الشواهد الشعرية في معجم لسان العرب و دورها في التعريف بالمصطلحات النحوية

الملخص EN

The grammatical poetic evidences represent generally an important part ofour linguistic heritage, mainly the grammatical one.

On those bases, the Arabic grammar was defined and determined.

Grammarians improved and established their very different and various theories related to grammatical concepts.

These latters have become vital references on which today researchers are to rely on in case of possible empirical misunderstandings.

I am not claiming to know all those evidences found in in Lissan Al Arab dictionary, for it is impossible task to achieve.

I am here trying to uncover some of those grammatical issues advanced briefly by the poetic evidence.

We focus on Noun in grammar, basically the agent, the pro-agent, the subject and the predicate, The noun in genitive case.

In addition to other agents considered as objects, for instance, the direct object, the unrestricted object, the causative object, and the concomitate object.

Some other issues will be raised such as: the accusative of state, the specifictive, the vocative, the specification, the distracted, the exception; and then preposition, annexed agents, Subject of nominal sentence, and at last we will discuss deal with some appositives.