Simulate the structure of the word for its meaning In the senses of the words of the Arabs Abstract triple act as a model
Mazhour Mahmoud Abbas Al-Hashmawi
Tikrit University – College of Education for Human Sciences
Abdel Moneim Saleh Ahmed Al-Ajili
Tikrit University – College of Arts
DOI: https://doi.org/10.25130/jls.6.1.3
Keywords: Simulation, structure, pronunciation, sensible, meaning, Arab speech
Abstract
The research deals with an important issue of the Arabic issues, the issue of simulating the structure of the pronunciation of the meaning in the sensible things of the speech of the Arabs. Which was initiated by the Arab scholar Al-Khalil (170 AH) and Sibawayh (180 AH) spoke about it, and Ibn Jinni (392 AH) expanded on it and began to justify the occurrence of some buildings in a certain form, such as his saying: Two verbs come in movement and turmoil, and an act whose eyes tightened to repeat the event, and the reason for which the blame increased; Because they are sources of repetition. However, the idea remained in confined structures, and we took these examples and were pleased with them in explaining the many structures of the abstract triple verb, as we find that the fracture of the lower lip corresponds to the lowness of beings, their smallness, and the low of things. We find it in the present tense of a verb that does, and a verb that does. We find that the lips are joined indicating roundness, and the total thing. We find it in the present tense of a verb that does, and we find that the opening of the lips simulates the rise and movement of things. We find it in the verb.
