نوع المستند : المقالة الأصلية
المؤلف
قسم اللغة السريانية، كلية اللغات، جامعة بغداد. بغداد. عراق
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عنوان المقالة [English]
المؤلف [English]
This study deals with the grammatical structures associated with the genitive cases in the Syriac language, comparing with Hebrew languages. It seeks to analyze the grammatical structure of these constructions and to investigate the similarities and differences between the Syriac and Hebrew languages with regard to the cases of Genitive. The study aims to enhance understanding of the relationship between Semitic languages and contribute to comparative studies of these languages. It also aims to examine the impact of addition on the development of grammatical structures in Semitic languages in general, to study the addition system in the Syriac language and analyze its grammatical mechanisms, and to analyze the addition system in the Hebrew language, focusing on similarities and differences compared to the Syriac language. As for the most important results that were gained in the study titled, the Genitive is a linguistic phenomenon that plays a fundamental role in the structure of the sentence and determining the relationships between nouns, whether to express possession or description. Both the Syriac and Hebrew languages depend on the arrangement of words to clarify the relationship between the added and the added to, as the added always comes before the added to, which reflects continuity in the Semitic grammatical system. Grammatical tools in (the Syriac language) uses the tool (ܕ) as a link between the two Genitive nouns (the added and the added to). In (the Hebrew language) (שֶׁל) is used to connect the Genitive noun to the added to.
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