INTERPRETATION OF PARTICIPLE FORMS IN "AL-MUFASSAL" AND OTHER ARABIC GRAMMER WORKS

This article illuminates the topic of participles in Arabic from both morphological and syntactic perspectives. It presents the opinions of specialists in the field, including past scholars, medieval, and contemporary grammarians, along with supporting evidence. Information is provided on how these words, which are considered verbal forms, function and what patterns they follow. Cases where words in the masdar form are also used in the sense of participles are explained.

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Oriental Journal of Philology
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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.37547/supsci-ojp-05-03-81
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Linguistic, Cultural, and Literary Studies
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INTERPRETATION OF PARTICIPLE FORMS IN "AL-MUFASSAL" AND OTHER ARABIC GRAMMER WORKS

Fotima A. Erimmatova, Zuhra A. Erimmatova
Oriental Journal of Philology
Linguistic, Cultural, and Literary Studies
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INTERPRETATION OF PARTICIPLE FORMS IN "AL-MUFASSAL" AND OTHER ARABIC GRAMMER WORKS

Fotima A. Erimmatova, Zuhra A. Erimmatova
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This article illuminates the topic of participles in Arabic from both morphological and syntactic perspectives. It presents the opinions of specialists in the field, including past scholars, medieval, and contemporary grammarians, along with supporting evidence. Information is provided on how these words, which are considered verbal forms, function and what patterns they follow. Cases where words in the masdar form are also used in the sense of participles are explained.

Oriental Journal of PhilologyVol. 05(03)
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