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Does the Arabic Language have infixes? Does the Arabic Language have infixes? Or does it undergo a process of modification? An infix is a word-element that is inserted into the middle of a word to form another word. Modification is the change in the form of the word to suit the meaning and pronunciation.
Jan 20, 2011 7:05 PM
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Arabic uses a common infix, ‹ت› ‹t› for Form VIII verbs, usually a reflexive of Form I. It is placed after the first consonant of the root; an epenthetic i- prefix is also added since words cannot begin with a consonant cluster. An example is اجتهد ijtahada "he worked hard", from جهد jahada "he strove". (The words "ijtihad" and "jihad" are nouns derived from these two verbs.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infix ...................................................
January 20, 2011
اذاغيرت في الأسماء أو الأفعال , عامــــة في اللغة الغربية فسيتغيـــــر المعنـــى هذا من جهـــة ومن جهة أخرى أو إذا غيرنا اسم .فعل صفة أمر .....الخ من القران الكريم فهنـــا ننتـــج أخطاء عدة وبما يسمــــى ايظا بالتحـــريف فستتغيـــر معنـــى الجملة الاسمية أو الفعلية وهذا فضيحة علينا .لذا يجب أن نحافظ على الكتابة بشكل جيد لمعنى حققيقى والعمل .الاقتداء التغيير.أو نتميز بهذا الأخير مثال سكينة=اسم يضرب على اسم فتاة فإذا قلنا السكينة إلا وهى الصبر أو لحظات من الوقت لقظاء حاجياتنا Changed in the names or acts generally in the language will change the meaning of this Bank on the one hand and on the other, or if someone else's name. ..... do recipe is from the Koran, etc. Here, we produce several errors and normalize the so-called distortions will change the meaning of the nominal or actual sentence and this scandal Us. So we must keep on writing well for the meaning of Hakqiqy and work. follow the example of the change. or excel the latter example the name of Sakina = hits on the name of the girl If we say, a quiet but patience or moments of time to Qzae supermarket ( translate by google ) ok
January 27, 2011
Does the Arabic Language have infixes = hal lilougha el arabiya hourouf motazayida to pronounce
January 25, 2011
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