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The Diachronic Change of /xw/ Consonant Cluster in Persian, Sorani Kurdish, Hawrami, and Kalhori Kurdish: An Optimaity Theoretic Analysis [PDF]
Languages change is an inevitable phenomenon which may come with phonological implications. In Optimality Theory, first put forth by Prince and Smolensky (1991), language is seen as an inventory of universal violable constraints, the permutation of which
Mehdi Fattahi, Bahman Heydari
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The Function of Common Mythological Motifs in a Kurdish Folk Narrative and an Excerpt from Klidar
Myths express human aspirations and fears. Literary and folk texts in the depth of their thinking do not shy away from mythical themes. Myths, through their narrative function, reveal the themes of human archetype in the various contexts narratives.
Hadi Dehghani Yazdeli
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ASPIRATION IN ENGLISH, ARABIC AND KURDISH [PDF]
The sound systems of both Standard Arabic (SA) and Kurdish (Bahdinani dialect) have been worked out, with varying degrees of emphasis on certain features (i.e.
Ameen H. Al-Bamerni
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The research aims to identify the Turkish instrumental Medhal template, as a non-routed template in our Arabic music, as well as to identify the composition style of "Hussein Hosnu Ostun" and his method of dealing with the Turkish instrumental Medhal ...
طــارق السـيد غندر +3 more
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Indigenous knowledge of the Kurdish calendar and chronology [PDF]
A typical calendar among the Kurdish people from the perspective of: the Naming the months, symbolism, the numerous occasions, the consistency with nature and climate, the mythical and religious ideas, and ...
Malek Shoaei
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Incorporation in Ardalani Kurdish: A Competition between Syntax and Morphology
This study examines the process of incorporation in Kurdish with emphasis on recognizing the modular nature of this process in the context of syntactic-morphological theoretical debate.
Shahin Ahmadishad +3 more
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Nestorian-Kurdish Social Relations in the Context of Narrative Theory
This article examined the social relations of Nestorians and Kurds in the period from the 19th century to the First World War. The data used in the study were obtained through semi-structured interviews, which were conducted in Hakkari city.
Emel Topcu, Engin Korkmaz
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This chapter traces the origins of the Kurdish question back to its roots in the Ottoman Empire. It examines how the Kurdish question emerged, how to characterise the nature of the confrontation and the basis of different perspectives on the issue, how it evolved under the Turkish republic up until the present day, and the future prospects for the ...
Kaya, Zeynep, Whiting, Matthew
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Laterals in English,Arabic and Kurdish [PDF]
Iraqi Arab and Kurdish students face a number of difficulties in the perception and production of some English sounds .Among the many difficulties encountered by the students are those related to the production of lateral sounds in British English ...
Ameen H. Al-Bamerni
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Studying Speakers' Attitudes towards Kurdish, Kermanshahi Persian, and Standard Persian in Kermanshah Using Matched Guise Technique [PDF]
We live in a world where linguistic diversity is rapidly dwindling. Many living languages are expected to become extinct during the next century. The speakers' attitude toward vernacular languages is the most crucial factor influencing a language's ...
Mina Azizi +2 more
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