The Industrial Essence of Non-Actual Adverbs is Articulated in the concept-and read in anomlies

Authors

  • Researcher. Syed Muhammad Sheikhan Ahmad Aqrtbat Researcher Phd in the Department of Linguistics The Islamic University of Madinah

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55074/hesj.vi32.764

Keywords:

technical essence – unconjugated adverb – building the concept – interpreting anomalies.

Abstract

The title: the technical essence of the unconjugated adverb (building the concept and interpreting the anomalies) This research sheds light on the concept of the unconjugated adverb utilizing some terms and interpretations coined by grammarians and taken as the reason for its inability to be like its counterpart (the conjugated adverb) in its diacritical features. On the other hand, the research attempts to capture examples in which the unconjugated adverb deviates from the standard in both poetry and prose and attempt to expound the reasons behind that deviation. This research does not claim that the examples provided herein are a standard practice as much as contemplates on and explains the technical sides that can be interpreted as a loose use of expressions. To do that, we used similar examples from different subjects and analyzed how grammarians looked at them. The researcher has not come across a similar study that tackles this subject the way this research does. It is, in the author’s view, a good topic for analyzing and contemplating. It was approached as per below plan: First: Defining the adverb Second: adverb terminological use First chapter: Building the concept of the unconjugated adverb Second chapter: interpreting examples of the unconjugated adverb anomalies. Conclusion: the outcome of the research.

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Published

2023-08-04

How to Cite

Aqrtbat, R. S. M. S. A. (2023). The Industrial Essence of Non-Actual Adverbs is Articulated in the concept-and read in anomlies. Humanities and Educational Sciences Journal, 32, 281-301. https://doi.org/10.55074/hesj.vi32.764