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The grammar of arabic loanwords in ibero-romance
2008Any serious and mod. survey of Arabic loanwords in the Romance languages of the Iberian Peninsula requires a scientific method to check the accuracy of the hypotheses put forward about them since as far back as the Middle Ages. The chapter aims to provide, with additions and corrections, a much needed grammar of the Arabic loanwords in Ibero-Romance, i.
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1957
Needless to say the Amharic speakers also have close contact with the speakers of the other Semitic Ethiopic languages as well as of the Cushitic languages. Nearly all the Semitic Ethiopic and Cushitic languages have many Arabic loanwords for the same reasons mentioned above in connexion with Amharic.
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Needless to say the Amharic speakers also have close contact with the speakers of the other Semitic Ethiopic languages as well as of the Cushitic languages. Nearly all the Semitic Ethiopic and Cushitic languages have many Arabic loanwords for the same reasons mentioned above in connexion with Amharic.
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THE PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING ARABIC LOANWORDS IN ENGLISH
Конференции, 2021English vocabulary has been developing by different linguistic categories and rules. One of them is considered to be loan words. Thus, this work deals with English borrowed words from Arabic language and its linguistic characteristics in teaching. Mostly, these words can be used in daily life routine either food or clothing.
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Lexical Innovation of Arabic Loanwords
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020This study focuses on the analysis of Arabic loanwords in the Bedawie language. It aims to determine the changes that have occurred and pedagogical contributions offered by the use of Arabic loanwords in Bedawie. Our analysis of these loanwords speculates on the possible explanations of the research problem.
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Morphosyntactical Analysis of Arabic Loanwords
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Beja, the subject of this paper, are people speaking a language called – Bedawiet – in the Red sea Hills in north-eastern of Sudan, (Dahl, 1991). They are in the region for thousands of years along the coast from Egypt to Eretria. The paper emphasizes on the analysis of Arabic loanwords in the Beja language. The work aims at analyzing the morphology of
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Vowel Epenthesis in Arabic Loanwords in Hausa
International Journal of Linguistics, 2015<p>Vowel epenthesis is discussed in this paper as a phonological process utilized to avoid codas in Arabic loanwords in Hausa language in light of Optimality Theory (OT), as an analytical framework, even though this language permits codas in heavy syllables of the form CVC (Caron, 2011). This process results in having disyllabic, trisyllabic, or
MUFLEH ALQAHTANI, Rebecca Musa
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The Arabic Loanwords in Nabatean Aramaic
Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1986THE 4,000 Nabatean texts cover a remarkable range of territory-from the area of Bostra over to the Sinai and down into northern Arabia-and document the history of the region in a variety of ways.' Among the most remarkable historical witnesses in the Nabatean corpus is a lintel inscription from the isolated shrine site of Rawwiafah, a Greek and ...
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“The Role of Transcription in Arabic Loanwords”
General SectionThis article analyzes the phonetic and morphological adaptation features of the transcription symbols adopted in order to make the letters characteristic of this language in other languages, especially in Uzbek, understandable to the reader. In the study, the expression of sounds that are present in Arabic but not in other languages through ...
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