The sound effect of the theory of origin and branch In the letters of meanings in the Arabic language (the inclination in :Ya, Yes, and La) is a model

Abstract

The Arabic language is characterized by many linguistic phenomena that harmonize with its various levels - phonetic, morphological, grammatical and semantic - and thus enable it to rise to the forefront among various human languages. Arabs and orientalists, especially those phenomena related to the phonemic level, such as the endowment, the hamz, the edging, and the convergence of the inhabitants, as it had a remarkable presence in all sections of speech, which were and still mix with them despite the different entitlements of each section, and even linked to them from the principle of affect and influence. Among the most important of these is the phenomenon of inclination, in which nouns and verbs are restricted to without letters.

There is no doubt that depriving the letters of meanings in particular from dealing with this phenomenon; it was caused by their inability, which prompted the researcher to limit the talk about phonetic phenomena, the phenomenon of inclination especially since those letters are concerned with research and study; This is for the purpose of showing the impact of the theory of origin and branch, and its role in giving the letters of meanings phonemic phenomena despite their rigidity; Which gave it the characteristic of distinction, even if it was a matter of subsidiarity and not of progress and precedence; It has no advantage as long as it shares the rest of the parts of speech in that phenomenon, whatever the ways they deal with it.

Those interested in the phenomenon of inclination - in which nouns and verbs are unique - may wonder about the extent to which this phenomenon enjoys originality in the light of that frantic struggle aimed at dividing everything in the language into origins and branches, or the extent to which it is characterized by subsidiary, and the nature of its relationship with the phonetic phenomena close to it, which the talk about it scattered. In most of the researchers’ books, and to what extent do they deal with the letters of meanings at the same time? Although it is not possible, and can this phenomenon affect those letters, giving them all the tilt like other parts of speech?