Morphosyntactic Transformations in Ancient Arabic Dialects and Their Role in Shaping Linguistic Identity” A Comparative Study”

Morphosyntactic Transformations in Ancient Arabic Dialects and Their Role in Shaping Linguistic Identity” A Comparative Study”

https://orcid.org/0009-0006-0310-400X 

Summary:

This research dealt with the grammatical transformations in ancient Arabic dialects and their impact on shaping linguistic identity. It aimed to provide a comparative analysis between the most important ancient Arabic dialects and to analyze their effects on modern Arabic dialects. It then studied the grammatical differences between different dialects, such as the dialects of Quraysh, Himyar, and the Nabataeans, and focused on how grammatical development was based on social and geographical interaction between different tribes and societies. The results showed that these transformations were a result of cultural and linguistic interactions with neighboring peoples, including the influences of Semitic languages. These ancient grammatical transformations still affect modern dialects, especially in how grammatical inflections and grammatical context are used to determine meaning. The research then emphasized the importance of these transformations in shaping the linguistic identity of modern Arabic dialects.

Keywords: Grammar, ancient Arabic dialects, Classical Arabic, Semitic languages, comparative study.