns of time and place in the Seven Long Poems (by al-Zawzani) reveals the interconnectedness and efficiency of the Arabic grammatical system in expressing temporal and spatial dimensions through unified temporal patterns.
Siddiq,S S . (2025). The meanings of the structures indicating the nouns of time and place in the seven long poems of (Al-Zawzani ) a morphological and semantic study. Journal of Language Studies, 9(Issue 2, Part 2), 84-100. doi: 10.25130/Lang.9.2.P2.5
MLA
Siddiq,S S . "The meanings of the structures indicating the nouns of time and place in the seven long poems of (Al-Zawzani ) a morphological and semantic study", Journal of Language Studies, 9, Issue 2, Part 2, 2025, 84-100. doi: 10.25130/Lang.9.2.P2.5
HARVARD
Siddiq S S. (2025). 'The meanings of the structures indicating the nouns of time and place in the seven long poems of (Al-Zawzani ) a morphological and semantic study', Journal of Language Studies, 9(Issue 2, Part 2), pp. 84-100. doi: 10.25130/Lang.9.2.P2.5
CHICAGO
S S Siddiq, "The meanings of the structures indicating the nouns of time and place in the seven long poems of (Al-Zawzani ) a morphological and semantic study," Journal of Language Studies, 9 Issue 2, Part 2 (2025): 84-100, doi: 10.25130/Lang.9.2.P2.5
VANCOUVER
Siddiq S S. The meanings of the structures indicating the nouns of time and place in the seven long poems of (Al-Zawzani ) a morphological and semantic study. JLS. 2025;9(Issue 2, Part 2):84-100. doi: 10.25130/Lang.9.2.P2.5
