نوع المستند : المقالة الأصلية
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كلية اللغات- جامعة بغداد
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عنوان المقالة [English]
المؤلف [English]
Analogy is one of the most significant linguistic phenomena that plays a central role in shaping and developing Semitic languages. Analogy has a dual function, acting as a unifying force that contributes to the creation of regular patterns across grammatical systems, while simultaneously serving as a driving factor for linguistic change. The impact of analogy is particularly evident in the structure of the trilateral root, which is a hallmark of Semitic languages. Analogy occasionally transforms biliteral roots into triliteral ones to achieve structural consistency. Furthermore, analogy influences the development of derivational and inflectional patterns, introducing changes to grammatical and morphological forms to align them with existing models.
This study focuses on exploring the role of analogy in the linguistic evolution of Semitic languages, with a comparative analysis of its grammatical and morphological applications in a selected group of Semitic languages. The study will analyze how analogy intersects with other linguistic phenomena, such as the development of weak verbs, root analysis, and phonological pattern changes. Additionally, it will examine historical sources and linguistic changes that contributed to the emergence of this phenomenon. The study aims to provide a comprehensive perspective on the relationship between analogy and linguistic change in the context of Semitic languages, highlighting its role in balancing linguistic stability and evolutionary diversity.
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